Posted on 03/29/2018 2:57:45 PM PDT by Innovative
After the Pennsylvania special election for a U.S. House seat earlier this month that ended with a Democratic victory, I warned that Republicans must start developing a countervailing wave to ensure Democrats do not take control of the House in the November elections.
To do this, Republicans nationwide – even those in “safe” seats and those who are not up for re-election – must not get comfortable playing defense. All of them must be prepared to go on offense. This does not mean simply attacking Democrats. It means setting goals in Congress and aggressively fighting to achieve them.
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PA 18 was nothing but ad hominem attacks on lamb and how he was a Pelosi rubber stamp.. that was the messaging and it was terrible, poorly targeted and cost the seat.
Not one time was the messaging from anyone on the GOP ecosphere in PA 18 anything that was going to reach and motivate the non traditional MAGA voter.
You don’t need an attack for the fall you need a message and the message of the other guy is bad isn’t going to get out anything but the reliable republican core and that won’t be enough to motivate turnout in many districts needed to win against a motivated democratic voting block.
Republicans better come up with a message and deliver it to the right people or they will handily lose the house this fall
Go away Newt! We got this and don’t need lecturing from your NWO butt.
hahaha Good one!
Yes, we can win and will win!
But, ALL of the RINOS in, both, The House and The Senate WANT to lose majority political status and become minority political players! That’s the ongoing problem, along with the anti-Trump mentality that, still, exists among all of the D’s and R’s that practice it!
With Ryan and McConnell involved it does not looks all that good.
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