You might have felt encouraged had you read the article.
“It’s incredible,” she said. “We have an amazing grassroots army of volunteers, and that’s only skyrocketed since the impeachment charade. We have thousands sign up to get involved off the sidelines.
“We’re in states that haven’t been on the map for us in decades. It’s like President Trump transformed the map in 2016. We’re looking to do that again in states like Minnesota and New Mexico. You even had our campaign manager, the Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale up in Oregon two weeks ago because we’re looking for voters everywhere. We follow the data, which we’ve invested so much in over the past four or five years — over $300 million. And we follow the data to find voters where they are on issues they care about. We’re in a very good position, no matter who the Democrat nominee is. They’re not going to be able to compete in that regard.
I am a voracious giver, at least relative to my long period of giving boycott pre-Trump. It gets very old to have all successes measured in donations. You can give to the GOP and the very next day receive an email or text that your name isn't on this or that list and that there is another "emergency deadline" that must be crashed through with money money money.
I'm thankful for the energy we have, but it isn't being successfully harvested except financially and that is the measure of success stated. Unfortunately, the relentless campaign for donations (at least towards me) is exhausting all by itself.