Posted on 08/16/2024 9:53:55 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Republican pollster Frank Luntz said early Friday that if he was to give advice to former President Trump, he would tell him “to stop behaving like a petulant child.”
“If I were advising him, which I am not, I would look him straight in the eye and say, ‘Sir, you need to shut up. You need to stop behaving like a petulant child, and start focusing on what the American people want, in a way that they want to hear it,’” Luntz said on “CNN This Morning” with anchor Kasie Hunt.
Republicans have pushed Trump to focus on policy differences between him Vice President Harris after weeks of personal attacks against his Democratic rival. Harris has gained momentum and sparked excitement in the Democratic Party after weeks of uncertainty over whether President Biden would step away from the 2024 presidential race.
“Look, if I yell at you every time you have me on, you’ll stop having me on and you’ll stop listening,” Luntz said on CNN.
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And if he listened to Luntz he would never have beaten Hillary.
STFU you rotten yakking hairpiece. Thank God you aren’t advising him.
After all the DemoCRAP he’s been through? Are you kidding me. I’m surprised he is doing as well as he is. I sure couldn’t have held up under all the FAKE!!!!! the pressure he’s been under. Walk in his shoes pal, you don’t know what you are talking about.
Thank you for injecting reality. Hit pieces like this are often generated by the likes of a few who post on this site who never stop criticizing because they want Trump to lose. They actually help the other side and give them talking points.
Where does anyone think they pick up on this crap?
No. Every one of us regulates our behavior to improve our professional and personal lives.
Trump can do this as well.
Hey Frank... remember when your advice got McCain elected?
Oh... remember when your advice got Romney elected?
Oh... remember when your advice clinched Jeb Jeb’s primary run?
Good times...
Thank you for injecting reality. Hit pieces like this are often generated by the likes of a few who post on this site who never stop criticizing because they want Trump to lose. They actually help the other side and give them talking points.
Where does anyone think they pick up on this crap?
The federal government should only be doing what individuals, families, local and state governments can’t do themselves.
Taxes should be fair, based on the benefits to be provided, and limited by the ability to pay.
A waitress might pay nothing for national defense, since she might only partially own a clunker car, hand-me-down furniture and some clothes.
Frankie “Five Brain Cells” Luntz needs to look in the mirror.
Hey, someone said stick to the issues, like a week ago. Let’s keep running with that even though Trump changed it up a bit. I mean, this is what we have. Gotta run with the pack.
Except, Trump is sticking with the issues and so is JD. But Kamala and Walz have some deep character flaws and not calling them out on them is a half effort.
As for Luntz:
https://youtu.be/vAm4a0U1BO4?si=cVIwGmCpDBl3yj1M
Tucker Carlson took him down and exposed this a-hat for what he truly is.
When you’ve got Luntz behaving like the petulant one and ‘advising’ Trump on what to do and not do, it means that Trump is hitting the mark with the voters who will put him back into office.
"... and start focusing on what the American people want, in a way that they want to hear it."
Anyone who thinks this is bad advice is a moron.
Tell those women to shut up..
I dare you..
>>Trump should just be Trump and let the chips fall where they may.<<
That will lead to yet another defeat for Trump and the Republicans, which will all but destroy the USA. I suggest Trump start acting like a statesman—which I don’t think he can—but if he does, hopefully some to the people who might voter for Kamala might go back to Trump and save the nation from the Democrats/Communists.
Frank Luntz. “Larry Mondello.’’
Everybody sounds just like they did during the election Trump won.
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