Well then I’m falling off the curve as he continues to inch into sheer populist messaging. He’s been nothing but genius but I see some weakening in his messaging. Keep selling the tax plan, the immigration plan and it’s positives and fairness.
To put it bluntly, he’s being rope-a-doped now. The question is, how much energy does he have and how long can he maintain growing interest.
The difference being there's no opponent like Ali who can hold out then have more energy than Trump to finish the fight.
You are forgetting that every rally is a first time audience experience for these people, in a different region, a different state, or district.
Trump knows the American people are off working jobs all week, not on the internet all day, following his appearances and reading the transcriptions, like you and I.
He needs voters to be on the same page, hearing the foundations for his desire to run, why he is in the race, and hear it over and over, so we all know where we are going forward, together. That takes a lot of plowing old ground for those of us listening and hearing basically the same message, who have been hanging with him since the beginning. But it’s new to them, at the rally.
This is how you create a wave effect, (I hope). As the calendar moves Trump around the nation, then he will have laid the groundwork, and can advance into his broader policy aims in a different phase. It will come after Super Tuesday in March. He goes out to the nation then.