Despite calls by his advisers to focus on the issues, former President Donald J.
Trump has made it clear that he intends to keep running his campaign his way.

By Michael C. Bender and Michael Gold
Aug. 24, 2024, 5:06 a.m. ET

Donald J. Trump’s political endurance this year has been attributed in part to
voters’ faded memories about why they denied him a second term four years ago.

The former president is doing his best to remind them.

Despite a carefully scripted week of campaign events aimed at counterprogramming
the Democratic National Convention, Mr. Trump undercut much of his messaging
with a series of off-the-cuff remarks, rants and blunders that threatened to
stoke the kind of Republican anxiety he has spent much of the past month trying
to tamp down.

On Monday in Pennsylvania, he struggled to clarify a previous comment that he
believed the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which honors civilians, was “much
better” than the Medal of Honor given to military members. On Tuesday in
Michigan, he claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris had won the Democratic
nomination after a “vicious, violent overthrow of a president" and called
Chicago, which hosted the Democratic convention, “a war zone that’s worse than
Afghanistan.”

He openly rejected advice from allies to limit his personal attacks on Ms.
Harris and other Democrats during a speech on Wednesday in North Carolina. He
called the nation’s first Black vice president “lazy” during a stop in Arizona
on Thursday afternoon and, that night, rambled during a 10-minute phone call
with Fox News. The anchors ultimately cut him off and ended the interview, but
Mr. Trump picked up where he had left off by quickly phoning into Newsmax.

And on Friday, Mr. Trump concluded his week by embracing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
in exchange for his endorsement, a move with an uncertain impact on tilting the
race in his favor.

“One of the ways to win over swing voters is not by personal attacks — by
nature, they don’t love partisan politics, but they’re also not thrilled about
the direction of the country and the performance of the economy,” said Kevin
Madden, a longtime Republican strategist who worked on presidential campaigns in
2004, 2008 and 2012. “And every day Trump isn’t talking about that is a wasted day.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/24/us/politics/trump-campaign-2024.html

*Please* keep going this way, Orange Fat Fuck!

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In article <vad6ql$1fu7t$1@dont-email.me>, j_carlson@gmx.com says...
> Despite calls by his advisers to focus on the issues, former President Donald J.
> Trump has made it clear that he intends to keep running his campaign his way.
>

You mean he didn't yell JOY JOY JOY for 4 days? At least he has
policies. Unlike the JOY JOY JOY team.

On Sat, 24 Aug 2024 10:55:28 -0700, J Carlson <j_carlson@gmx.com> wrote:

>Despite calls by his advisers to focus on the issues, former President Donald J.
>Trump has made it clear that he intends to keep running his campaign his way.
>
>By Michael C. Bender and Michael Gold
>Aug. 24, 2024, 5:06 a.m. ET
>
>Donald J. Trump’s political endurance this year has been attributed in part to
>voters’ faded memories about why they denied him a second term four years ago.
>
>The former president is doing his best to remind them.
>
>Despite a carefully scripted week of campaign events aimed at counterprogramming
>the Democratic National Convention, Mr. Trump undercut much of his messaging
>with a series of off-the-cuff remarks, rants and blunders that threatened to
>stoke the kind of Republican anxiety he has spent much of the past month trying
>to tamp down.
>
>On Monday in Pennsylvania, he struggled to clarify a previous comment that he
>believed the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which honors civilians, was “much
>better” than the Medal of Honor given to military members. On Tuesday in
>Michigan, he claimed that Vice President Kamala Harris had won the Democratic
>nomination after a “vicious, violent overthrow of a president" and called
>Chicago, which hosted the Democratic convention, “a war zone that’s worse than
>Afghanistan.”
>
>He openly rejected advice from allies to limit his personal attacks on Ms.
>Harris and other Democrats during a speech on Wednesday in North Carolina. He
>called the nation’s first Black vice president “lazy” during a stop in Arizona
>on Thursday afternoon and, that night, rambled during a 10-minute phone call
>with Fox News. The anchors ultimately cut him off and ended the interview, but
>Mr. Trump picked up where he had left off by quickly phoning into Newsmax.
>
>And on Friday, Mr. Trump concluded his week by embracing Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
>in exchange for his endorsement, a move with an uncertain impact on tilting the
>race in his favor.
>
>“One of the ways to win over swing voters is not by personal attacks — by
>nature, they don’t love partisan politics, but they’re also not thrilled about
>the direction of the country and the performance of the economy,” said Kevin
>Madden, a longtime Republican strategist who worked on presidential campaigns in
>2004, 2008 and 2012. “And every day Trump isn’t talking about that is a wasted day.”
>
>https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/24/us/politics/trump-campaign-2024.html
>
>*Please* keep going this way, Orange Fat Fuck!

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