one of the most dramatic upsets in political history,

the strategy was simple,

the GOP sent out consultants to diners in small towns all across America to ask them what they disliked about Washington,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_elections,_1994

from what they said, the RNC crafted what was known as the "Contract to America",
a list of legislative promises to fulfil if they gained control of Congress

Newt Gingrich is on Trump's side

the GOP got a bunch of young, new Republicans to run and saw a enormous shift to the party

Trump will definitely be listening to him for this election season

the thing is, how do we accomplish something similar w/ an R congress and president

the problem is today most politicians are old and out of touch

defining something like a MAGA contract for candidates running for congress

Trump definitely should have a strategy room for this, it's the most important thing possible between now and 2020

most politicians have never been to a small town except for maybe a pre-planned photo op

from what I can tell, Trump not only knows it's super important, but it'll be one of his main prioritis this year

I started making these election threads a bit earlier...arguably it's even too early for people to care about the primaries right now

this will get him a wall, RAISE, obamacare repeal, whatever he wants, he would fulfill so many campaign promises potentially with congress that much on his side if he breaks the amnesty coalition

I'm sure there are lots of people PLANNING to run right now though, it's just that voters won't start caring about primaries until springtime at the very least

Have you ever wondered why Trump did so well in South Carolina?
Here's why,

y'know, some day I may run if the opportunity arises

this image, it might not seem like much. But it did wonders for optics. It made South Carolinians feel like he was at there level

there's so much damn potential that can be done nowadays

kinda like the pic of Nehlen w/ a Five Guys wrapper, it brings him down to earth, right?

yeah

I'm going to be very, very, very surprised if there aren't a decent amount of congressional candidates using Trumpian tactics

the thing we have to figure out is how we get about channeling that grassroots energy into a party with a majority in Congress

technically the amnesty coalition is the majority, but the Rs have the illusion of power

we seem like the "establishment" now to the uninformed person, how do we turn it around?

Oh, oh,

I was reading this report by AP the other day,

the thing is, 'uninformed' people tend to be those who don't even bother voting, much less in the midterms

so that doesn't really matter

I mean uninformed in the sense of watching MSM day after day, not really as apolitical

misinformed would be more correct

they interviewed some Trump voters in Appalachia,
they said it would mean the world to them if Trump went down personally there to see them.
not like a rally, just to look around and talk to them

I'd say that people who voted for Trump can be counted on to vote against the democrats

especially if he campaigns all around the country with the congressional candidates he backs

definitely

neverTrumpers can also be counted on to vote against the democrats, or at least they can be influenced to do so

the Trump physical energy rallies people like nothing else

I have no doubt that Moore would've won if Trump made an appearance in Alabma

Alabama