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[Republican consultant and Fox News contributor Ari] Fleischer's advice for Trump is, "Hit her on policy. Just like you did to Biden in the first debate. That was a disciplined, tough, policy-oriented Donald Trump. I would love to see the same Donald Trump against Kamala Harris." //
Louise1
18 hours ago
Two ideas:
1) Tell how your policies will help people, and protect the environment, better than Harris' policies.
Example: Don't say inflation is bad because we want good economic numbers. Say inflation is bad because it hurts people.
Example: Don't say that you're against EV mandates because of cost or convenience. Instead, say that EVs can actually hurt the environment. It's hard to recycle EV batteries. Tires on EVs pollute the air with more fine particles than the tires on ICE vehicles, because EV batteries are so heavy. ( https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/07/electric-vehicles-tires-wearing-out-particulates/674750/ ) Etc.
2) When you say a Harris policy is bad, offer a better policy. Example: To cut pollution, do these things:
a) Put pressure on China to stop polluting the air so much.
b) Tell people how to keep their houses cool or warm by using simple, cheap insulation in their windows such as bubble wrap.
c) Encourage research in extinguishing wildfires better, so that they don't release a huge amount of smoke. ( https://redstate.com/wardclark/2024/08/29/canadas-carbon-footprint-is-massive-but-its-because-of-wildfires-n2178698 )
If you tell how your policies will help people and protect the environment, and if you tell how your policies are better than Harris', then people will be more likely to vote for you. //
Carey J
19 hours ago
I heard Trump was preparing for the debate by going to bars and arguing with drunks.
Carey J Randy Larson
12 hours ago
Yeah, I heard it from the Bee. You'll note I didn't say where I heard it.