Former Trump Aide: The 10 Things Trump Must Do to Win

February 14, 2023 (7d ago) Guest Post by James Bacon1/3

Ever since President Trump announced his 2024 campaign, the mainstream media silence has been deafening — in stark contrast to the media frenzy that exploded in the aftermath of President Trump’s now legendary ride down the escalator. The mainstream media blackout of President Trump (which includes Fox News to a large degree) is only one such vector of attack from an establishment that is increasingly desperate to neutralize President Trump and the historic America First political movement he created.

Despite such resistance, President Trump remains the clear front runner in the 2024 race. Most polls depict Trump solidly in the lead, with a few outliers that seem to be politically motivated at best. The more has-been losers like Nikki Haley enter the race, the more Trump benefits from a split non-Trump vote. Furthermore, when it comes to substance,Trump has distinguished his run so-far with some of the most sophisticated and important policy statements from any politician in recent memory— take a look, for instance, at his recent statement on Big Tech censorship.

President Trump is smart enough to know that the race will only get tougher as corrupt donors and special interests continue conspire against him, and as Florida Governor DeSantis contemplates entering the race. With the momentum of his front-runner status and adoration from a solidly loyal base, Trump needs to kick his 2024 campaign into overdrive to remove all doubt as to his status in 2024.

Here are 10 things President Trump could do to lap his competitors and ensure total victory just as the race is getting started:

1. Reinvent the Issues Again

Every issue has a certain lifespan within which people care about it. You can only talk about the border crisis so many times before the public loses interest. But there are usually a few issues lurking below the surface that would fire people up if brought to the forefront. Trump did this in 2016 when he brought illegal immigration into the conversation. But since then, conservatives have struggled to come up with winning issues on their own. The content has become stale, and we need Trump to reinvent the issues again. Here are a few of the issues with the most potential:

End Homelessness, Clean Up the Streets

Homelessness is out of control and Americans (including Democrats) are boiling over with anger at their leaders for doing nothing about it. Sympathy for homeless people has simply run out. They’re assaulting people on the streets, stealing from businesses, destroying public spaces, and doing drugs in plain sight. And it’s not just an issue for the big cities. Homelessness has gone up in nearly every city in America, including small cities in middle America. As an issue, it has been bubbling up since 2020, and will be ripe just in time for the 2024 cycle. Trump should bring this issue to the forefront with a bold proposal like a nationwide project to clean up the streets. He should call for forcibly clearing out all encampments in the United States, placing the homeless in mental health facilities or drug rehabilitation centers, and locking up those who don’t comply. Social services have been tried, and all they do is further incentivize homelessness. Trump has an opportunity to be the first politician to propose a serious solution.

End Affirmative Action and Diversity Hiring

According to a recent analysis by Richard Hanania, affirmative action is the most unpopular position the Democrats support. Every ballot initiative for affirmative action repeatedly fails, even in the most liberal states like California. And yet, a small group of radicals have imposed diversity standards on every aspect of American life, transforming America from a merit-based society, to a standard-less society. Most Americans oppose hiring on the basis of race, ethnicity and gender, but Republicans never make the left defend this radical stance. As a businessman, Trump is the perfect messenger for the return to a merit-based society. He should propose a war on all affirmative action-based hiring in the United States using all the legal means at his disposal. Critical Race Theory is a minor issue in comparison. If Trump does this, DeSantis will be left in the dust.

https://www.revolver.news/2023/02/former-trump-aide-the-10-things-trump-must-do-to-win/

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Former Trump Aide: The 10 Things Trump Must Do to Win

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Withdraw From NATO

Republicans are increasingly against sending aid to Ukraine, and the war is likely to drag on for much longer. Trump needs to outflank DeSantis now by calling for a full withdrawal from NATO in order to prevent something like the Ukraine situation, and the near World War III it caused, from ever happening again. DeSantis won’t be able to follow him to this position because he depends on the foreign policy establishment too much for his support. This is also an opportunity for Trump to win over some Democrats and Independents who are anti-war.

Ban Pornography

Pornography addiction is more prominent in young men than drug addiction. It is the main contributor to the current lack of masculinity in America and has destroyed young men’s confidence, motivation, and ability to form relationships with women. It is becoming even more prolific with the advent of sites like OnlyFans which entice women into selling their bodies online. Senator Mike Lee has introduced a bill that would ban porn, and several Congressmen, led by Rep. Jim Banks, have called for prosecuting porn under current obscenity laws, but nobody has brought this issue into the mainstream. Trump is the perfect messenger for this issue because he can’t be painted as a prude. He should call for banning OnlyFans, at a minimum. He should also call for banning pornography on Twitter. This is a new issue that Trump can use to bolster his support from evangelicals.

2. Stop Attacking DeSantis On Covid

One of Sun Tzu’s principles in The Art of War is “Avoid Strength, Attack Weakness”. Covid is where DeSantis is strongest, and attacking him on it plays right into his hands. Trump’s associations with Dr. Fauci and the Covid vaccine are hurting him with his base. He should be distracting away from Covid and shifting the race to other issues. All conservatives agree that DeSantis was great on Covid. It’s what made him a national figure. Trump’s attacks on his competitors in 2016 were so effective because they always rang true. This one doesn’t. In fact,unless and until DeSantis officially throws his hat in the ring, it would be better to avoid attacks entirely.

3. Get Off the Teleprompter.

One of the best things about Trump is his spontaneity. In 2016, you really didn’t know what he was going to say every time he opened his mouth. The result was a nonstop media frenzy that enthralled Americans. In the last few years,Trump has become more predictable, opting for the same scripted speeches and the same repeated answers to questions. There’s no “McCain wasn’t a war hero” comment coming anytime soon. Trump is at his best when he’s speaking from the heart and letting his true genius come out. At his first campaign stop in New Hampshire this cycle, Trump didn’t use the teleprompter, and his speech was much more engaging. Trump should go off the prompter more often and become the center of attention again.

In short, if advisors are telling you to be “more presidential,” Mr. President,what they mean is rely less on the supernatural political instincts and charismathat have made you the most transformational figure in recent political history. Don’t listen to them!

4. Get Back on Twitter

Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter was a monumental victory against the censorship regime. His reversal of Trump’s ban was an even bigger victory. It would be a tragedy to let Truth Social get in the way of history. Twitter is still an important part of the public square, and there’s no better tweeter than Donald Trump. Trump’s triumphant return would break him out of the right-wing echo chamber that is holding him back.

5. Rallies AND Retail

In 2016, the crowds at Trump’s rallies consisted mostly of local working-class people. Now, it’s the same traveling band of MAGA activists who follow him to every rally.

This creates the illusion that Trump is reaching more people than he really is. Trump should focus less on rallies and focus more on interacting with people who wouldn’t otherwise see him. Small events like roundtables with local business owners and unannounced visits to local spots are perfect for this. His campaign stops in New Hampshire and South Carolina were a great start. Seeing Trump stop in an ice cream shop was a reminder of how good he is with people. No Republican can match Trump’s star power. He is a better retail politician than any of his opponents and it would be a shame if that advantage wasn’t exercised.

https://www.revolver.news/2023/02/former-trump-aide-the-10-things-trump-must-do-to-win/

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6. Engage the Liberal Media Again

In 2016, Trump was on the mainstream cable shows every day doing battle with his fiercest critics, and conservatives idolized him for it.

This is largely the reason for the mainstream media blackout against Trump. To reach the millions of moderates disaffected with the Democrats’ woke agenda, Trump must nevertheless find ways to engage the liberal media again. This will also remind Republican voters why they fell in love with him in 2016. The media will be unfair to Trump as they have always been, but he needs to accept that and press forward, knowing that if you’re debating them, you’re winning. The best first step toward this end is to rejoin twitter!

7. Make the Enemy Bigger Than Joe Biden

The Republicans’ biggest mistake in 2022 was making the election about Joe Biden. Biden is a frail old man who doesn’t inspire hatred. People don’t blame him for the lackluster state of the country because the perception is that he’s not in charge. To beat Biden,Trump needs to make this election about defeating the entire corrupt system. He should dismiss Biden as a pawn of the people who are really in charge. There’s nobody the ruling class fears more than Donald Trump because they rightly estimate that he is the greatest threat to their control. Trump needs to emphasize this.

8. No Mercy

In his recent New Hampshire speech, Trump acknowledged that he had to rely on the RINOs during his presidency because he was new to Washington. He cleverly framed this as a strength by saying he now knows who he can trust, so he can hit the ground running in 2025. Trump also said if there was one thing he would’ve done differently, it would’ve been sending the Feds in to crush the George Floyd riots. This is exactly what Trump needs to do in order to blunt the attacks that will come from DeSantis. In addition to hitting Trump on the George Floyd riots and his personnel choices, DeSantis will hit him on the vaccine, Dr. Fauci, and Criminal Justice Reform. Trump can counter by pointing out that he’s gained valuable experience from these mistakes, whereas DeSantis will have a much steeper learning curve.

9. No Quarter for Subverters

Contrary to popular belief, Trump is very forgiving. In 2016, the Republican establishment opposed him with everything they had. When Trump won, instead of holding a grudge, he let them back in his good graces. When people show their true nature, listen to them. Trump must make it clear that while there is room for constructive dialogue, there is no room for disloyalty and subversion. Those who subvert his agenda are defrauding the American people, and have no place in a future Trump Administration. Period.

10. Go Further Than DeSantis Is Willing to Go

In the 2016 Republican Primary, Trump called illegal immigrants rapists and proposed a ban on Muslims entering the United States. He was willing to take more heat than his primary opponents in order to win over the Republican base. In the 2024 Republican primary, Trump needs to use his extraordinarily high heat tolerance to his advantage again:Find the issues that are popular but politically off-limits, and go all in on them. DeSantis won’t be able to follow Trump because he can’t afford to lose his establishment support.

James Bacon began working for President Trump in 2015 as an intern in Trump Tower. He then served as a Special Assistant to President Trump in the White House and Director of Operations for Presidential Personnel. Recently, he was Peter Thiel’s principal political advisor for the 2022 midterms

https://www.revolver.news/2023/02/former-trump-aide-the-10-things-trump-must-do-to-win/

PN>>18388756, >>18388784, >>18388807, >>18388854 PF: On Potato's 'trip to Kyiv-it's Fake and Ghey

Anons, Excellent, excellent dig, amazing.

PN>>18388914 Dem Rep. David Cicillne, who has represented Rhode Island’s 1st Congressional District since 2011 is stepping down on June 1st/Trump “Impeachment” Manager no moar

Always cringed looking at or listening to this guy, this make me happy but I don't think it's "Democrats know how bad things are getting for their party thanks to Joe Biden’s failed presidency". Almost every Italian person in RI is tied to the Mafia, my sister in law was from there, they knew everyone, they weren't in the mafia but they knew the people.

If I had to guess he knows there's some info that the Special Committee's are going to find out about him, maybe related to J6, or something else. Or maybe he's been under investigation by another agency. They don't bail because tatter is a wreck, many of them seem very freaked out now, especially Schiff and Thompson about the 41,000 hours of video going to Tucker and the illegally locked up J6ers.

I sure wish we could help Tucker, we'll see things they won't

PN>>18388943 SEC Charges Mormon Church For Concealing $32 Billion Portfolio

Question: They've known and we've known about this for years, why now? If Mitt Romney gets caught up then Q (or other law enforcement) maybe active, sure feels like things are going on in the background

21 Feb, 2023 21:00

'Big difference' between arming Ukraine and Russia – Borrell

The EU’s top diplomat told China’s foreign minister thatBrussels holds itself to different rules(what a strange admission)

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi asked the EU’s top diplomat, Josep Borrell, why he was so concerned with Beijing potentially giving weapons to Russia when Brussels is funnelling arms to Ukraine, Borrell told reporters.

Wang and Borrell met at the Munich Security Conference last week, after which the latter warned on Monday that any Chinese assistance to the Russian military would be considered a “red line” by the EU.

Speaking to reporters at a NATO meeting on Tuesday, Borrell said that he and Wang had a “frank conversation” in Munich.

During this conversation, Wang made it clear that “China doesn’t provide arms to countries at war,” and had no plans of providing arms to Russia. This, Wang said, “is the principle of China’s foreign policy,” according to Borrell’s recollection.

However, Borrell said that Wang asked him: “Why do you show concern for me maybe providing arms for Russia when you are providing arms for Ukraine?”

Borrell said that he responded by explaining the “big difference” between these scenarios, pointing out “what is at stake for us Europeans in the war in Ukraine.” However, he did not share his explanation with the press.

Borrell is not the only senior Western diplomat to caution Beijing over its alleged support for Russia’s military. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken claimed last week that Washington was already aware of China’s non-lethal support for Moscow, and threatened “serious consequences” if that support escalated to lethal weapons.

China’s foreign ministry responded to Blinken in a similar manner as Wang did to Borrell, urging the US to “seriously reflect” on its role in stoking the Ukraine conflict. “It is the US, not China, that has been pouring weapons into the battlefield,” a ministry spokesman said on Monday.

China has repeatedly called for a peaceful resolution to the conflict, and plans on releasing a peace proposal in the near future. Meanwhile, Beijing and Moscow have stepped up their bilateral trade since the beginning of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine last February, and both countries are currently taking part in trilateral naval drills with South Africa.

Ahead of a potential visit to Moscow by Chinese President Xi Jinping this spring, Wang held a meeting in the Russian capital with Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev on Tuesday. Sino-Russian relations are “rock solid and will withstand any test of the changing international situation,” Wang said after the meeting.

https://www.rt.com/news/571871-china-weapons-ukraine-borrell/

(They be freaking out after Putin’s speech today, like really freakin! Borrell is a retard, it's better to arm Nazi's than support Russia)

Look at these headlines, I guess they thought Russia was just going to sit back and keep on taking the bullshit thrown at them. Putin was just biding his time and planning like he did for the last 8 years.

They may want to consider not taking directions from a dementia ridden patient in the WH and the Mafia there, especially since they blew up Nordstream and deprived Germany of cheap gas, they are paying 5x-6x the price from the US for Natural gas.

Why isn't anyone complaining about Nordstream pipeline? Germany was part owner of the pipeline, did Joe make a deal and the billions going to Ukraine are being laundered to Germany for repayment?this feels really correct to me, any comments

https://www.rt.com/

21 Feb, 2023 20:57

Moscow provided no security guarantees to Biden – FSB

The US, however, did inform Russia about the American president’s impending visit to Kiev, the Federal Security Service has said

(Kekkity, this is freakin funny! Now look at that guy's face, I don't think he's joking. RT is great pairing up pictures with articles, like Breitbart)

Moscow offered no security guarantees to US President Joe Biden during his surprise visit to Kiev on Monday, the head of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), Alexander Bortnikov, told journalists on Tuesday. Washington did tell Moscow about the visit, though, he added.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev had earlier spoken about “safety guarantees” for the US leader from Russia as he commented on the visit. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan also told reporters on Monday that Washington had informed Russia about the visit in advance for “deconfliction purposes.” He did not provide any details about the Russian response.

“The US did inform Russia about Biden’s visit to Kiev through diplomatic means,” Bortnikov said in the wake of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s annual address to the Russian lawmakers. “We did not provide any security guarantees.”

Moscow and Washington continue to cooperate in the field of security, the FSB chief noted, adding thattheir contacts are mostly in the realm of fighting against international terrorism. Yet, this cooperation is “far from what it was once,” the Russian official said, stressing that “no one benefits” from this deterioration of contacts and “everyone is interested in maintaining these relations.”

Bortnikov noted that Russia faces a terrorist threat posed by the Ukrainian security services. He maintained that “it is the West that is behind the threats coming from the Ukrainian security services.” Russia is doing everything in its power to prevent such attacks, he added.

On Monday, Biden made his first visit to Ukraine as president. He pledged another $500 million in US military aid to Ukraine, saying that more “critical equipment, including artillery ammunition, anti-armor systems, and air surveillance radars” would be on the way. Air raid sirens were heard in Kiev during the visit, but there were no reports of Russian strikes at that time.

https://www.rt.com/russia/571874-no-guarantees-biden-visit-kiev/

21 Feb, 2023 20:32

Ukraine bans former president’s party

The Party of Regions was outlawed just a day after Joe Biden praised Kiev’s “democracy”

The party of former president Viktor Yanukovich, once Ukraine’s largest, was banned on Tuesday by a Kiev court acting on a government request.

Ukraine’s security services hadaccused the Party of Regions of illegally signing a 2010 treaty with Russia and “crimes” against the 2014 US-backed coupthat ousted Yanukovich.

Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) announced the ban to state media, saying it followed a motion by the Ministry of Justice based on accusations leveled by the SBI and the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) against the party.

“In particular, the SBI provided materials regarding the illegal actions of the leadership of the Party of Regions during the signing and ratification of the so-called Kharkov Agreements, as well as crimes committed by them during the events of the Revolution of Dignity,” the agency said.

The 2010 agreement, signed in Kharkov, extended the Russian lease of naval facilities in Crimea through 2042 and gave Ukraine a discount on Russian natural gas supplies. The “Revolution of Dignity” is the name the new Ukrainian government gave the Maidan coup of 2014, which triggered the conflict over Crimea and the Donbass.

The Ukrainiangovernment is “currently determining” the value of the party’s assets, which will be seizedunder a law enacted in May 2022. It enables President Vladimir Zelensky’s government to ban any party that challenges its official position, in particular when it comes to the conflict with Russia. A court’s decisions are final and cannot be appealed.

Thelaw has been used to ban a dozen parties so far. The largest parliamentary opposition bloc, Opposition Platform – For Life, was outlawed last June.

The Party of Regions was established in 1997 and had grown into Ukraine’s biggest political party by 2006, in response to the 2004 ‘Orange Revolution’ that installed a pro-American government. It practically ceased to operate after the 2014 coup, as Yanukovich and Prime Minister Nikolai Azarov sought asylum in Russia.

The latest ban comes just a day after US President Joe Biden visited Kiev and compared Ukraine’s government to democracy itself. “Ukraine stands. Democracy stands. America – and the world – stands with Ukraine,”

https://www.rt.com/russia/571867-ukraine-party-regions-banned/Biden declared after a photo-op with Zelensky.

Pretty tricky they can make prior legal actions against the law in the future, before Zelensky was even in office, and then steal the money of those illegally charged.

21 Feb, 2023 20:32

China-Russia relations ‘rock solid’ – Beijing

The ties between the two countries can “withstand” global challenges, Foreign Minister Wang Yi believes (Thanks Joe!)

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Tuesday that the bond between the two countries was strong and stable. During his visit to Moscow, the diplomat met with Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev to discuss “mutually beneficial cooperation in all fields.”

“China-Russia relations are mature in character and rock solid, able to withstand the challenges of the volatile international situation,” Wang stressed. He added that the countries were ready to defend their national interests and dignity.

Patrushev responded to Wang by saying the relations between Moscow and Beijing had “inherent value” and “were not swayed by outside trends.” He added that a strategic partnership with China was a priority for Russia asboth countries were devoted to creating “a more just world order.”

According to Wang, the two countries, as members of the United Nations Security Council,are responsible for “keeping the peace on the planet.” (That’s some interesting trolling)

Wang announced on Saturday during the Munich Security Conference that China had a peace proposal for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and that “some forces might not want to see peace talks materialize.” He claimed he would present this plan at a later time.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is also planning a visit to Moscow in the coming months for a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, as reported by WSJ, citing sources familiar with the plan.

Last week, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that Washington had information that China was mulling over providing “lethal support” to Russia in the military operation in Ukraine and that this would have “consequences.” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said during Monday's press briefing Beijing would “not accept the US’s finger-pointing or even coercion targeting China-Russia relations.”’

https://www.rt.com/russia/571868-china-russia-rock-solid/