It’s time for President Trump to meet these skeptical voters where they are at and make the case for giving him a second presidency.
As we enter the home stretch of the 2024 presidential election, there’s some campaign advice I would like to offer former President Trump as a supporter who hopes he wins. Trump is leading in the polls among every surveyed group when it comes to the economy and securing our southern border, and Trump is effective at making the case for why when he’s interacting with his base. But with less than 60 days to election day, it’s time for Trump to target the kinds of people he does worst with and speak to them directly. That would be suburban women and college-educated young professionals.
The mainstream media has so successfully bifurcated our society that populations less sympathetic to Trump who consume media that’s hostile to him are completely unaware of what he actually stands for. Trump’s plan for his next presidency is well developed, yet there are huge swaths of the country who have been successfully fed a lie—that Trump’s real agenda is not his well-publicized Agenda 47 but the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025, which Trump has repeatedly disavowed.
This may not be fair, but it’s still Trump’s job to dispel the myths.
The Trump campaign should set up all women town halls in battleground states and counties. Along with Trump, the town halls should feature female victims of the Biden/Harris regime: parents of children killed by illegal immigrants, Angel Mothers in Texas, Gold Star mothers of the 13 service members killed at Abbey Gate, and survivors and relatives of the victims of violent crime.
