As President Donald Trump faced a critical vote on his impeachment Thursday, his top political advisers said the process had already begun to reap benefits for his reelection campaign.
“This lit up our base, lit up the people that are supporters of the president. They’re frustrated, they’re upset, and that motivates voters,” campaign manager Brad Parscale told reporters during a briefing Thursday. “They have ignited a flame underneath them.”
Parscale – who prefaced his remarks by saying he did not believe Trump deserved to be impeached – said that “every metric” he tracks, from fundraising to voter sentiment to volunteer recruitment, shows a political benefit for the president.
“That has put money in our bank, it has added volunteers to our field program,” he said. “It’s filled up the rallies easier.”
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Are we healthy yet? Its almost 2020. In the light of day, will we see 20/20? I think its curious. Might Trump want a family future full? He is never to reestablish the feeling we had in 1880 himself. I guess i can aim that Rutheford Hayes was a good president. Good image. No scandal. The banks were enjoying the business!
Gosh, well, I look back. Trump asked. Great Again. Since when? Not 1776. Slavery. Teddy had a good plan. Wilson shaved. Who is left that looks square today?
Boldness. A man.
Where?
Neat President. I like his son.