
The Messaging Blueprint Republicans Should Follow! And Breitbart's Bradley Jaye Analyzes Midterm Debates
The Breitbart News Daily PodcastShow Notes
MAGA supporters usually don't have any complaints about the policies of President Trump and the Republican Party as a whole. But they do criticize Republicans over messaging. The GOP's ideas sometimes gets lost amid the Left's appeal to people's emotions and guilt over past wrongs, and promises to use other people's money to fix their problems. The Mike came across what may be the best political ad he's heard since Ronald Reagan's legendary "Morning in America" ad. Take notes, Republicans! This is the blueprint for your messaging. Then, Breitbart News Political Editor Bradley Jaye talks about the consequences of fake polling and Mike Rogers hits Abdul El-Sayed in the mouth during their last debate before the election. Will it be enough to sway voters?
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