shockedcanadian
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As I like to hear from the horses mouth myself, I took the liberty of listening to many of Vances actions in Senate.
He is intelligent and clearly able to discuss in granular, important detail, even with those in positions of knowledge; critical policies federally (as in banking) and internationally (as in the Russian sanctions) and even the homeless issue. He was less interested in scoring a happy sticker but more interested in trying to understand issues. At least up this point.
As such, Trump should tell Vance to tone down the political-talk in public, so DON'T try to be like Trump or any other career politicians. DON'T push buzzwords or too much vitriol. He should allow him to work from a position of strength. Promote this man as a guy who can craft policies and common sense actions to assist those most hurt by the current border and inflation. A military man who worked hard and who gets the concept of living through difficult circumstances. He can talk about the fact he trained with men of all races and religions, all who would rely on each other if sent to war.
He should push him as a guy who came from poverty who understands what so many Americans are going through.
I can tell you as someone born and raised poor, there isn't one person who hasn't lived in poverty themselves who can understand this. I don't care their race, gender or otherwise. My libertarian views are based on this poverty and my drive to succeed, for which the expansive state impeded and destroyed, rather than harnessed and leveraged for national benefit.
He was born poor. He understands what it is like to be poor. He understands the failures of virtue signal government initiatives that hurt rather than help the poor.
This should be his angle. "A person of substance who will help Trump get the economy moving again. Helping the most vulnerable, not with plastic policies but with genuine efforts to help them improve their opportunities for them and their families. His short term career is a boon rather than one with a 30 or 40 year career in government who is removed from the plight of the average American".
He is intelligent and clearly able to discuss in granular, important detail, even with those in positions of knowledge; critical policies federally (as in banking) and internationally (as in the Russian sanctions) and even the homeless issue. He was less interested in scoring a happy sticker but more interested in trying to understand issues. At least up this point.
As such, Trump should tell Vance to tone down the political-talk in public, so DON'T try to be like Trump or any other career politicians. DON'T push buzzwords or too much vitriol. He should allow him to work from a position of strength. Promote this man as a guy who can craft policies and common sense actions to assist those most hurt by the current border and inflation. A military man who worked hard and who gets the concept of living through difficult circumstances. He can talk about the fact he trained with men of all races and religions, all who would rely on each other if sent to war.
He should push him as a guy who came from poverty who understands what so many Americans are going through.
I can tell you as someone born and raised poor, there isn't one person who hasn't lived in poverty themselves who can understand this. I don't care their race, gender or otherwise. My libertarian views are based on this poverty and my drive to succeed, for which the expansive state impeded and destroyed, rather than harnessed and leveraged for national benefit.
He was born poor. He understands what it is like to be poor. He understands the failures of virtue signal government initiatives that hurt rather than help the poor.
This should be his angle. "A person of substance who will help Trump get the economy moving again. Helping the most vulnerable, not with plastic policies but with genuine efforts to help them improve their opportunities for them and their families. His short term career is a boon rather than one with a 30 or 40 year career in government who is removed from the plight of the average American".
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