Democrats
are sounding
the alarm that their Trump Derangement Syndrome is going to
backfire in toss-up races.
Reminder:
19 of the
21 toss-up House and Senate seats were carried by President
Trump in 2024.
- “If
we make this election about President Trump in my district and in
districts like this around the country, we’re going to lose,' said Andrew
Sneed, who is challenging Republican Rep. Dale Strong in an R+10 Alabama
district."
- “We need to do a
hell of a lot better,' Coover said. 'Arguing
about Donald Trump, somebody people voted for probably three times, isn’t
going to be very conducive to getting things accomplished or
reaching some common ground.”
- "Rep. Jared
Golden (D-Maine), an outgoing Democrat who won four times in a district
Trump carried three times, encouraged Democrats running in Republican
districts to carry their own message rather
than relying on the national party’s."
- "Republicans,
meanwhile, are unified in going all in on Trump...The Republican
National Committee is working closely with the White House political team
to coordinate a campaign strategy and best pick where the president should
campaign."
“Democrats
have no message, no strategy, and no leader. Their Trump Derangement Syndrome
is driving away working-class voters who just care about policies that improve
their lives, like no tax on tips, lower costs, and safer communities.”-RNC
Spokeswoman Delanie Bomar
