Milwaukee burns Donald Trump is on a roll. The night before last he delivered an excellent national security speech where he told the truth about the Islamic terror threat and offered tough, but appropriate measures to end the madness and bring safety and security back to the nation's citizens. And then last night he traveled to Milwaukee where he again told the truth, detailing how the Democrats have played the black and other minority communities as "patsies" while enriching themselves and increasing their political power. He promised swift actions to make changes in worthless programs and to either make them work or jettison them.
It was also great to see how he was greeted and accompanied for part of the day by Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, a man who opposed him vehemently but now has given his support to Trump. Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke was also lending his support. And Trump has made some adjustments to his style, still talking tough, but at a little lower level and without so much snark.
Donald Trump, Jr. was asked yesterday by Sean Hannity if "Papa" Trump was changing his approach. The younger Donald told him his dad would always be himself, but as the campaign moves into high gear as Labor Day approaches, expect more solid, deliberate discussions that remain on point. This seems clear from the use of prepared speeches over the last several days and less off the cuff remarks, but we should always expect Trump to retain some of his original approach and to the more limited degree that is a good thing. You can't expect the candidate to completely take away what brought him where he is in the first place, can you?
There is more positive news but we'll leave the details for discussion tomorrow. Trump has added two new and excellent political "nuts and bolts" experts and they will focus on his polling, message and delivery. Excellent news and just what the Doctor ordered. The Trump Train is definitely getting up speed. Let's keep it rolling forward.
It was also great to see how he was greeted and accompanied for part of the day by Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, a man who opposed him vehemently but now has given his support to Trump. Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke was also lending his support. And Trump has made some adjustments to his style, still talking tough, but at a little lower level and without so much snark.
Donald Trump, Jr. was asked yesterday by Sean Hannity if "Papa" Trump was changing his approach. The younger Donald told him his dad would always be himself, but as the campaign moves into high gear as Labor Day approaches, expect more solid, deliberate discussions that remain on point. This seems clear from the use of prepared speeches over the last several days and less off the cuff remarks, but we should always expect Trump to retain some of his original approach and to the more limited degree that is a good thing. You can't expect the candidate to completely take away what brought him where he is in the first place, can you?
There is more positive news but we'll leave the details for discussion tomorrow. Trump has added two new and excellent political "nuts and bolts" experts and they will focus on his polling, message and delivery. Excellent news and just what the Doctor ordered. The Trump Train is definitely getting up speed. Let's keep it rolling forward.
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