Former President Donald Trump’s recent attacks on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis using progressive studies to back up his statements have garnered mixed reactions from political strategists.
Republican strategist Colin Reed called the attacks “bizarre,” while Democratic strategist Kevin Walling believed that Trump’s attacks from the left are a wise strategy.
However, Republican strategists such as Kevin Seifert and Doug Heye view Trump’s attacks on DeSantis as inconsistent. Recent polls show Trump widening the gap with DeSantis.
Takeaways:
Trump’s use of progressive studies to attack DeSantis has divided political strategists.
Republican strategist Colin Reed believes that the attacks are bizarre and uncharacteristic of fellow Republicans.
Democratic strategist Kevin Walling believes that Trump’s attacks from the left are a wise strategy that resonates with his base.
Republican strategists Kevin Seifert and Doug Heye view Trump’s attacks on DeSantis as inconsistent and lacking intellectual consistency.
Recent polls show Trump widening the gap with DeSantis, suggesting that his unusual tactic may be working.
Commentary:
It is clear that Trump’s attacks on DeSantis using progressive studies have garnered mixed reactions from political strategists.
While some view the tactic as a wise strategy that resonates with Trump’s base, others view it as bizarre and uncharacteristic of fellow Republicans. However, recent polls show that Trump’s unusual tactic may be working, as he widens the gap with DeSantis.
