Scoop: Trump's top MAGA advisers gather to plot midterms
Summary
President Trump’s top advisers met to plan strategy and messaging for the November 3 midterm elections. They are coordinating how to use large funds from Trump-related groups and the Republican National Committee to support their candidates.Key Facts
- Trump’s super PAC and the Republican National Committee have about $530 million for the midterms.
- There is also more money from Trump’s political nonprofit called Securing American Greatness.
- The meeting took place at a hotel in Washington, D.C., but President Trump did not attend.
- Key advisers like Tony Fabrizio, James Blair, Susie Wiles, and others participated to review polling and plan efforts.
- Republicans face challenges due to low approval of Trump, rising gas prices, and the war in Iran.
- They believe voters dislike Democrats’ policies more than they dislike Trump, which could influence the election.
- Republicans have redrawn voting districts mid-decade, potentially gaining 10 more seats in the House.
- Experts note that presidents often lose seats in Congress during midterms, especially when both chambers are controlled by their party.
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