Scoop: Trump team tells GOP to lean in on health care
Summary
President Trump’s top advisors told Senate Republicans to focus more on health care in their campaigns instead of the SAVE Act, which centers on voter-ID and citizenship proof. Polls showed that discussing insurance companies and health care issues gives Republicans a bigger advantage with voters than focusing on the SAVE Act.Key Facts
- Trump’s political team advised Senate Republicans to emphasize health care in their midterm campaigns.
- Polling showed Republicans have a strong advantage by criticizing health insurance companies for profits, claim denials, and wait times.
- Messaging on the SAVE Act gave Republicans only a small lead compared to health care topics.
- Banning congressional stock trading and fighting fraud also scored well with voters.
- MAGA Inc. and the Republican National Committee plan to invest money into midterm races soon.
- The Republican National Committee currently has $128 million in cash, much more than the Democrats’ $16 million.
- A recent Supreme Court ruling allows the RNC to spend unlimited money directly with candidates, making their funds more effective.
- President Trump controls more than $400 million in MAGA Inc. funds and said he will support Republicans.
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