And he's got a lot of people around him who have helped him be a winner," Wicker said of the current chairman. And then hope circumstances and issues carry them across. But his statement contradicts the constant fixation on Trump — who is reportedly harboring fantasies about being "reinstated" before the end of summer — in NRSC's daily messaging. In a video message for the NRSC released on June 5, Trump thanks people for their "tremendous" love and affection, and promises: "We're gonna take back the Senate, take back the House, we're gonna take back the White House, and sooner than you think.
It's going to be really something special. As the man in charge, Scott isn't trying to clutter up the constant stream of dummy polls and Trump-related merchandise promos with Republican candidates' bona fides. Insider's review found no mentions of anything senators are currently working on; the January 6th commission , infrastructure spending, police reform, or past accomplishments by the 15 Republican incumbents on the ballot next year.
Instead, NRSC email blasts focused on hypotheticals like expanding the number of sitting Supreme Court justices, DC statehood, and passage of a "Green New Deal" that progressive Democrats have so far failed to turn into law. And they breathlessly awaited the revenge-seeking former POTUS' return to whipping up the online masses. Trump killed the underwhelming project less than a month after its debut, ending an embarrassing workaround that never commanded the kind of attention he got before being booted off social media for inciting the violent January 6 attack on the US Capitol.
Not much else made it through the NRSC filter after ginning up love for Trump's short-lived blogging career. From there the intensity wanes. Then there are sporadic guest appearances by former and current Republicans like Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri, Sen. GOP Sens. Tim Scott of South Carolina, and Rand Paul of Kentucky, are the only two contenders named in the reviewed emails.
And that's because they guest authored posts bashing Biden and the nation's top infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci, respectively. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York once. Rick Scott did not directly explain the reasoning behind adhering to a hyper Trumpy strategy rather than highlighting colleagues or policy goals. And he described a different vision than what he's presenting. We are pro-law enforcement. We're not for what the Biden administration is doing with regard to open borders," he said instead during an interview at the US Capitol.
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