Former Leftist megadonor John Morgan has highlighted Barron Trump’s strategic acumen during his father’s re-election campaign.
This from slaynews.com.
The founder of Morgan & Morgan credited Barron’s advice for President Donald Trump’s presidential victory.
Fox News reported:
Morgan criticized the failed [radical leftist] presidential nominee for not utilizing similar platforms effectively.
During an appearance on Fox News’s Jesse Watters Primetime, Morgan discussed the pivotal role Barron Trump played in his father’s campaign.
Morgan described Barron as looking like a runway model who suggested his father should appear on popular podcasts such as The Joe Rogan Experience to broaden his appeal and connection with younger voters.
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He praised Barron’s political savvy, having said:
Barron Trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the [other campaign].
This statement reflects a belief that the younger Trump’s media recommendations were instrumental in shaping the successful elements of his father’s campaign strategy.
Trump’s appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience on October 25 became a major talking point—the episode amassed over 50 million views on YouTube, demonstrating its wide-reaching impact.
In contrast, Trump’s opponent failed to achieve similar traction, with one clip gathering less than a million views on YouTube.
She was offered the same deal as Trump to appear on Rogan’s podcast, but her list of demands deemed the appearance impossible to do.
Morgan was critical of her campaign’s media strategy, having stated her team failed to leverage influential platforms like Rogan’s podcast effectively.
This, according to Morgan, contributed to her defeat in the electoral race.
He further commented on the internal dynamics of her campaign, suggesting progressive elements within her team hesitated to engage with more diverse media outlets, particularly those like Joe Rogan’s, known for their broad and sometimes controversial audience.
Morgan also directed personal criticisms at Trump’s opponent, unfavorably comparing her to former President Barack Obama—he accused her of attempting to emulate Obama’s style and approach but falling short in authenticity and appeal.
She was often accused of impersonating Obama while making word salad speeches, and her overall political positioning connected with her role as an unsuccessful Vice President under the failure of Dementia Joe Biden.
She was going to be tethered to Biden no matter what.
Morgan concluded, indicating a strong opinion that Trump’s opponent should not continue in high-level politics:
They played hide the ball, they lost badly, she should go away and never, ever come back.
We the People agree. Her dropping out of the campaign in December 2019 would have been preferably the last time we had to see her or hear her scramble a logical string of words. At least she is no longer in the U.S, Senate.
