Quote (AspenSniper @ 18 Oct 2018 11:09)
It’s wise. Trump was actually receiving decent approval from moderates until the market took a hit last week. Interesting timing right?
For the most part, independents who went trump are somewhat regretting their decision at least to a point. Enough that they’re leaning dem now. I really think you’ll see a huge blue rally in November. This is just how these things go. But being the anti-trump party is effective, for now.
Yeah, I think anti-Trump is a viable strategy. For now. But it won't be come 2020. At that point the Democrats will actually have to start putting forward some ideas if they want to beat an incumbent with a strong economy. Of course, if the economy tanks, Trump is gone.
But was the Republicans' 2010, 2012, and 2014 strategies really that much different than the Democrats' strategy for these midterms? The GOP was reflexively anti-Obama during that time period, and that's pretty much it. Mitch McConnell famously said the party's number one goal was to make Obama a one-term president. He once filibustered his own bill because Obama supported it.