In a message from prison, former President Donald Trump’s one-time chief strategist Steve Bannon urged supporters to forget so-called undecided voters and instead focus on convincing people who are unsure if they will participate in November’s election to vote for Trump.
“The reality is that there is no significant group of ‘undecided’ voters left regarding the candidates themselves, Bannon wrote in an op-ed for The National Pulse published Thursday. “People know where they stand when it comes to President Trump and his opponents. What remains unclear for some is whether they will actually participate in the voting process.”
In the piece, billed as an exclusive “message to MAGA from Danbury Prison,” Bannon expressed confidence that those particular voters would “break our way.”
“The stakes have never been higher,” he wrote.
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A Trump victory, according to Bannon, “means sweeping control of the House, Senate, and the Presidency. With this trifecta, we can destroy the policies that have harmed Americans and put the country back on track.”
Bannon went on to say Vice President Kamala Harris “peaked” and failed to offer real solutions for “inflation, rising crime, and weakening national security.”
“These topics can’t be masked by feel-good phrases, celebrity endorsements, or as many Oprah interviews as you want. “…The momentum is now on our side, and this is the time to capitalize on it.”
Bannon was sentenced to four months in federal prison after he was found guilty of contempt of Congress. He has repeatedly referred to himself as a "political prisoner" and remains a staunch Trump ally.
He concludes his opinion piece with an optimistic tone, "Remember: Victory is at hand."