George Conway nails down Trump's greatest obstacle to re-election
During a panel discussion on President Joe Biden's State of the Union speech slated for Thursday evening, conservative Trump critic George Conway had some tips for the current president while also suggesting the former president has an insurmountable problem that will lead to his defeat.
Speaking with MSNBC "Morning Joe" hosts Willie Geist and Jonathan Lemire, Conway said the same problem that dogged Trump in his 2020 presidential run will be on full display once again as Election Day 2024 grows closer.
With Lemire remarking Biden will, "... draw contrasts with Donald Trump, whether or not he mentions him by name, but he also needs to make a positive case for the next four years. That's something Democrats say he hasn't really done. What would you recommend?" Conway agreed but took it a step further.
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"He [Biden] has to be empathetic, he's got to be himself," he began. "He, I think at the end of the day, he doesn't have to do a hard sell. He does have to get out there, he just has to be normal."
He then elaborated on this and contended that "Trump won in 2016 because Hillary [Clinton] was the issue. In 2020, Trump was the issue. 2024, Trump will lose again because he will make himself the issue; he cannot help but make himself the issue."
"What Biden needs to do is just basically say, 'That guy is crazy,'" he added. "He doesn't have to refer to him by name, he just has to say, 'The guy is nuts, let's be normal, America.' That's the theme of this campaign, I think."
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