Anti-Trump Tactics From Bush-Era Republican Draw Fire

Brass Knuckles and Truth—Who Needs Softballs? Let’s cut to the chase: Karl Rove is the aging commentator nervously noting “independents are slipping.” However, flexibility doesn’t equal loyalty; Rove’s centrist stance is merely a strategy to bypass MAGA scrutiny while voicing dissent. Despite his efforts, Trump retains his dominance in D.C. Rove’s rehashed points on Fox News echo the notion that Trump’s polling is dire, citing chaos and potential damage among independents. However, this reflects a tired narrative rather than innovative insight. In reality, no credible poll places Trump's approval below 50%. Given Trump’s previous electoral support, why would independents shift to Democrats? The response is simple: they wouldn’t, particularly amid soaring prices and crime. Democrats face their own challenges, including a lack of compelling leadership and a tarnished brand. They have no substantial message, leaving independents unconvinced about a blue shift. The landscape suggests Trump remains a formidable force, despite Rove’s anxious commentary.