Trump Offers Blueprint on How Republicans Can Win the Midterms and Future Elections

Jennifer Oliver O'Connell / RedState 

 

Much of the legacy media has fixated on one portion of President Donald Trump's Tuesday remarks at the House GOP retreat. Meanwhile, they bypassed a key strategy and the policies Trump outlined for Republicans to succeed in the legislative session and win in the midterms.   

Trump said this to the GOP members:

You gotta win the midterms. 'Cause if we don't win the midterms, it's just gonna to be... I mean, they'll find a reason to impeach me. I'll get impeached. We don't impeach them, you know why? Because they're meaner than we are. We should have impeached Joe Biden for a hundred different things. 

Here's where many outlets and influencers have cut the clip, no doubt for the goal of driving clicks. Not only does this lose the full context of his remarks, but it misses the point of why Trump was addressing the House GOP at the beginning of the legislative session. So, opinion journalists launched off on their own take about what this portends for the rest of Trump's presidency, while news journalists rehashed facts and figures on the last two impeachment attempts by Democrats against Trump 45 and 47. Read more, see Xs and videos here.

Zohran Mamdani stands by ‘housing justice’ appointee Cea Weaver — as Trump admin warns NYC ‘should be on notice’ 

Matthew Fischetti, Vaughn Golden, David Propper / NEW YORK POST 

Mayor Zohran Mamdani stood by his new top tenant advocate Tuesday after her past inflammatory social media posts sparked a firestorm — and a warning shot from the Trump administration.

Longtime housing activist Cea Weaver, the new director of the Office to Protect Tenants, received a boost from Mamdani even as controversy engulfed his administration over her recently unearthed posts branding homeownership “a weapon of white supremacy” and declaring, “Seize private property.”

“We made the decision to have Cea Weaver serve as our executive director for the mayor’s office to protect tenants, to build on the work that she has done to protect tenants across the city, and we were already seeing the results of that work,” Mamdani told reporters following an unrelated news conference.

It came as Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for civil rights at the Department of Justice, said on One America News Network that the feds were ready to “swoop in” to protect Big Apple residents in response to Weaver’s shocking views.

“They should be on notice, they’re on high scrutiny,” Dhillon of city government.