Electability of
Trump in 2024
Andrew C.
McCarthy is a contributor to National Review. He is a past Assistant United
States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He is an astute and well-regarded conservative
political observer, commentator and author, who appears frequently on cable TV opinion
programs, and whose articles appear in major publications.
Andy McCarthy
has historically been a backer on President Trump, but has recently interjected
some criticisms of Trump into his analyses. This article is a detailed look at
the 2024 political scene, with the theme that “Trump cannot win in 2024”.
Die -hard Trump
backers will no doubt disparage this article, which is derogatory of Trump, and
consider McCarthy a turncoat and a “rino”.
He pulls no punches about the future and what he deems the non-electability
of Donald Trump in 2024. He is also
critical of Joe Biden and the democrats, and is certainly no friend of theirs,
but he feels that Trump has run his course, and is saddled by too many legal
and personality issues to be a successful candidate.
But where have
we heard such sentiments before? And
does Andy give sufficient acknowledgement to Trump’s seemingly boundless
resilience? He expounds on it, but
concludes that events have overtaken Trump’s populism and ability to influence
a majority of voters.
Trump has faced almost
insurmountable difficulties as candidate and president, admittedly, some of his
own making. He has always bounced back
and not only exuded enthusiasm to the country, but also instituted peace and
prosperity (except for Covid), while he was in office.
I would not rule
Trump out, as Andy McCarthy seems to have done.
Only time (and being alert to the left’s dirty tricks), will tell.
https://www.nationalreview.com/2023/04/why-trump-cant-win/?bypass_key=VEEyeDJ2R2FBWGF2RzFPcCtQUGJ2QT09OjpNbU5MUmpJeldtUkJkVTlDVm5GQ1NuSTNPR05QUVQwOQ%3D%3D&lctg=583612fccb14900d068b4854&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=NR%20Daily%20Saturday%202023-04-29&utm_term=NRDaily-Smart
Ray Gruszecki
April 29, 2023
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