But halfway through his Thursday remarks, President Trump veered to another issue: how Democrats would “abolish our beautiful and successful suburbs,” sending bureaucrats to dismantle an American way of life. It's also bringing a campaign theme that Trump has struggled to sell in line with one that shaped suburban politics for decades. In Pennsylvania, a Republican who modeled himself after Trump lost the suburbs to Democratic Gov. “It turned out voters in the suburbs were way more pissed off about Donald Trump than they were afraid of MS-13. Reading listADADCan the author of the crime bill be made to scare suburban voters?

Source: Washington Post July 19, 2020 21:47 UTC