Ex-GOP Strategist Predicts Exactly When Trump Crashes: 'The Bottom's Gonna Drop Out'
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Stuart Stevens said there's a simple reason Trump could see his support collapse.
Former GOP strategist Stuart Stevens on Monday predicted that Donald Trump will soon face a serious math problem.
“Trump lost by 7 million votes [in 2020],” Stevens told MSNBC’s Ali Vitali. “He needs new customers. What is he doing to attract new customers?”
Stevens said Trump has no new vision, promise or policy that brings new voters, which is why he is “stuck” at about 46 percent in polls, which is what he had in his losing 2020 campaign.
“Even when it was versus Biden after that bad debate, he still had trouble moving north of 47 percent,” he said.
Stevens ― who worked on Mitt Romney’s 2012 presidential campaign and is now part of the anti-Trump Republican group the Lincoln Project ― said the election could still be very close in the end.
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