The Political Fallout of the Trump Card Devouring the Red Card: Which Party REALLY Stands With America?
The Political Fallout of the Trump Card Devouring the Red Card: Which Party REALLY Stands With America? Scott Pinsker | 2:49 PM on July 06, 2026 AP Photo/Julio Cortez The problem with defining yourself by who and/or what you oppose is twofold:You no longer control the debate. Instead, the opposition decides the agenda — and you’re limited to counterpunching.
- ▪The Political Fallout of the Trump Card Devouring the Red Card: Which Party REALLY Stands With America?
- ▪Scott Pinsker | 2:49 PM on July 06, 2026 AP Photo/Julio Cortez The problem with defining yourself by who and/or what you oppose is twofold:You no longer control the debate.
- ▪Instead, the opposition decides the agenda — and you’re limited to counterpunching.
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The Political Fallout of the Trump Card Devouring the Red Card: Which Party REALLY Stands With America? Scott Pinsker | 2:49 PM on July 06, 2026 AP Photo/Julio Cortez The problem with defining yourself by who and/or what you oppose is twofold:You no longer control the debate. Instead, the opposition decides the agenda — and you’re limited to counterpunching. You’ve forfeited the steering wheel.If your opponent pivots to a popular position, you’re trapped: Either you acknowledge that your opponent is right (which angers your base) or you’re forced to associate your brand with an unpopular issue.
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