

The Trump Campaign’s Big Gamble
116 snips Oct 28, 2024
Jessica Cheung, a senior producer at The Daily, joins Jonathan Swan, a New York Times political reporter, and Craig Berland, Chair of the Maricopa County Republican Committee. They explore Donald Trump's unorthodox campaign strategies in swing states, focusing on Maricopa County's political climate. The discussion addresses efforts to ensure election integrity, the balance between traditional campaigning and targeting voter sentiment, and how community volunteers shape the campaign's approach. Expect an intriguing insight into the polarized dynamics of a pivotal election.
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Craig's Political Journey
- Craig Berland, Maricopa County Republican chair, was once a businessman uninvolved in politics.
- The 2020 election and its aftermath spurred him to become deeply involved in local politics.
Shared Belief in Stolen Election
- Many Maricopa County Republican volunteers share Craig's belief in a stolen 2020 election.
- This shared belief motivates their extensive volunteer work.
Focus on Election Integrity
- The Maricopa office focuses heavily on "election integrity", impacting traditional campaigning.
- This focus diverts resources from core get-out-the-vote efforts.