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Former President Donald Trump’s first 2020 presidential campaign manager, Brad Parscale, believes the key to Trump winning reelection in 2024 lies in transforming all the negative he’s experienced into an overwhelming positive.
In a public statement to the former president posted to Twitter on Saturday, Parscale explained that his former boss should take advantage of the fact that he’s the only president in American history to be impeached twice.
“If they only impeached you twice, you need to run again. Because to change the system you have to kick it in the a#$. I would love to be the only President to be impeached three times. Because history remembers those that didn’t conform,” he wrote.
“If Trump asked me how to win again. I would run on being impeached twice. They are about to give him super powers. They just aren’t smart enough to see it. It’s why we laughed at Mike Tyson in the Hangover. They just don’t get it yet. They are about to make him a martyr.”
Look:
Statement to Trump:
“If they only impeached you twice, you need to run again. Because to change the system you have to kick it in the a#$. I would love to be the only President to be impeached three times. Because history remembers those that didn’t conform.
I’m in, are you?”
— Brad Parscale (@parscale) February 6, 2021
If Trump asked me how to win again. I would run on being impeached twice. They are about to give him super powers. They just aren’t smart enough to see it. It’s why we laughed at Mike Tyson in the Hangover. They just don’t get it yet. They are about to make him a martyr.
— Brad Parscale (@parscale) February 6, 2021
Do you really think impeaching an outsider who is fighting the system makes people like him less. Impeaching an outsider is giving him a badge of honor you bubble living swamp rats.
— Brad Parscale (@parscale) February 6, 2021
It’s certainly an interesting strategy, though whether or not Trump would embrace it remains unclear for several key reasons.
One, the former president ousted Parscale from the role of campaign manager last summer over frustration with his diminished results. Instead he was given a back-burner position managing the campaign’s digital operations.
The demotion was reportedly motivated in part by a debacle that happened at a June campaign rally in Tulsa. In the days leading up to the rally, Parscale tweeted that the event had received one million signups. But it turned out that he’d been pranked:
Giddy AOC and Never Trumpers brag Tulsa rally was sabotaged by teens, many using China-owned social media https://t.co/mvbBXfzaPR via @BIZPACReview
— Bo Snerdley (@BoSnerdley) June 21, 2020
The misfire left the then-president irate.
Trump is “furious” at the “underwhelming” crowd in Tulsa last night, multiple people close to the White House tell @albamonica @kwelkernbc & me. He was particularly angry that before he even left DC aides made public that 6 members of team in Tulsa tested positive for COVID-19.
— Carol Lee (@carolelee) June 21, 2020
Two, Trump may not have the opportunity to run for reelection. If the Senate votes to convict him in his upcoming impeachment trial, he’ll be barred from running for office.
“Judgment in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust or profit under the United States, ” Article I, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution states.
If, however, Trump isn’t convicted and he chooses to run in 2024, the odds are in his favor when it comes to luring GOP voters into choosing him in the primary.
In fact, it’s expected he’d easily be the front-runner:
Trump would be frontrunner in 2024: Marco Rubio looks ahead https://t.co/SEW4FOW9Yf
— Conservative News (@BIZPACReview) November 11, 2020
“I mean, Donald Trump, irrespective of the outcome of this race, however, it turns out, in the end after all the legal claims have been adjudicated — Donald Trump brought in millions of people to vote Republican that had never considered it before,” Sen. Marco Rubio predicted a coupe days after the 2020 race.
He added, “If he runs in 2024, he’ll certainly be the front-runner and will probably be the nominee.”
But could he win moderates and independents? That’s the question. Many of them have soured on him because of their belief that he was responsible for the Jan 6th. riot at the U.S. Capitol, and it just so happens that his second impeachment was inspired by this very belief.
This raises the question of whether highlighting it would necessarily be a good strategy. While it’d certainly excite the GOP base, it may not do to same to moderates and independents.
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V. Saxena is a staff writer for BizPac Review with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University.
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