People always ask me what the RNC is doing wrong. That answer is too big for Twitter. But here's an example. The answer to every question on TV since Tuesday should've been, "[Brief answer, pivot to] Why did the DNC choose a racist for a deputy chair, and why is he still there?"
2. I might as well just make this thread... Between 8/10 - 9/10 GOP voters consistently tell us that they don't believe GOP in Congress do enough to defend @realDonaldTrump or to pass his agenda. They spook at the first sign of a bad headline. No one wants to vote for cowards.
3. Further, a majority of voters, and a larger majority of independents, do not support impeachment proceedings. We all know Democrats will move to impeach @realDonaldTrump if they take the House. But we're poli-junkies. The fact the gen-pop doesn't know is a failure of the RNC.
4. American voters don't like risk or instability. That rule didn't apply to @realDonaldTrump B/C, what most pundits can't understand, they concluded the status quo would've been riskier. GOP/RNC aren't illustrating how unstable a Dem House (or Congress) would make the nation.
