Grassroots activists are warning Republicans that while former President Donald Trump has surged in momentum lately, the “belief that Democrats are in such disarray” following President Joe Biden’s ouster from the race could lead to dangerous “complacency.”
Trump currently leads Vice President Kamala Harris, the presumptive Democratic nominee, by 3 points nationwide, according to a recent CNN poll. RealClearPolitics has Trump up 2.1 percentage points in its polling average.
But if President Joe Biden could win an election from his basement, and if Sen. John Fetterman could win his election despite being severely impaired from a stroke, then Harris can easily win this November if Republicans become complacent, grassroots activists tell The Federalist.
“Just because Democrats have appeared to be a dumpster fire for the last month doesn’t mean the election is in the bag,” President of Arizona Free Enterprise Scot Mussi tells The Federalist. “We have to work hard as ever, if not harder.”
Mussi stressed that Republicans must maintain enthusiasm up through Election Day.
“I think the one thing that could hurt us is complacency and a belief that Democrats are in such disarray that they had to drop their nominee four months before the election,” Mussi continued. “You know, a month ago when Biden was still the nominee, that same plan needs to be the plan today. We can’t go into this thinking we can do less. We can’t stop. This is critically important.”
Mussi credited the Republican National Committee (RNC) and the Trump campaign
