Brad Parscale
Brad ParscaleAides tried to get Trump to stop attacking McCain in hopes of clinching Arizona: reports MORE, former President Trump
Donald Trump, chief executive of the Chamber of Commerce, leaves: Fox News Media cancels Lou Dobbs’ show GOP lawmakers demand Pelosi fined for new shows MORE‘s former campaign manager, encouraged Trump to present himself again as a ‘martyr’ for the White House in 2024.
Parscale noted that Trump will hold an indictment for the second time next week, indicating that the proceedings will elevate him to new heights in the eyes of Republican loyalists.
‘If they only accused you twice, you have to run again. Because you have to change the system, you have to kick it in the a # $. I would like to be the only president to be charged three times. “Because history remembers those who do not agree,” he tweeted.
Statement to Trump:
‘If they only accused you twice, you have to run again. To change the system, you need to kick it into the a # $. I would like to be the only president to be charged three times. Because history remembers those who do not agree.
I’m in, are you? ‘
Brad Parscale @parscale 6 February 2021
“If Trump were to ask me how to win again. I will be charged twice. They are about to give him superpowers. “They just are not smart enough to see it,” Parscale said in a later report. “It simply came to our notice then. They are about to make him a martyr. ”
If Trump were to ask me how to win again. I will be charged twice. They are about to give him superpowers. They just are not smart enough to see it. That’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 6 February 2021
The remarks come amid speculation about whether the former president will make another bid for the White House in 2024. Trump did not rule it out, though he could potentially face headwinds after being hammered over the Jan. 6 riots at Capitol Hill, which saw a sharp drop in his approval ratings.
The House charged Trump last month with his role in inciting the uprising, making him the first U.S. president to be indicted on two separate occasions. He is expected to be acquitted in his second trial.
With a split of 50-50 in the Senate, each Democrat would have to join by 17 Republicans to result in conviction; However, all but five of them voted in favor of a measure that would make the trial unconstitutional, given that Trump is out of office.
Parscale was a key player in Trump’s 2016 campaign and returned as his campaign manager in his re-election bid until he was ousted in July. He left the campaign completely in September when he was involuntarily detained by law enforcement in his Florida home.