Trump and Vance: “The more we raise the heart [...] This is exactly what they want."

Donald Trump and J.D. Vance's shocking statements, especially regarding Springfield, Ohio's pet history, may not be a mistake on the part of the Republican candidates.

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“I have a deep feeling now that every time our collective hearts soar when we hear Donald Trump or J.D. Vance […] That this is exactly what they want. This means that the more traditional journalism, the more New York Timesthe The Washington Postthe The New Yorker “They will be overshadowed by others, the more they will get the impression that they are scoring points with voters they consider important,” analyst Stephane Biro said on LCN.

The latter believes that Trump and his vice president have simply abandoned part of the electorate. Now they just want to score points with their base and attract enough undecided voters to flip votes in key states.

“Trump wants to win today. He wants to be at the center of the news every day. “This was his strategy in 2016, in 2020, and the same in 2024. The important thing is to win the news of the day and he succeeds almost every day,” adds Jean-Marc Léger.

“This works! What do we know about Kamala's reaction to the hurricane's impact?” Helen In North Carolina, Georgia, etc.? No idea. Have we heard from Tim Walz on this? “We never heard him give an interview,” adds Emmanuel Latravers.

On the other hand, Donald Trump and JD Vance continue to make headlines.

“We saw pictures of Donald Trump going to Georgia, putting his hand over his heart and saying, ‘I'm taking food and reinforcements,'” Stefan Pirro says.

For Luc Lavoie, the Democrats' strategy is inexplicable.

“Where under water there is a key state: North Carolina. Not a word, not a thing: we leave the land open to others.

To watch the full exchange, watch the video above.