RNC plans ‘Trump-a-Palooza’ events to energize voters

WASHINGTON (Gray DC) - Republicans say they will soon unleash their secret weapon as midterm elections approach: “Trump-a-Palooza.”

The Republican National Committee (RNC) says a unique midterm convention will energize voters.

“We’re going to do things that have never been done before, like a midterm convention, which I call, like a Trump-a-Palooza, where we can highlight all the amazing things this president has done,” RNC Chairman Joe Gruters said.

Republicans have focused messaging on real world examples of policy impact, such as the so called “Door Dash” grandma.

Gruters says that playbook can help improve voter sentiment on the economy at Trump-a-Palooza.

“That’s what the midterm convention will do. We’ll be able to highlight real stories. What you saw the other day on April 15 where President Trump brought in the gig worker from Door Dash, ‘no tax on tips,’” Gruters said.

Republicans want Trump to take his show on the road and help turn his voters for their candidates.

“We have the best showman that’s ever existed in the party. He’s proven three times he can deliver these low-propensity voters, and we’re going to use him and we’re going to barnstorm the country, and deliver the votes that our candidates need in these competitive districts,” Gruters said.

Gruters says the party is set up well after recruiting the right candidates and raising campaign funds.

“I think we have superior candidates in the races we need to win. I think we have superior finances, and I think the messaging that this president’s delivered to us already are extremely popular on an individual basis,” Gruters said.

Details on Trump-a-Palooza have not been made public.