BY Benjamin ClarkDecember 1, 2024
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Barron Trump's Campaign Advice Outshines Harris's Strategy, Says Ex-Dem Donor

John Morgan, a former Democratic Party mega-donor, recently highlighted the strategic differences that set apart the 2024 presidential election campaigns.

Morgan believes that college-aged Barron Trump's advice for his father to engage with popular podcast platforms notably contributed to Donald Trump's success over Vice President Kamala Harris, as the New York Post reports.

Barron Trump, only 18 years old and a recent graduate from Oxbridge Academy, had a significant influence on his father's campaign strategy by suggesting appearances on influential podcasts like The Joe Rogan Experience. This move, according to Morgan, played a key role in the former president's re-election success.

On Oct. 25, Donald Trump was featured on The Joe Rogan Experience, a podcast known for its vast reach and diverse audience. This episode alone garnered over 52 million views, underscoring the impact of Barron’s strategic advice.

Strategy Comparison Between Trump and Harris

While Donald Trump's podcast appearances were snagging millions of views, Vice President Kamala Harris's media efforts fell noticeably short. An interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, for instance, failed to break the 1 million views mark.

Morgan pointed out that Harris' media strategy lacked the aggressiveness and broad appeal that characterized Trump's approach. He criticized the vice president for not seizing opportunities to appear on more impactful platforms like Rogan's podcast.

A senior advisor revealed that Harris had initially considered Rogan's podcast but ultimately decided against it due to concerns over potential backlash from progressive elements within her campaign team.

John Morgan's Critique of Kamala Harris

Morgan was particularly critical of Harris' emulation of former President Barack Obama, suggesting that it did not resonate authentically with voters. His scathing review extended to her advisors, as he believed both lacked the distinctiveness and appeal that Obama famously wielded.

He openly criticized Harris' candidacy and campaign approach: "They played hide the ball, they lost badly, [Harris] should go away and never, ever come back," remarked Morgan about the unsuccessful campaign effort.

The strategic missteps highlighted by Morgan further illustrated the challenges Harris faced in her bid for the presidency, competing against a campaign that capitalized on more contemporary and popular media strategies.

Barron Trump's Rising Influence and Public Perception

Barron's recommendation for his father to prioritize influential podcasts over traditional campaign rallies was seen as a pivotal, winning strategy. "Trump was three hours late to a rally because he was doing Joe Rogan because that was so important," Morgan noted, underlining the strategic priority given to the podcast appearance.

This approach not only highlighted Barron's acute understanding of the current media landscape but also his emergence as a strategic advisor within his father's political circle.

His input is credited with significantly shaping the direction and ultimately the success of the campaign.

"Barron Trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the Harris [campaign]," Morgan said, emphasizing the young Trump's savvy maneuvering in the 2024 election dynamics.

Public Activities of Key Political Figures

Amid the post-election political strategizing, Vice President Harris maintained her public service commitments. She spent Thanksgiving Day at DC Central Kitchen, which she says aligns with her longstanding commitment to community service.

The divergent approaches to public engagement and media strategy illustrate a clear contrast between the two political camps in the 2024 presidential election. While Trump embraced new media platforms, Harris adhered to more traditional, though arguably less effective, campaign techniques.

Barron Trump's advice to his father to leverage popular podcasts played a critical role in shaping the media strategy of the 2024 presidential campaign. This strategy starkly contrasted with Kamala Harris's approach, which was criticized for its lack of innovation and failure to effectively engage key media platforms.

John Morgan's observations underline the significant impact of media strategy in modern political campaigns and the rising importance of young political influencers like Barron Trump.

Written by: Benjamin Clark

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