Recommended weapons for the only woman who messes with Trump

Undoubtedly, it appears that Donald Trump has already won the hearts of a majority of Republicans before the primaries. But the woman who was rumored to be having an affair with him, and who is still fighting him, is Republican Nikki Haley, the former US ambassador to the United Nations. What weapons did you have left?

In 2018, Hailey was so upset by the rumors, started by “Fire And Fury” writer Michael Wolff, that she called them “gross“, explaining that it is “not true.”

It seems that Haley has convinced American public opinion, but after all these years she is required to convince millions of like-minded Republicans to choose her for the nomination over her former president.

But with Republicans overwhelmingly supporting Trump in the February 24 primary in Haley, South Carolina, and having recently lost more than 10% to Trump in New Hampshire, what can he do?

The man who wrote President Ronald Reagan's speeches in the 1980s, Landon Parvin, offers solutions to confront the undisputed favorite Trump.

Talking to Wall Street Journal Parveen gives Hailey some advice to encourage her to go for her big break because he sees something glorious in her fighting to the end.

“Now you just carry the flag. Speak up for all Republicans who have been humiliated, belittled and threatened by Trump. He can't hurt you anymore. Pick up the sword,” he told her.

He urges her to play the “woman” card aggressively, as Republicans have downplayed it so far because they don't like identity politics.

But he thinks the suburbs will appreciate it, as Trump attacks Haley as a woman, insults the way you present yourself, and calls her “crazy.”

“I once competed in the Little Miss Bamberg pageant in South Carolina and sang the song ‘This Land Is Your Land.’ That is a beautiful thing for the daughter of immigrants. Trump desecrates such images, this man who owned the Miss USA pageant and kidnapped women from places Certain: This is bigger than you. He told her: “Speak for Republican women.”

“It's exciting to watch a rabid squirrel in a chemistry lab, but they can do a lot of damage,” Landon says.

He suggests humor but with caution, paying attention to Trump's nature. Start, says Landon, with something like this: “Remember when Trump said he could shoot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and people would still vote for him? Well, if he tried to shoot someone in the middle of the street here in South Carolina, “We will respond to it. And that is what I intend to do today.”

“Don't lash out angrily, just report the terrible things he says about specific individuals and larger groups. What he says is not true, and on some level most Trump supporters know that.”

Former Reagan aide urges Haley to show the world that Trump is out of control and has no limits. “I mentioned the nightly rants of the last few days on social media. Let the public decide if this man should return to the presidency.”

He even suggests that a nominee should not fail to mention his former chiefs of staff and Cabinet secretaries who say he has no business in the Oval Office.

No need for nerves and anger

Landon also advises Haley not to be too strict or clear her throat, as he remembers when he was writing Reagan's speeches. “I would give him a certain magic line and he would often say it calmly, without asking for applause. And yet he calmed down, and seemed stronger, bigger, kinder. Don’t yell at Trump, feel sorry for him.”

Parveen also advised Haley to fight “stereotypes” that Trump places on her, who is of Asian descent. “Let me talk about the stereotypes, unfair though they are, that some voters think about,” Landon says.

“You're the Asian girl sitting at the front desk in class, and you raise your hand. You're smart and you're doing a good job. Trump is the blond athlete who sits in the back and tells jokes and chews gum. Gently remove that gum from his mouth. Have fun watching him, not in the New Jersey Governor's way.” Previous) a raging Chris Christie, but as one who seems to enjoy the back and forth battle.

Don't be fun, be effective

Landon urges the beautiful Haley to admit that she's not as entertaining or perhaps as sexy as Trump, but that's okay because her goal is to fight to rule, not entertain crowds. “It's exciting to watch a rabid squirrel in a chemistry lab, but they can do a lot of damage,” Landon says. “Doing the real work of the presidency in a way that really benefits the American people is exciting,” Landon says.

For him, one of the differences between men and women involved in politics is that men like to tell personal and emotional stories because they think that means they are sensitive. Women are likely to fear that it will make them appear weak. So Hailey may be cautious in part because she trained as an accountant.

Finally, Landon asks Haley to lower her voice and tell an honest story. “This is what the world wants, not the greatness of the man you're fighting against. Nicky, it's time to go to your heart.”