In a surprising Thanksgiving opinion piece for The New York Times, columnist Maureen Dowd handed the reins to her Trump-supporting brother, Kevin. With the caveat to avoid gloating, Kevin offered his perspective on the recent election results.
Kevin's piece began by highlighting the irony of Democrats, who previously labeled Trump with harsh terms, now facing an unexpected election outcome. He questioned how Trump managed to build a diverse coalition of voters, suggesting it was a reaction against the Biden-Harris administration and its policies.
Addressing concerns about Trump's involvement in the January 6th events, Kevin argued that the subsequent legal actions only bolstered Trump's support. He cited figures like Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, who has warned about media distrust, and claimed that biased coverage of Trump, along with Vice President Kamala Harris's perceived missteps, contributed to the election results.
Kevin also offered advice to Trump, suggesting he avoid distractions and focus on key policy areas. He urged Trump to address border security, deregulation, energy policy, and electric vehicle mandates.
Kevin emphasized the need for Trump's leadership, asserting that the election reflected the sentiment of a broad range of voters who felt they had reached their limit. He concluded his piece with a promise to teach his sister the "Trump Shuffle" and expressed gratitude towards Trump for restoring a sense of security.
