Brandon Straka #WalkAway

I was at the White House today — and so was Zohran Mamdani 👀 I’ve been in DC all week meeting with elected officials about the midterms and the one thing everyone already knows but barely wants to say out loud: 👉 We are failing to inspire voters on affordability. Mamdani showed up with a socialist affordability message — and yeah, it’s destructive, unrealistic, and economically disastrous… But it IS a message. That’s the problem. Republicans need a clear, emotional, young-voter-friendly message on: •Cost of living •Home ownership •Debt •Better job markets •Why our policies can make life easier — not harder If we don’t speak directly to under-30 voters about their actual pain points, the Left will happily fill that silence for us. That’s why I’m here in DC — fighting against the socialists and fighting FOR YOU

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