MONDAY, MAY 23, 2016

Is Trump Really Being Out-Organized In Ohio?

In Columbus, Buckeye Bureau Chief Gerry Manders says according to The Washington Examiner, Donald Trump’s presidential campaign may have hit a snag in Ohio.

With only 169 days until the 2016 Presidential Elections, Crooked Hillary already has an Ohio team in place, and Trump is reportedly lagging behind.

Ed Rollins, co-chairman of the pro-Trump Great America political action committee, told the Wall Street Journal it feels like Trump’s team is “at ground zero.”

“I think we have a superior candidate,” Rollins told the Journal. “It’s a question of whether you can build the resources. Campaigns are used to building for two years, and we have far less time to do it.”

Trump reportedly has no “general-election staff” in the Buckeye State, and the Wall Street Journal reported that Trump’s senior aides have not made contact with Ohio’s Republican Party. [READ MORE HERE]

Today, the Columbus Dispatch covers much of the same ground, reporting the Trump Campaign is struggling to organize in Ohio. [READ MORE HERE]

Ohio is a critical swing state. Its outcome in previous elections has been predictive of the results nationwide. The state’s 18 Electoral College votes could become determinative in a hard-fought race between Clinton and Trump.

The Blower says that’s probably because our Ohio RINO Party is too busy focusing all its efforts on Rob “Fighting For Same-Sex Sex” Portman’s Senate Campaign, now that Ohio Governor John Kasich has supposedly stopped embarrassing Ohio Republicans with his Delusional President Campaign.