Democrats’ updated election strategy: in the race for Congressional seats, Trump opponents are adopting Republican rhetoric and waging a ‘smear campaign’

The end of September 2024 ushered in a decisive stage of the struggle for “swing states,” characterized by the active use of compromising material against opponents, parties intercepting the rhetoric of their competitors, and adapting election campaigns to the new social, economic, and demographic realities of the states.

In the face of fierce election competition, the Trump team’s indiscriminate approach to selecting its political protégés has led to growing scandals around Republicans, which has once again shaken the stability of the Republican campaign.

For example, on September 19, the American media spread information about the Nazi views of the Republican Party nominee for governor of North Carolina, Mark Robinson, as well as other examples of deviant statements and behavior of the Republican gubernatorial candidate for American society.