A prominent conservative strategist is delivering a harsh wake-up call to Republicans who continue to resist mail-in voting strategies, arguing that the party's stubborn refusal to adapt is costing them crucial elections across the country.
The frank assessment comes as many GOP voters and activists remain skeptical of mail-in ballots following the controversies of 2020, but political realities on the ground tell a different story about what it takes to win in today's electoral landscape.
"We don't do mail-in voting, Cliff — that's a Democrat tactic!" the strategist quoted, mocking the outdated thinking that's keeping Republicans from maximizing their vote totals.
Here's the brutal truth Patriots need to hear: While Republicans have been playing defense and complaining about the rules, Democrats have been perfecting their ground game and crushing it with early voting and mail-in ballot operations. The result? Close races that should be Republican victories are slipping away because conservatives are leaving votes on the table.
The Numbers Don't Lie
In state after state, Republicans are watching winnable races slip through their fingers because they're not maximizing every possible avenue to get their voters to the polls. Meanwhile, Democrat ballot harvesting operations are working overtime to squeeze out every last vote from their base.
This isn't about compromising principles - it's about winning elections and saving America. President Trump himself has embraced early voting strategies, recognizing that Republicans need to fight fire with fire if they want to keep delivering victories for the America First agenda.
The conservative movement didn't fight this hard to retake control of government just to hand elections back to the radical left because of outdated campaign strategies. Every Republican organization, from the RNC down to local party chapters, needs to get serious about ballot harvesting and mail-in voting operations - or watch Democrats steal races they have no business winning.
The choice is simple: Adapt and win, or stick to failed strategies and watch the swamp creatures crawl back into power. Which side of history will you be on?