By All Means, Bust ‘Decoy Dan’ Dirty Tricks, but Remember the Foundational Battle Between Socialist Misery and Free Enterprise Prosperity

Alright, now here it is. Without question, the ‘Decoy Dan’ dirty trick story in Alaska has to be pursued. A hundred percent. I get it. And of course, Mary Peltola denies any knowledge. As she puts it: “I just want to clear the air. I knew nothing about any other candidates on the ballot except for me and the incumbent. That is all I have ever known about. I am not interested in tricking voters. I can beat Dan Sullivan.”Sure you are, 100 percent. You know folks, she’s speaking with, let’s call it forked tongue.And there’s going to be plenty of investigations as there must. The Justice Department is investigating, Governor Mike Dunleavy is investigating. The House Oversight Committee chairman, James Comer, is investigating, alright?Yet if the rest of the Republican Party focuses on nothing else besides Decoy Dan over the next four days, they’re going to lose any hope of putting together a serious, consequential, hard-hitting final election day message.OK, now, no question that what Peltola and her team has done besmirches the Democratic Party. All right, but I don’t believe, frankly, that Texans are going to vote for Paxton on the basis of decoy Dan in Alaska. It’s just not a foundational message.It doesn’t talk about the economic boom that President Trump is trying so hard to sell. He keeps talking about the hottest economy in the world, and he is doing a great job, a terrific job on a daily basis, generating enthusiasm and getting the vote out.Even with high gas prices, consumer spending is still soaring by over 4 percent and that’s after inflation. Business investment is growing by over 20 percent. Core GDP is running nearly 5 percent. This is all in the last six months during the Iran war, during the high oil and gasoline prices.This is the strongest economy since I was a young man during the Reagan 1980s. And as the president keeps saying, with very little support, unfortunately, from other party leaders, his economic growth policies of tax cuts, less costly government regulations, drill baby drill, center of the world energy policy and reciprocal trade. Reciprocal trade that is leading to an on-shoring manufacturing boom that has helped produce a million new private sector jobs and 325,000 fewer federal jobs.We are re-privatizing the economy. It’s called free enterprise. And the lowest unemployment claims in nearly 60 years. And a true prosperity that goes beyond just gasoline prices.Now, the press won’t write about it, but the president’s talking about it. The rest of the GOP should be following his lead, which brings me to my final messaging point.It’s not gonna be Decoy Dan. The foundational issue is the battle between socialism and capitalism. It’s a battle of statism versus freedom. It’s a battle to maintain free enterprise prosperity. These are the foundational issues of this turning point election.These are issues that stir patriotism and love for America and defense of our freedoms and our hard-won independence and our liberty.All right, sure, go after Decoy Dan. But don’t forget the truly important message, freedom, free enterprise, prosperity, national security. That’s where the Democrats are wrong and the Republicans are right.From Mr. Kudlow’s broadcast on Fox Business Network.

By All Means, Bust ‘Decoy Dan’ Dirty Tricks, but Remember the Foundational Battle Between Socialist Misery and Free Enterprise Prosperity

By All Means, Bust ‘Decoy Dan’ Dirty Tricks, but Remember the Foundational Battle Between Socialist Misery and Free Enterprise Prosperity

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