Oh, god. That sounds like heaven. He'll lose to popular dynast Cuomo, and then Trump, who rails against 'losers,' will have no chance in the primaries, being one himself.
What would are Trump's campaign promises? Banning Muslims coming to the state? Building wall to New Jersey border?
Attacking Cuomo for "freeloading off of his father" and railing against "nepotism", I'm guessing.
Maybe calling him out on broken promises to the left, too. It's not like ideology matters so much to Trump, so he could feign outrage anyways.
Yeah, that makes sense. For being a "liar".
I'd say he'd have little in the form of ideology, but his birtherism would lead to him having an unshakeable far-right image.
Well, in Cuomo's case, you don't need quotation marks, he pretty openly reneged on the promises he made to the WFP before the election was even over. Politicians do that sort of thing all the time, but he's especially brazen.
Why do they want the GOP to have the senate?For comparison, here is the candidate the Republicans ran in 2010, when Cuomo didn't have the incumbency advantage:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Paladino
Paladino got 34% of the vote, so that is the baseline for a Trump run.
New York has steadily shifted in a more Democratic direction in my lifetime, though the Republicans still hold the state Senate, largely because the Democrats want them to. I think Trump could get elected if he runs when the Republicans were more competitive, with 1994 running against Andrew Cuomo's father being the most likely year.