In his latest book, The Agenda: What Trump Should Do in His First 100 Days, Breitbart News senior editor-at-large, Pollak, offers advice to the Trump campaign on how to inspire their own voters to believe he can deliver on his promises. He emphasizes that the media will try to shift the focus away from the White House and towards presidential candidates for 2028 in order to paint President Trump as a lame duck and deny him a chance to govern effectively.
Pollak suggests that Trump needs to present an agenda that is clear, concise, and executable within the constitutional limits of his role, emphasizing that there are over 200 ideas in his book that can be implemented in the first week of Trump taking office. He also asserts that Trump should communicate these ideas to his voters to help them envision what victory will look like under his administration.
Pollak believes that once Trump is able to explain this vision, inspiration will return to the Republican base, which may have waned due to the rise of Kamala Harris as a vice-presidential candidate and the pro-Kamala propaganda in the media. He argues that Trump should focus on presenting a positive vision to attract voters, rather than getting frustrated with the pro-Kamala media coverage.
In his book, Pollak outlines several steps Trump can take immediately upon entering the Oval Office, including measures to end wars in Russia and Ukraine, as well as the Middle East. By focusing on these tangible actions, Trump can demonstrate a clear plan for the future, which will help inspire voters and build momentum for his campaign.