making the next win bigger than 2024 is non-negotiable if we want to stop Dems from reversing border security and tax cuts. Alex Bruesewitz says some Republican Senators failed to prioritize President Trump's agenda or took their seats for granted. The advisor noted that certain incumbent senators didn't campaign aggressively, weren't compelling on the stump, and failed to advance the SAVE America Act. In America, you're not entitled to these seats; you have to work for them and earn them. Donald Trump campaigned more for many candidates than they did for themselves, yet some lacked self-help skills to benefit from his efforts. Roger Marshall was cited wouldn't be a compelling guest on channels like Theo Vaughn or Joe Rogan. Most Republican candidates this cycle were uninspiring, lazy, and ineffective communicators compared to the opposition. Incumbent senators who lost or faced competitive seats were accused of not raising money or being aggressive with the president's agenda. Specific criticism hit Georgia candidates for failing to campaign in the state after the president visited three times in the final two weeks while they left. Rallies were at 100 percent capacity every time, but losing Republican candidates averaged around age 60 while winning Democrat candidates were in their mid to early 40s. Republican candidates performed poorly on social media even though President Trump is the number one influencer on social media within the party. Some just didn't know how to help themselves, but energetic and inspiring candidates will be necessary for the 2028 election cycle. Taking back the Senate means sweeping battlegrounds starting immediately. #DonaldTrump #AlexBruesewitz