You can tell when the Trump campaign is doing well because the Democrats and the media become hysterical in their screeching denunciations of the president. Saturday’s rally in Tulsa was no exception.

Regardless of any debate over crowd size or teenage hijinks, the real story is President Trump’s winning message. The coverage has emphasized the other two factors to hide the message that the press and the Democrats know will play well with the American people. Here are the component parts of that message.

Thrilled to be in Tulsa, Oklahoma with @TeamTrump. Tonight, President Trump will share his message of Renewing, Rebuilding, and Restoring the greatest economy in the history of the world . #TulsaRally #GreatAmericanComeback 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/0A9uyG6viM

— Greg Pence (@GregPenceIN) June 20, 2020

1. Renew: The nation is undergoing hard times right now because of the virus and the economic consequences of the pandemic. Thus Trump will have to use all his talents to bring us back from the brink. Thankfully, he’s done it before. When he took over the nation the economy was stagnant, our military defenses had been intentionally damaged and ignored, and our standing around the world was at close to an all time low. The president changed all that in the space of three years while going through the worst and most unfairly vicious campaign ever directed against a sitting president. If he did it once the odds are he can do it again.

2. Rebuild: We not only have to rebuild our infrastructure after decades of neglect, we have to rebuild something very deep in the American soul. If not, this nation is heading for much worse than riots. Those taking part in those violent melees are the products of generations of programming by academia and the popular culture. Aside from their canny and cynical controllers, these mostly hate-filled children are from a profoundly narcissistic generation made so by the innate alienation of a screen-centered existence. They are gullible and selfish and it shows in their politics, as they automatically parrot whatever they hear in class or in the media. Without the ability to think for themselves they are easy prey for the Left. The president, with his emphasis on traditional values, love of our nation’s history, and his adherence to the Constitution fights the rioters and their controllers with everything he has. The American people understand that and the great silent majority that saw a similar situation in 1972, in the choices that lay before the country, will likely act in a similar manner and give the president a resounding victory.

3. Restore: After coronavirus, after the economy gains full steam again as it already had started to do, what will be the president’s mission after he wins? What is the promise of the future that he gives the American people as a reason to return him to office? It is in the restoration of our economic power hit hard by the coronavirus, it is in the continued work to restore our place in the world and to protect America from its adversaries, and it is in the restoration of the essential part of the American spirit that rejects the ignorant hate we see on the streets today and aspires to something much better, something adult and reasonable, something that has been the real message of this nation for over two centuries: Love of country and love of freedom.

If the president can get that message out past the rioters, the press, and the pop culture…he will win. He began that process Saturday in Tulsa. He’ll finish it, God willing and the creek don’t rise, in November.

This piece was written by David Kamioner on June 23, 2020. It originally appeared in LifeZette and is used by permission.

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