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Brad Parscale, who has been campaign leader for the past two years, will be replaced by his deputy, Bill Stephen. Parccale will continue to be a senior advisor.
Parcale has been under pressure since the June campaign event in Tulsa, when only 6,200 participants gathered in place of the promised large crowds. The media reported that President Ivanka Trump’s daughter and her husband, Trump’s adviser, Jared Kushner, were angry at the small number of participants, The Guardian writes.
The team is relocating when it turns out that Trump is lagging behind Democratic opponent Joe Biden in the polls. According to a Quinnipiac poll released last Wednesday, 52 percent would vote for Biden. registered voters, and for D. Trump: 37 percent.
Reuters / Scanpix photo / Brad Parscale and Jared Kushner
According to the latest Ipsa poll, 36 percent would vote for Trump. voters, and for J. Biden – 43 percent. Democrat J. Biden also leads the latest YouGov poll: 49 percent would vote for him. voters, and for D. Trump: 40 percent.
Parcale joined the campaign in February 2018 on the recommendation of Kushner. Before joining Trump’s team, he had no political work experience.
Parccale has become famous for his social media activities and misleading Facebook campaigns, The Guardian writes. Also, he often exaggerates when he talks about his grades, dramatizing his past life story: Parccale described himself as a Kansas farm man, when he actually grew up in the suburbs.
Trump has repeatedly changed campaign leaders: In 2016, before naming Kellyanne Conway, he fired two campaign leaders.
The latest YouGov poll shows Trump’s support rate at 40 percent and dissent at 55 percent.
The Guardian writes that the Trump administration’s chaotic and unsuccessful response to the coronavir crisis may have contributed to the downgrade. In total, more than 3.6 million people in the country were infected with the coronavirus. people found more than 140 thousand. Deaths associated with COVID-19.
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