‘Collage Of Idiocy’: Former Trump Campaign Co-Manager Rips Dems For Wasting Resources On Copy-Pasted Trump Rebuke
Senior advisor and co-manager of President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign Chris Lacivita appeared on Fox News Tuesday to condemn the Democratic Party’s repeated criticisms of President Donald Trump, labeling their…


Senior advisor and co-manager of President Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign Chris Lacivita appeared on Fox News Tuesday to condemn the Democratic Party’s repeated criticisms of President Donald Trump, labeling their strategy a “collage of idiocy.”
Twenty-two Democratic Party senators uniformly criticized Trump’s economic policies, as well as rising egg prices, in synchronized speeches as part of the “Shit That Ain’t True” campaign, several hours before his congressional address, with videos on X featuring a Trump clip about reducing prices from day one. During an appearance on “Special Report with Bret Baier,” Lacivita said that the repetitive nature of the attacks shows a severe lack of substance and disconnect with the electorate’s demands for actionable leadership.
“And I’m just wondering from a political point of view, is that detrimental to their message?” Baier asked Lacivita.
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“It’s a collage of idiocy is what it is. The American people want action and what they see with that video, because I’ve seen the larger video, which has 20 members, and they’re all saying the same thing,” Lacivita said.
The political strategist said that the uniformity in their messaging not only betrays a wasteful expenditure but also shows the disconnect of Washington politics from real issues facing Americans.
“They probably paid somebody a lot of money to write the same set of lines and repeat them. And that is classic Washington. And you juxtapose that with President Trump, who’s actually fighting for American people and doing very specific, concrete things,” Lacivita said. “They’re responding, and he’s driving the agenda. And in Washington, that’s what you need to do to be successful.”
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