American Thinker "The tactic described as the October surprise holds the juiciest fruits of opposition research until late in the election cycle. The key is to save the reveal until it's too late to elicit an effective response. With the modern plethora of media outlets ready, willing, and able to leak campaign secrets or propaganda, the problem has been to keep the scoop under wraps long enough to limit the target's response. With the pitiful slate of Democrat candidates and the party's failed policies wreaking havoc on our nation and the economy, it seems the Dems have been emptying their bag of tricks prematurely.
"You still know it's coming soon — even though those wacky Dems have already launched their September surprise. And their August surprise. And their June and July surprises. They would have a daily surprise if they could keep their weak sisters in the media up to speed.
"They need something like the leak of the Supreme Court reversal of the Roe decision to yield a sufficient "surprise." They've already pedaled their Student Loan Forgiveness surprise bomb. If Merrick Garland could have held his horses a bit longer, the FBI's raid on Donald Trump's home at Mar-a-Lago could have been the perfect October surprise. Launched prematurely, the raid has been exposed and turned into a liability for the Dems.
"Maybe it's a bit nostalgic to call these mostly fictional bombshells surprises anymore. The biggest surprise would be for the Democrats to run honest campaigns and lighten up on the slander and libel.
"Here are some suggestions for the Democrats, who seem woefully short of them these days. . ."
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