Trump did exactly the same thing. His message wasn’t for Republican voters, it was for non-voters and citizens who had grown disenfranchised with the entire political system. He campaigned on challenging leaders in both parties, and getting things done no matter what because he was a master negotiator. In the Republican primaries, he conquered all traditional conservatives and establishment party members. Easily.
Morgan could do the same thing as a Democratic candidate for Governor, but in the era of Trumpism there’s a third option. Morgan built his own massive business and expanded his own brand, and that’s exactly what he can do as an Independent candidate. Trump proved that you don’t need to adhere to a traditional party platform if you have the Trumpism formula on your side.
Morgan’s celebrity, sharp tongue, and popular stances on many issues – especially legal weed – make him the ideal Trump candidate for Florida governor. If he runs as an Independent and wins against both parties, he’ll prove that Trumpism transcends party and open the floodgates in American politics to challenge the longstanding two-party paradigm.
