"Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while," said Dylan Johnson, Greitens' campaign manager on the Kansas City Star's analysis.
The Kansas City Star recently published that former US Navy SEAL & Missouri Governor Eric Greitens occupies the "Trump lane."
In the article, The Star writes, "the question of who is the strongest competitor against Greitens is likely to remain unsettled for some time."
Polling by President Trump's pollster found that Greitens leads big in the GOP primary to fill Missouri's open U.S. Senate seat. The poll also found that Greitens leads big among voters who most strongly support President Donald Trump.
READ: Missouri GOP Senate candidates fight to keep Greitens from owning the ‘Trump lane’
The article notes that "Greitens has maintained a near-constant presence on right-wing, pro-Trump media, including hosting a show on the Real America’s Voice TV network and announcing his candidacy on Fox News."
"Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while," said Dylan Johnson, Greitens' campaign manager on the Kansas City Star's analysis.
On Sunday, Greitens was attacked by Chuck Todd on NBC's Meet the Press for visiting the Arizona audit of the 2020 presidential election. Todd also featured Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' opposition to critical race theory and Texas Governor Greg Abbott's position on border security.
