Its not how he thinks, Vought says.
We create battle plans and then we start to implement them ourselves.
I dont actually believe in those exceptions, but I understand it from an electoral standpoint, he says.
Russ Vought speaks at the White House on March 11, 2019.AP Photo/ Evan Vucci
What Ive told people is [that Trump] had the most pro-life record ever.
And then, even in this, they asked for two things, and he gave it to them.
Cut the guy some slack, trust the man.
At the national level, we will intricately manage that momentum.
You know, What is the specific bill that we want?
At the state level, we will zoom in where [its] strategic.
And at the local level, its primarily just a resource, he explains.
Our first year, our biggest priority was critical race theory.
And there were others in the space that we were close to.
So yeah were not briefing people or anything like that.
They are, however, having very candid conversations with strangers offering them money.
