I’m no political strategist, but it’s always seemed odd to me that a presidential candidate would spend time campaigning in a state where there’s no risk of losing. Trump, or any Republican candidate, is not going to lose Tennessee in the 2024 presidential election (let’s be honest, Joe Biden is no Bill Clinton). And yet Trump is stopping by a Bitcoin conference in the Volunteer State during a very busy election season, in the same way that candidates speak in airplane hangars to drum up military votes, or in front of factories in the name of blue-collar America, accompanied by the Teamsters, to drum up union votes.
