In an interview with CBS, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell offered some pointers for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Among them? McConnell wishes Trump would take a more “studious approach.”
“I think that winning the White House is about more than just entertaining a large audience,” McConnell told CBS News on Monday. “I think the American people would also like to see him fill in the blanks.”
McConnell suggested that Trump speak more from written remarks and that he give more details on his policy positions.
McConnell, unlike House Speaker Paul Ryan, has said he will support Trump as the GOP’s nominee. However, that did not seem to stop him Monday from offering some guidance on how Trump runs his campaign.
McConnell argued that neither Trump nor Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton were overly popular in polls.
“Neither one of these candidates is likely to get a big wet kiss from the American public,” McConnell said according to CBS.
