Robert B. Sklaroff, M.D., F.A.C.P.

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May 23, 2018
To: Unification – GOP’s 1st District Campaign
Re: Fitzpatrick/Malik – []

GOP Congressional Reconciliation is Vital … The Sooner the Better!

As per the coda of the prior memo [stripped of explanatory lingo], it would be desirable were Dean to
endorse Fitz and, in response, for Brother Brian to aver positive/assertive Conservative positions.

• Support for The Donald's Agenda, else he wouldn't have voted for the Omnibus Bill that inter
alia reversed starvation of military-funding.

• Support for the 2nd Amendment and concomitant reciprocity.

• Support for exposure of faulty FBI-leadership.

• Support for construction of the Security Barrier.

J.D. Mullane properly noted that a divided Republican Party needs MAGA hats to win, but it is vital that
the Tea Party Movement’s ENERGY be harnessed to achieve this end.

• Specifically, Fitz ONLY received 2/3 of the vote, meaning 1/3 needs to be activated.

• Specifically, Dean ONLY received 1/3 of the vote, meaning 2/3 need to be accommodated.

• Specifically, Wallace is the extreme-leftie [supporter of BDS, etc.] who must be defined/defeated.

• Specifically, the Dems [loco-regionally and nationally] must be exposed as ignoring middle-class
values in all three policy realms [economic, social, overseas].

A polarized GOP must recognize the wisdom of what Walt Kelly’s “Pogo” comic-strip recognized a half-
century ago, namely, that the “enemy” is often internal rather than external.

This evolving campaign was summarized @ “History” [subjective]; “Physical” [objective]; “Assessment”;
“Plan”; initial and subsequent follow-ups; an op-ed [composed by moi, noting that the Courier-Times
editor wished colorful-puns be removed from an earlier draft thereof]; an article about the debate and an
opinion-piece generated thereafter; two “last-gasp” syntheses [“IV“ & “V”] of pre-vote maneuvers; and
one post-election plea. Additional comments appear below the op-ed, the article, and the opinion-piece.