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Fred Wellman, Missouri Congressional Candidate and Lincoln Project Alum, Joins The Strategy Session
Economic pressure—energy spikes, healthcare hikes, and years of policy neglect—has reshaped voter expectations far faster than the political class realizes.
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Fred Wellman’s campaign turns Missouri’s 2nd District into a live test of whether service, proximity, and actual presence can beat money, incumbency, and manufactured photo-ops.
The district’s shifting political terrain shows how collapsing trust in national Republicans is creating unexpected openings in places long written off.
The stock-trading culture in Congress has become a political accelerant, supercharging the contrast between representation as public service and representation as personal profit.
Fred Wellman’s run lands differently when framed alongside Joe Trippi’s point about voters breaking hard against both-party frustration and Rick Wilson’s read on collapsing Republican numbers widening the map, because together they sketch a district that’s more fluid—and more fed up—than its reputation suggests. His insistence on “seeing with my own two eyes” stands in sharp contrast to an incumbent defined by stock trades, staged photo-ops, and an allergy to basic constituent contact, a dynamic that only sharpens as families absorb 37% energy spikes and looming healthcare hikes. The pressure people are living under reshapes politics faster than party leaders admit, and Joe’s reminder that independents reward the candidate who actually shows up explains why Fred’s everywhere-all-the-time approach is cutting through. Fred’s story resonates because it’s lived—loss, service, rebuilding, and the belief that representation still means walking the ground you’re fighting for.
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