When MSNBC had its beat reporters for the Democratic and Republican primaries swap beats for a week, Trump's Webbermania was the thing that reporter Alex Seitz-Wald thought America most needed to know about the race: Just not sure what to make of the number of Phantom of the Opera jams on this Trump event playlist The Trump rally playlist includes "Music of the Night" from Phantom of the Opera AND "Memory" from Cats, and I desperately want to know why.
Specifically, many of them wonder: Why does Trump play so many songs from British Broadway musical composer Andrew Lloyd Webber?! But here's still one thing that befuddles them: Trump's pre-rally playlist. Reporters have gotten used to this by now. Using tactics that owe a little to church revivals and a lot to insult comedy, Trump skillfully directs his audience's excitement (toward himself) and their resentment (often toward the members of the media in attendance).
The heart of Donald Trump's strategy to win the Republican presidential nomination is his massive, electric, occasionally violent campaign rallies.
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