'Although it is usually difficult to see any logic behind the daily chaos from this White House, the President's campaign has already revealed the rough outlines of a game plan,' writes julianzelizer for CNNOpinion
Julian Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University, and author, with Kevin Kruse, of the new book "Fault Lines: A History of the United States Since 1974." Follow him on Twitter at @julianzelizer. The opinions expressed in this commentary are his own. View more opinion at CNN.
President Trump will try to light a spark under his 2020 campaign as he kicks off his re-election bid Tuesday night in Florida. Coming after reports of terrible internal polling on key battleground states, the President will officially begin the long and grueling process of doing whatever it takes to keep the office for four more years.
Although it is usually difficult to see any logic behind the daily chaos from this White House, the President's campaign has already revealed the rough outlines of a game plan. For all the tumult, there are five keys that the President will likely be counting on to defeat the Democratic nominee in 2020. The base Trump's base will remain his central political weapon.
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