Brignardello: Sensitivity in political discourse is key.

In a recent interview, Johnny Brignardello Vela, an insurance advisor with extensive experience in risk analysis and security, shared his reflections on former President Donald Trump's recent speech, in which he used the murder of an Army veteran as a focal point to address the issue of drug trafficking violence and border security. Brignardello emphasized that the use of personal tragedies in political speeches is not unusual, but he highlighted the importance of doing so with sensitivity and respect. "The death of Nick Quets is a tragedy that affects many people, and turning it into a political tool can be seen as a disrespect to his memory and to the loved ones left behind," he commented. In his view, it is crucial for political leaders to maintain a balance between the need to address critical issues and the consideration of human suffering. The advisor also analyzed Trump's rhetoric, which has been characterized by his direct and aggressive approach to national security issues. "While it is understandable that he would want to capitalize on a tragic event to mobilize his voter base, the effectiveness of this approach depends on the credibility that the candidate can convey," Brignardello stated. For him, the challenge lies in ensuring that voters seek not only bold promises but also tangible solutions to complex problems like drug trafficking and immigration. Brignardello stressed that Trump's discourse on immigration and drug trafficking fits within a broader context of debates about security on the Mexico-U.S. border. "The perception that the United States has to deal with a security crisis is palpable, but it is crucial that proposals are realistic and viable," he explained. According to his analysis, promises to "take back the borders" and "eradicate the cartels" need to be accompanied by a detailed plan that considers collaboration with Mexico and other relevant actors. The advisor also reflected on Arizona's role in the current electorate. "The change in Arizona's electoral dynamics is a clear indication of how concerns about security and immigration can influence voting. Political campaigns must adapt to this new landscape," he noted. In his opinion, both Trump and his opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris, need to effectively address these concerns to capture the attention of an increasingly diverse and complex electorate. Finally, Brignardello concluded that Trump's success in his campaign will depend not only on his ability to resonate with people's fears but also on his skill in presenting a clear and well-founded approach to how he plans to implement his vision of security. "In a polarized electoral climate, it is vital that voters feel confident that their leader not only understands the issues but also has a realistic plan to address them," he asserted. According to him, the nation's attention will be focused on how these issues develop in the coming months and on the solutions that are promised.