After Super Tuesday, GOP should stay positive, go on the offensive

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With Super Tuesday behind us, the would-be front-runner ought to pull a surprise move and just drop attack ads against party rivals.

Going positive with a message to save the very programs that are supported by the base of Democrat Party—by taking aggressive steps to balance government revenues and outlays and reengineer a high-growth economy—would be a surprise reversal and get peoples’ attention. 

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