President Trump’s reelection campaign launched a website Tuesday with videos containing pro-Trump talking points the campaign said can help supporters “win arguments with liberal friends, relatives, and snowflakes they encounter during the holidays.”

The website, snowflakevictory.com, has different sections on topics that Trump supporters may encounter during arguments over the holidays.

The sections include, but are not limited to, the economy, Trump’s proposed border wall with Mexico and impeachment.

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Many of the messages the campaign recommends supporters to highlight in arguments echoes language Trump uses when speaking to reporters and in tweets.

For example, the website recommends supporters say that “impeaching President Trump has always been an election tactic” and that “impeaching President Trump has been all that Democrats can think of since day one.”

Trump has railed against the impeachment process since it began, calling it a sham and a partisan “witch hunt.”

The impeachment and removal process has been stalled ahead of Christmas and New Years.

The House voted earlier this month to impeach Trump in a vote largely along party lines. The two articles of impeachment, one on abuse of power and one on obstruction of Congress, are stalled before Congress reconvenes next year.

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