What advice would you give every NRSC chair the past three cycles?

[Tekken_Guy]

Similar to the DSCC thread what advice would you give for the next three cycles?

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

Rick Scott; retire the position and let someone else do it

[Liminal Trans Girl]

Cory Gardner: Pour it all in on New Jersey, hes weak and it'll make the Dems look bad.
Todd Young: Don't listen to the polls, Doug Jones is much stronger than he looks
Rick Scott: Go full QAnon

[David Hume]

change primary to VA style convention in every competitive race!!!

[Mr. Smith]

2018: Take NJ very seriously, there's a chance there!

2020: Tillis is safe, just ignore the polls, they lie anyway. C-ham doesn't have a chance.

2022: Persuade Johnson to keep his promise, and boost Kevin Nicholson!

[Roll Roons]

2018:
-Let Rick Scott and Bob Hugin entirely self-fund their races because both states are huge money sinks.
-Make sure the nominees in MT and WV aren't weird carpetbaggers.
-Do the dirty work of nuking Ward and Arpaio so McSally doesn't have to run hard to the right.
-Spend big in OH.

2020:
-Forget about AL. It was a Safe R pickup the moment Roy Moore didn't make it past the primary.
-Don't take Perdue's race for granted.
-Don't be intimidated by how much Peters won by in 2014.

2022:
-Erase the name "Peter Thiel" from your memory.
-Put Trump in a straitjacket in January 2021.

[Pericles]

2018: Write off Florida, Texas is safe too, focus on defending the majority in seats like Tennessee not gaining seats.
2020: Perdue is a strong incumbent, he'll easily win, send that money to Iowa, Montana, and South Carolina (but triage Tillis).
2022: Don't interfere in the primaries, Arizona and Pennsylvania are the most competitive swing states but leave plenty for Dem seats that are very winnable in the inevitable red wave like Colorado, New Hampshire and Washington.

[Adam Griffin]

In retrospect?

2018: WV & AZ: nothing else matters.
2020: GAx2 & AZ: nothing else matters.
2022: WI & NV: nothing else matters.

57 Senate seats heading into 2023.