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Donald Trump
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Trevor Morley's Tache
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"Nothing to do with me....."
Oh, wait...
Oh, wait...
FogBlueInSanFran
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Trying to get cases down worldwide while it's rife in America will not be easy. He's killing beyond his borders.
The irony is that after all his attempts to keep folks from other nations out of the US, its looking increasingly likely Americans will be banned from other nations, or at least quarantined for a good long while.
Gareth Barry Conlon
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So Kayleigh WAS lying when she said Trump was making a joke about slowing down the testing?
Trump hates being corrected after the fact by his team - thinks it makes him look stupid (which it does). He also likes undermining his own people, he has contempt for them all. Its like a loyalty test - he does this to you and then sends you out to do it again, anyone who flinches gets booted.
He also loves controversy and moving the story line along. The classic Bannon technique is to jump from one controversy to the next - this helps move on from the Tulsa turnout debacle. Give it a few days and there will be something else. This media baiting helped him get over the line in 2015 buts its getting pretty tired now. The admission on testing is likely to go down pretty badly with some of his voters - many of them elderly and at risk.
BobKowalski
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Where are the new cases? Tulsa?
Nah, have to wait two weeks for those to show up. Crazy times.
FogBlueInSanFran
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Trump hates being corrected after the fact by his team - thinks it makes him look stupid (which it does). He also likes undermining his own people, he has contempt for them all. Its like a loyalty test - he does this to you and then sends you out to do it again, anyone who flinches gets booted.
He also loves controversy and moving the story line along. The classic Bannon technique is to jump from one controversy to the next - this helps move on from the Tulsa turnout debacle. Give it a few days and there will be something else. This media baiting helped him get over the line in 2015 buts its getting pretty tired now. The admission on testing is likely to go down pretty badly with some of his voters - many of them elderly and at risk.
Exactly this. And he can't "move on" from COVID-19 as a negative for him and his Administration. What can save him? Right now -- and this isn't a jinx, I am going to worry every second between now and the day he leaves office -- a miracle vaccine, or Biden getting sick, look like his best (and maybe only) bets.
MillionMilesAway
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He's in Arizona tonight. A round table (playing with his phone) about border security.
Followed by remarks to "Young Americans". If they're drawn from Turning Point, it could get very offensive.
Followed by remarks to "Young Americans". If they're drawn from Turning Point, it could get very offensive.
MillionMilesAway
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Exactly this. And he can't "move on" from COVID-19 as a negative for him and his Administration. What can save him? Right now -- and this isn't a jinx, I am going to worry every second between now and the day he leaves office -- a miracle vaccine, or Biden getting sick, look like his best (and maybe only) bets.
Has he had a war anytime soon? If not, he already thinks Venezuela is American, so there or Seattle.
What about Minneapolis (and elsewhere) after the BLM protests?Nah, have to wait two weeks for those to show up. Crazy times.
I suspect one main hotspot will be Obesityville. All those steaks in Texas?
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