Paradox? No. Repudiation!
"An odd paradox in defining this moment in politics: The more President Trump does, says and tweets outrageous things, the more his critics go bananas and the better he does in the polls." -- Axios
Media Can't Doubt Critics, Because That's Who They Are
"An odd paradox in defining this moment in politics: The more President Trump does, says and tweets outrageous things, the more his critics go bananas and the better he does in the polls." -- Axios
Media Can't Doubt Critics, Because That's Who They Are
Despite years of stinging defeats Media and Democrats can't figure out a simple truth:
Voters don't like Trump for what he says and the way he says it. They like him because they know the essence of what he is trying to do is right, and his critics are snooty political hacks.
Voters don't like Trump for what he says and the way he says it. They like him because they know the essence of what he is trying to do is right, and his critics are snooty political hacks.
If critics want to win over voters, they should try to come up with better ideas. Here are a few recent ones:
-- Welcome anyone who walks across the border with a smuggled kid
-- Wish a crushing recession upon the country b/c that might hurt Trump politically
Way to go, fellas!
-- Welcome anyone who walks across the border with a smuggled kid
-- Wish a crushing recession upon the country b/c that might hurt Trump politically
Way to go, fellas!
Trump haters will never realize this, considering the bilious haze they marinate in.
Could this explain Trump's rising popularity? MSM says: Nah! Trump's rising popularity is a paradox! Well, okay.
