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Sadly, in this case, it does...
she said she’s not stopping the inquiry to let Republicans vote on it.
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I don't think anybody on here believes that they are about to shut the inquiry down. The issue is that the Democrats are terrible at politics. Why hold a press conference to announce that you are not going to do the one thing that would energize your base? Why hold a press conference to give the Republicans more talking points? More people support removing Trump right now than they did Nixon at similar point and yet the headlines tomorrow will be "Democrats decide against holding impeachment vote".Look at how quickly public opinion changed once the inquiry was announced (51 percent of voters want Trump to be impeached and removed from office). This is really bad politics...
No it doesn't. If everybody didn't do something because somebody else might not ...just damn.
they are just using that as an excuse not to do their job. plain and simple
No it doesn't. If everybody didn't do something because somebody else might not ...just damn.
they are just using that as an excuse not to do their job. plain and simple
you should probably read the article. She’s literally protecting the impeachment.
Read this tweetstorm if you want to understand what Pelosi is doing right now
Saw this on quora thought I'd share
Good read
Why do you think Trump always sends disturbing or controversial tweets in the middle of the night?
Bradley Eversley, studied at Hawaii Pacific University
Written 18h ago
Forget everything you read, just look here:
The number 1 reason why Donald Trump tweets extremely controversial things, especially mostly early in the morning is to get the media to jump on it right away.
Doing so pushes bad press out of the front page and into limbo, quickly to be diluted by the massive amounts of coverage on his often unfounded claims. And he does so super early in the morning so the news can spread from the West Coast to the East as people start to wake up.
This is not some master plan here, it's basic media manipulation. Being in high value business for decades, and having been the topic of countless New York Times articles since before I was ever even born, Trump knows how to work the media, and they will fall for it every time, no exceptions.
When a journalist comes in the office in the morning ready to write his piece on Trump’s possible Russia ties, an article that is likely to bring in tens of thousands of reads, his supervisor tells him to hold off on that story and cover Trump’s dumb tweet, we have to jump on that NOW, people need to know this claim has no evidence and that he can't be trusted.
Think about it logically here, you are given two options, have a progressively increasing number of Americans following your possible conflicts of interest, that could lead to a huge investigation if enough people are backing it, or be called a liar? Trump is simply choosing the lesser of two evils. Everything is so wishy washy, he knows he won’t ever be objectively be labeled as a liar because he will always have his supporters to defend him.
So what's a good rule of thumb? Anytime Trump tweets a huge, obviously false claim, take a look at what the news has been saying about him and his circle for the past few days before that. This happens every single time and it suprises me how people gobble it up. 3 million voters, Chinese hoaxes, and now Obama wiretapping, etc. The media can defeat this if they either ignore his false claims, or explicitly call out his claims as distractions to his recent coverage.
I mean if ABC, CNN, NYT, Washington Post, etc all had headlines that stated, “Trump attempts to distract media from Russian investigation by making false claims about….” Only if it’s proven to be false. Otherwise let’s just leave it as alittle side story we cover for 20 seconds then on to other news. Trumps controversial tweets should only be heavily covered if irrefutable evidence is provided alongside them.
I think the biggest mistake people make is thinking that Donald Trump is stupid. So naturally, they attribute any and all of his actions and words to just being an idiot and relegate it down lack of thought. You can be intelligent, yet still be dumb. He knows exactly what he’s doing. He has roughly average intelligence, but he has extreme beliefs which cloud his moral standing deeply.
I encourage everyone reading this to watch this video by Nerdwriter (one of the most analytical minds on Youtube in my opinion) explaining the above about how well Trump knows how to use slight of hand with your attention. “Magician-in-Chief”.