It's a simple little trick...

[kentuck]

Just get up early in the morning, tweet any kind of bullshit, the more controversial the better, and it will be the news story of the day. Especially when the leader of the free world does it.

It's a simple way to control the narrative and to deceive and hide the real truth.

The media, with their 24/7 coverage, are always looking for something to talk about. The more political, the better. Trump's tweets fit into their garbage reporting very nicely.

It has worked for almost 3 years now, and there is no reason to expect it will change?

[rampartc]

1. whatever they say, whatever trump says

the media and trump love one another. they have become totally symbiotic.

[Delmette2.0]

2. I like what Rachel Maddow keeps reminding us.

Don't listen to what they say, watch what they do.

[2naSalit]

3. ++++++!

[Mc Mike]

4. Like Cesar Millan says, when a small dog is tugging against the leash, flipping around, etc.

You have to let them drain their energy. This is part of it.

His tweets are like a small unstable dog that fights against leash training.

He thinks he'll keep up the pace, and his owners will get tired, and let him not be on the leash.


Only a couple of times, Cesar couldn't handle the dogs, a bulldog, and a cattle dog.

Rump is no bulldog or cattle dog. He's an inbred toy poodle.

[mitch96]

5. "It's a simple way to control the narrative and to deceive and hide the real truth."

I'm curious if this has set a new bar in prez politics.. Will future presidents use social media to control the narrative? You know if a future Prez (dem or repuke) tweets the MSM will repeat it as nauseam...
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