Yep, I have a tendency to be wordy and when I set out to write a technical article or something, I have to really focus on saying what needs to be said and cutting out all the rest. It’s clear that guys like Sundance are totally “into it”, they could probably draw a map of Spygate that would make Hillarycare look simple. But that won’t convince the masses.
Assuming he has a compelling story to share with the people, he needs to find an ally, Tucker Carlson would undoubtedly be the best, or Mark Levin, someone who can winnow out the supporting information from the meat of it and put out in 15 minutes or less.
Hopefully some of his ‘advisors’ will convince him to do something like that.
The funny thing is, even though they’re on the same side, if he were to give all his info to Brian Cates, Tracybeanz, Praying Medic, and all the other citizen journalists on the internet - I’d but half or more would bury it because it wasn’t their idea. “United we stand”...
Thanks for your reasoned input. Short attention span is the norm now, convoluted stories that require many hours of reading and connecting dots won’t work.
Think about the reasons most people give for their vote preferences. “My dad was a union guy.” “My family always voted Republican.”
My mother would never talk about the positions of a candidate. She would say, “Well, I like ‘So and So’ and that’s what she meant. She had a good impression of the person from seeing them on TV for 2 minutes. She couldn’t list their positions and background. They just presented well to her.