Posted on 07/03/2017 9:50:15 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
It's a common retort among those who have to work with President Trump but don't appreciate his tweeting: The president can do two things at once.
Trump allies' argument goes like this: “The fact of the matter is that he can do more than one thing at a time,” Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said on NBC's “Meet the Press” on Sunday.
That's technically true. The president can send a tweet while he's in a meeting. He could probably send several. It takes all of a couple seconds — a couple minutes, max — to formulate and post a 140-character tweet. But that argument misses the point entirely. The president is not undermining his agenda because he takes a few minutes out of his day to tweet. He's at risk of undermining his White House because of what he tweets.
Especially lately, he's posted content on his Twitter account that is so shockingly outside the norms of civility — let alone the norms for a president — that its political and cultural reverberations take the national conversation miles away from policy.
Amber hasn’t figured out yet that we’re laughing at her, not at Trump.
While chewing gum and tweeting, he somehow managed to kick your globalist cherry picked candidate’s Butt.
Who is Amber Phillips?
More fake news from the WaPo.
“This is finally the end for Donald Trump. There is no way he can win against the Clinton juggernaut.”
t's a common retort among those who have to work with President Trump but don't appreciate his tweeting: The president can do two things at once.
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So transparent. They’re attacking his Tweeting, which is one of Trump’s direct methods of communication and means of disparaging his enemies. Of course they would attack that. Any weapon fashioned against the socialists must be destroyed. They would have the Norks EMP to power grid back to the Middle Ages, even burn the whole country down just to stop Trump from Tweeting, to save their devil-spawned pride.
Why the long face, Amber?
Hee Haw!
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