The best part is when they laugh, saying that he is can’t control himself and that he made a gaffe, and this time he has gone too far, and it is the end.
I liken it to a 1950s NFL coach (outside of the great Joe Stydahar) finding himself facing a 1980s “West Coast” offense, thinking they can’t possibly win the game with all these crazy passes all over the field.
“The best part is when they laugh, saying that he is can’t control himself and that he made a gaffe, and this time he has gone too far, and it is the end.”
indeed. i figured out long ago that Trump’s “gaffs” were deliberate and calculated to throw gasoline onto the leftist media fire ... especially when the embers appeared to be temporarily dying out ...
“I liken it to a 1950s NFL coach (outside of the great Joe Stydahar) finding himself facing a 1980s “West Coast” offense, thinking they can’t possibly win the game with all these crazy passes all over the field.”
a very apt analogy ... and applies directly to Hillary’s failed campaign, rooted in the 20th century with billions being spent on expensive, useless TV ads, while rejecting embedded facebook specialists who were already busily teaching Brad Parscale how to generate hundreds of thousands of individualized facebook ads per hour, ads that targeted individual cities, counties, neighborhoods and even individual voters ...