[yesthatjallen]

The Democrat Media Complex has failed to take down Trump. The Democrats' media machine is frustrated by their inability to turn Trumps' supporters against him.

They're not giving up.

[VanDeKoik]

They are busy looking for the next hoax-rage.

EVERYONE here needs to be on the lookout for it.

[JonPreston]

They're not giving up.

The Hill reminds us of that daily.

[Bayard]

I’m voting in November. I don’t want foreign interference to be a factor in the election.

[outpostinmass2]

Trump’s base is not big enough to bring sustained electoral success.

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Same could be said for the Democrats even more so.

[1Old Pro]

After 1.5 years of the media and the Dems insisting that the sky is falling, well, it’s burned out their scare tactic messaging and that’s about all they have.

[gr8eman]

They will never give up! They are all OCD and I think Trump’s long term strategy is to keep poking them. Sun Tzu, and all of that!

[rightwingcrazy]

“I think his remedies are absurd”
“the strong economy played its part as ‘protective armor’ for Trump”

It takes a particularly stubborn mind to hold both these views simultaneously.

[mindburglar]

Anybody who thinks the GOP will not gain at least 5 seats in the Senate is barking mad.

[redhead]

This will give you an idea of the percentage of crybaby snowflake politically correct SJW’s there are. Overall? Not quite enough to pull off much of a change...

[Lurkinanloomin]

The Ministry of Propaganda has lost its grip.
The walkaway movement is spreading.

[jcon40]

No mention in the article that Trump thinks the media, some bureaucracies, foreign policy, last presidents destructive economic policies or a corrupt Wall Street need to be brought into check.

[Cowboy Bob]

Robert Shrum, a Democratic strategist who has worked at a senior level of several presidential campaigns...

But has NEVER been on a winning team! LOL!

[elcid1970]

They probably already realize that Pres. Trump’s base is holding firm because pleased with his performance.

Therefore they are going after his base and blame them for his electoral success. That’s each & every one of us who voted for Trump. It’s gotten personal.

Articles denouncing us as deplorables racist sexist fascist bigot homophobe islamophobe, etc AND urging liberals toward violence against those who disagree, are all over the internet. There have already been violent incidents against MAGA hat wearers, cars vandalized and it will get worse over the next three & a half months.

It’s culture war, folks.

[aquila48]

“Opinions diverge as to why Trump himself commands such strong loyalty from his base of support.

Shrum argued that the economic factors were much less relevant than other, gut-level responses.”

Its no longer “the economy, stupid”, now it’s “the culture, stupid”!

[Geronimo]

Devine argued that the strong economy played its part as “protective armor” for Trump — but he asserted that an anti-media reflex is also part of the picture...

Anti-media reflex... also known as fake news awareness syndrome...

[Kazan]

Robert Shrum, a Democratic strategist who has worked at a senior level of several presidential campaigns, said pundits were failing to emphasize how Trump’s approval ratings have been low by historical standards.

His approval this year has been higher than both Obama and Clinton's at similar stage of their presidencies and both got reelected.

[bert]

Like Rush says...... the deciding events have not yet happened

[BenLurkin]

America’s resilience is the biggest hurdle for the Democrat Party

[Kudsman]

#WalkAway

[Jeff Chandler]

Democratic-leaning voting blocs tend to turn out less reliably in midterm elections

Too busy getting stoned and making welfare babies.