Cernovich has kind of gone overboard after he got his big “break” on 60 minutes.
The fact is, as I’ve written many times, the media “team” is almost irrelevant, because the message itself, almost daily, is a distraction and diversion. I’m convinced Bannon & Trump nightly come up with 2-3 tweets for the next day that may have SOME bit of real policy news in them or are total nothingness (”covefe”). This is all by design, to force the fake news to cover nonsense while they get stuff done.
Up until about 2-3 days ago, it was just a hypothesis, but then a writer at the Huff Po began warning their readers about exactly that, and I knew there was something to it.
+1
I just respectfully disagree, and I think Trump wants a good media team too or Dubke wouldn’t have been out and Spicer/Sanders wouldn’t be shuffled back and forth. Trump himself gave a C on messaging.
A good media team could really help Trump. He has a great message, and we aren’t hearing it because the media Russia narrative is swallowing it up. On policy, they’ve managed to make Obamacare more popular than the ACHA, they report little of the good or meetings that he has, they have people convinced he has lied on things he hasn’t, etc. There just isn’t sufficient defense or promotion of his policies. They have to go on the offense. They need to have a Twitter account that Tweets out every time the media gets caught in a lie. They to counter the media narrative on his policies or there are people who voted for him and those independents who didn’t (the left is lost) who will believe them. Read the Twitter account Trump Regrets. Some of those people are lying and never voted for him, but others have swallowed the media narrative. It’s imperative he expands beyond his base. When his approval ratings can’t get above 40%, that comes down to bad communications in my opinion.