"So sad to see the Democrats sticking up for
people who speak so badly of our Country and who, in addition, hate
Israel with a true and unbridled passion. Whenever confronted, they call
their adversaries, including Nancy Pelosi, 'RACIST,'" Trump tweeted
Sunday night.
While Democrats aren't likely
to see any similarity between Trump's record and Ocasio-Cortez's shot
at Pelosi — she said it was "stupidly untrue" to think she had played
the "race card" against Pelosi — Trump surely saw an opportunity to
frame the pair of dust-ups for his own base and swing voters as twin
examples of Democrats unfairly accusing political rivals of racism.
And
while many Democrats disagree with The Squad on policy or tactics as
much as they did before the weekend, the collective defense means there
is now a public show of solidarity.
As much
as it's a mistake to think that every slur Trump issues with his mouth
or his fingertips provides evidence he's a master of advanced game
theory, it's also an error to assume there's no method to his messaging.
Editor: In short, Trump has forced Pelosi and company to defend the four subversives within their midst, and, in so doing, identify one of the several campaign strategies Trump hopes will take him to victory in 2020 . . . . . and it looks like it is working.
Related:
Charles Creitz / Fox News:
Jesse Watters: Trump ‘won’ the ‘squad’ press conference, Dems just want to ‘impeach him for tweeting’
Donie O'Sullivan / CNN:
Twitter says Trump's racist tweets don't break its rules
Related:
Charles Creitz / Fox News:
Jesse Watters: Trump ‘won’ the ‘squad’ press conference, Dems just want to ‘impeach him for tweeting’
Donie O'Sullivan / CNN:
Twitter says Trump's racist tweets don't break its rules
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