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3. That is a remarkably compelling image. I doubt that Trump himself comes anywhere near

Reply to Tom Rinaldo (Original post)

Fri Apr 27, 2018, 08:34 PM

Apr 2018

this kind of analysis. But others around him may have. It seems unlikely that actual violent response would last very long as a strategy to protect him. But, a lot of things that seemed unlikely have come to pass.

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Trump's strategy: Become the bullet lodged too close to the spine. [View all] Tom Rinaldo Apr 2018 OP

I'll just add this. It has already worked within the Republican Party n/t Tom Rinaldo Apr 2018 #1

Most of Catastrophuck's people are ignorant, white trash dirtbags. If they take to the streets rzemanfl Apr 2018 #2

That is a remarkably compelling image. I doubt that Trump himself comes anywhere near enough Apr 2018 #3

The alternative explanation is that Trump is just an idiot who can't control his mouth. Garrett78 Apr 2018 #4

While possible, I think it would backfire regardless kurtcagle Apr 2018 #5

I agree and the OP seems to agree, as well, but what else does he have? Garrett78 Apr 2018 #8

Right. I don't think it would be a winning strategy in practice Tom Rinaldo Apr 2018 #9

I think he has successfully divided the political Parties where there can be no political resolution kentuck Apr 2018 #10

He at this point is more concerned with his personal ass than his presidency Tom Rinaldo Apr 2018 #11

He is always preparing the next act in his narrative. kentuck Apr 2018 #12

Yep. kentuck Apr 2018 #6

:) Like the picture the title draws, but, no. Hortensis Apr 2018 #7