There is tremendous understanding going on.Trump doesn't just understand it, he understands it better than anyone. People are always saying how well he understands it. He's just a natural at understanding it.
There is tremendous understanding going on.Trump doesn't just understand it, he understands it better than anyone. People are always saying how well he understands it. He's just a natural at understanding it.
They are claiming that it is deceptive and misleading, not using the facts and taking things out of context to lie about what Trump has said.
Their entire argument hinges on the initial use of the word "hoax" in that one statement. They claim Trump was referring to the Democrats coming up with a hoax attack to get at him, not that he said COVID-19 was a hoax. It's all in that cease and desist link included in the Tweet.
I can't wrap my head around the difference. I can't follow the link so maybe it's answered there (my internet is being shitty at the moment so might just be me). What was the hoax Dems were supposedly coming up with exactly?
First and foremost, President Trump's own remarks demonstrate that he was referring to the Democrat's politicization of the coronavirus outbreak when he used the word "hoax":
Now the Democrats are politicizing the coronavirus. You know that, right? Coronavirus. They're politicizing it. We did one of the great jobs, you say, "How's President Trump doing?", "Oh, nothing, nothing." They have no clue, they don't have any clue. They can't even count their votes in Iowa, they can't even count. No, they can't. They can't count their votes. One of my people came up to me and said, "Mr. President, they tried to beat you on Russia, Russia, Russia." That didn't work out too well. They couldn't do it. They tried the impeachment hoax. That was on a perfect conversation. They tried anything, they tried it over and over, they've been doing it since he got in. It's all turning, they lost. It's all turning, think of it, think of it. And this is their new hoax. But you know we did something that's been pretty amazing. We have 15 people in this massive country and because of the fact that we went early, we went early, we could have had a lot more than that.
(President Donald J. Trump, Remarks at a Campaign Rally, Charleston, SC, 2/28/20).1 When the relevant language is taken in context, it is abundantly clear that President Trump was not calling the outbreak a hoax but rather was referring to the Democrat's falsification of his record in an attempt to discredit his Presidency.
One could say he's the best at understanding things right. The best of the best nobody better.Trump doesn't just understand it, he understands it better than anyone. People are always saying how well he understands it. He's just a natural at understanding it.
I literally don't understand. He was saying the way Dems were politicising it was a hoax? The fuck does even mean!?!?
(President Donald J. Trump, Remarks at a Campaign Rally, Charleston, SC, 2/28/20).1 When the relevant language is taken in context, it is abundantly clear that President Trump was not calling the outbreak a hoax but rather was referring to the Democrat's falsification of his record in an attempt to discredit his Presidency.
Does no one in the administration understand the Streisand Effect
Does no one in the administration understand the Streisand Effect
Alex Cannon, the legal counsel for Trump's reelection campaign, sent a letter to television stations in key battleground states where the ad is running demanding they "cease and desist" from airing the ad if they want to "avoid costly and time consuming litigation."
I don't think i've ever asked this before but like, why is he actually orange?
His natural skin color is "old man's white" which looks frail and weak. So he decided to cover it up in fake tan to appear "vigorous" and "youthful". But the man doesn't know restraint so he goes overboard with it, making him look comical.I don't think i've ever asked this before but like, why is he actually orange?
People should practice good social media distancing
His natural skin color is "old man's white" which looks frail and weak. So he decided to cover it up in fake tan to appear "vigorous" and "youthful". But the man doesn't know restraint so he goes overboard with it, making him look comical.
Damn, that's a brutal ad. It's nice and easy to understand for all the baby boomers. Hopefully it keeps playing.
The US government is no better than China when it comes to lies and deceptions.
they're actually seem way worse than China is at pulling it off
this make no logical sense lol.The reasons are there at the link in the tweet. That he was calling the Democrats politicising the crisis a hoax, not the crisis itself.