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White House Press Secretary Sanders Can't Guarantee There Aren't Tapes Of Trump Using N-Word
- Thread starter DrForester
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October Surprise. They swing elections in a powerful way. SEE: Comey letter.
If the tape is leaked I expect it will bolster his base.
She probably doesn't want to deny something that his supporters will love.
She lies so much that you really have to wonder why she wouldn't just lie here. Almost makes it seem like she knows the tape is out there about to drop.
"You, the media, are the real racists for publishing the recording of him saying the n-word!"
:lol
If it ever gets out, I can almost guarantee there will be a spin like that or ''Nigger is a word in the dictionary, who can blame the president for saying words that exist?''
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Is it a word in the dictionary?
Also, you know what, jobs and the economy aren't fucking everything. I'm so sick to fucking death of their defense on every possible thing being about how many new jobs there are.
"You're putting kids into concentration camps."
"Yeah but look how many new jobs we've made!!"
"You're putting kids into concentration camps."
"Yeah but look how many new jobs we've made!!"
They'll bring up his WTF episode that all those racist fucks acted so outraged about.
"Maybe they exist, maybe they don't. Who knows! But African Americans should be grateful for Trump!"
They are N-Word Tapes Agnostics. What a world we live in.
They are N-Word Tapes Agnostics. What a world we live in.
You can tell she's the press sec. because she' s smart enough to cover her ass by not agreeing to guarantee anything and saying shit like, "To the best of my understanding..."
But the fact this is even happening is incredible.
But the fact this is even happening is incredible.
There is zero reason to give any reports to what his cult thinks about this. There is every reason to play this tape once released over, and over, and over and over. There is nothing to debate, he will be caught in a huge lie about being the racist scum he is. Every time he speaks someone should play the tape.
This is an instance where doing that is going to cause her a lot more grief though.
Who cares if there's a tape? Anyone with a modicum of brain power knows the truth already, and everyone else will just think it's fake news anyways. If even if the tape came out it would literally change nothing. This is just red meat for the media and we all should be focusing on more important and pressing things than the fact that the president is a racist.
"He said it while he was still a Democrat."
"Other presidents have said worse under stress."
"He didn't mean it in a hateful way."
"If they can say it, he [we] can too."
"It's just a word, it's not like he assaulted anyone."
"Freedom of speech."
" *Black unemployment numbers* "
"The real racists are those trying to divide us over a simple word."
"Other presidents have said worse under stress."
"He didn't mean it in a hateful way."
"If they can say it, he [we] can too."
"It's just a word, it's not like he assaulted anyone."
"Freedom of speech."
" *Black unemployment numbers* "
"The real racists are those trying to divide us over a simple word."
The White House will "clarify" later that she was referring to the possibility of forged tapes being out there
On the one hand, I understand why the tape is a big deal, but it must be really demoralizing for black people - if this tape ends up swaying opinion - that your need the most concrete, impossible to dispute, explicit kind of receipt to back up an assement of character that is so clear for anyone to see (who doesn't have an agenda to willfully misconstrue reality).
But I also realize that it is an important "chess-piece", in the sense that it's so damning as to not have any plausible deniability.
If the scattered reports are to be believed, Trump's team was wrestling with this very thing: how do we come up with a reasonable context in which the n-word would make sense being spoken by Trump?
So it's this situation that simultaneously feels like a pointless exercise, akin to doing a scientific report on whether or not water is wet, but also fills a valuable function, by virtue of how incredibly difficult it is to spin this into something it is not.
And that could be useful against a political movement that has made gaslighting and reality-distortion their go-to tool, in a way that is genuinely chilling to see play out.
But I also realize that it is an important "chess-piece", in the sense that it's so damning as to not have any plausible deniability.
If the scattered reports are to be believed, Trump's team was wrestling with this very thing: how do we come up with a reasonable context in which the n-word would make sense being spoken by Trump?
So it's this situation that simultaneously feels like a pointless exercise, akin to doing a scientific report on whether or not water is wet, but also fills a valuable function, by virtue of how incredibly difficult it is to spin this into something it is not.
And that could be useful against a political movement that has made gaslighting and reality-distortion their go-to tool, in a way that is genuinely chilling to see play out.
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