The Commercials Write Themselves
As I watch the courts and state legislatures continue to try to engineer a pathway for Republicans to retain control of the House, I take heart, to some degree, from things like this via PBS: WATCH: ‘I don’t think about Americans’ financial situation’ when negotiating with Iran, Trump says.
If our only hope for at least one chamber of Congress that will apply some level of accountability is a blue wave, then this helps. Soaring gas prices that can be directly pegged to the choices of a president who says that he doesn’t “think about Americans’ financial situation” while also asking for $1 billion for his ballroom, among other vanity projects, will help move the goal along.
I wonder what the over/under is on Kalshi for how many times that clip is going to appear in campaign ads this fall?
Too bad the audio is diminished by the helicopter in the background.
I am sure that can be fixed.
That, and his falling asleep numerous times IN FRONT OF CAMERAS and all we get from the rapid response account is “he was blinking.”
There’s almost too much material for ads at this point. I hope Democrats focus on the stuff that is really easy to understand, like the no-bid contract for the reflecting pool work (estimate, $1.5 million, actual so far, $13 million), that ballroom he’s so obsessed with, and quotes like that one.
@Jen:
Doesn’t everyone blink five or six times per hour for five to fifteen minutes per blink?
@Joe: Very likely.
@Joe: Very likely.
@Jen:
“My name is Trumpymandias, king of kings.”
Another of Trump’s own-goals came when he was asked if he was concerned about his economic record given rising inflation, and he blurted out something along the lines of, “If you look at where it was just before the war….” He can really, really be dense.