it feels like there s a couple of things are dovetailing at the same time. that sense of we ve given up too much on facebook. i think it s also a colliding with antisocial media panic that we re having. you re seeing a lot of volunteering for self-censorship. it s just expunging records of search. working with governments now because right now 15, 20 years ago the joke was no silicon valley companies or no west coast companies had offices in washington, d.c. that s a bygone era. mark zuckerberg eventually is going to go to capitol hill. he s eventually going to lobby for rules that lock in his market share and prevent his competitors from rising up. i m troubled by that. i think there s been bad legislation that s passed even recently in congress that it s going to curtail free speech by
expect to hear. nestled on the banks of lake michigan, the people in south haven have picked every president except carter in the last 15 elections. van buren county is a mix of farms, agribusiness, manufacturing and small business. residents on the right and left can agree this place is neither right nor left. kind of an interesting melting pot, i guess. over coffee and hash browns, trump supporters expect a pep rally from the president, celebrating abounds in the economy and the return of jobs. i hope to hear him get up there and talk about the accomplishments. i don t think enough attention has been given to them. we are already starting to see the benefit of tax reform. i think there s a lot of dovetailing that can happen with the michigan turn around. others who didn t vote for trump say there is nothing he can say to win them over. he is going to have to build action and trust over time. i mean, and so far this first
attention because it tends to suck the oxygen out of the room. it is his obsessiveness, how emotionally he responds, how thin skinned he is on all matters of his legitimacy, whether he is getting good reviews in the media. it is a fixation. and alongside that you have serious work being done in the white house and on the international stage. it is just the former is really overshadowing the latter. there is a dovetailing here. that s kellyanne s argument. she said you don t talk about any of the good stuff, only the bad stuff. you get distracted from the stories. we have a big opioid problem and he s getting after it. that s g. but he said my wall will be a big piece of this. he distracts from his own progress. david, a.b., appreciate it very much. this all matters. it s not tedious. you have to stay on something when the truth is abused.
rates. it is such a better way of doing it, this is the right strategy, donald trump came into office and his initial strategy for tax reform was to the rate companies for leaving when you can t blame them for doing so. the better way is to create infrastructure that is progrowth tax policy and encourage companies to stay or expand or invest from a new perspective and services dovetailing with important trump initiatives like deregulation, a boom in the energy sector and that will help american competitiveness as well. why is the individual side disappointing? it is disappointing because they never reduced rates that much of the child care credit in their by marco rubio to join
interesting irony of dovetailing of politics and law here. when it came to obamacare, the gop didn t like that there were strings put on federal money. they fought against kathleen sebelius in court. now they are doing the same thing. putting strings on federal money. that s the legal side. politically, for the president to go after the judiciary, especially with sanctuary cities, does it hurt? it will help with his base. no question. you will see a lot of supportive statements from republican members of congress today. less than sanctuaries that is a piece of it and part of the immigration debate that is one of the hottest parts. republican members of congress are with him on that. also because trump said in the tweet. judicial overreach. the republican base views it as judicial overreach.