it, yet he s fixated on it. that ends up driving the news cycle, then it becomes this vicious cycle. i m not sure that actually works for him. i m not sure it works for him, either. i think this is how the president operates. i can t get inside his head. i m not sure if he does this why he does this, but it seems that the president is always more comfortable going on offense against perceived slights, and against people he perceives are out to get him. we could conclude that he feels always being on offense is better, baud left alone, things like the russia investigation will cause him political problems. i m more conventional in my thinking and i ll defend that all day long. if you re president trump, you ve got this tax reform bill to promote, infrastructure ideas, health care ideas, you talk about that, because you re going to hold your base in any
not only could he be touting the tax reform benefits, but he did tweet about health care, and he could be talking about how he wants to unify the country around something important, but usually the tweets are to air his grief usageses. that will make 2018 very difficult given what s on their to-do list with the pressure cooker of an election year and a president battling the mueller investigation, it s going to make it that much harder for him to sell the tax bill, and in order to curry support for a lot of these other measures. it doesn t get easier when he s distracting from his own positive message that is available to him, especially coming out of the tax cut victory. david drugger, a.b. stoddard,
people think about the policy, and there was a debate, was a political victory, and showed some growth as a lawmaker, somebody who understood you didn t want to beat up members of your own party, didn t want to down talk your own bill as it was being negotiated. he s able to sign something that s eluded capitol hill, eluded the federal government for three decades, and a couple days later, he s in mar-a-lago, back in familiar territory, tweeting about everything else. i think that is just the kind of person he is, the kind of later he is the he obviously finds value in it. i guess we ll find out in 2018 if he s right. i m not sure if he finds value in it, but after these victories, why did he spend a christmas weekend tweeting for the most part about the russia investigation, something that he dismisses as a hoax? so he claims he doesn t believe
administration, there was legitimate direct lines of people who were social conservatives, things like the former president saying god bless planned parenthood. those kind of things round up the evangelical bangs to electoral turnout. that doesn t give anybody a pass, whether it s president trump or anyone else. that is something that i hope that we ll continue to see growth there when it comes to dealing with people, not just in our base. you know, probably shouldn t say this on cnn or even out loud, but i will tell you this. the steve bannons of the world, that kind of language and rhetoric, that s now who we are, but reps have to be willing to call out when certain language is used with undertones to our friends and neighbors of all the communities we serve. we have to have the bolds in to say that s not right. that s not the way we would share what it is we believe. ultimately when you do that,
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