Think of the Donald’s world as an imaginary kingdom where he speaks of himself as royalty. In that world, he makes up words that he thinks will alter people’s reality. Smack those two actions together, and the result is a fantasy game, Trump World, where the king’s men are monsters. It is truly a scary, scary place.
Keep in mind, there is no such thing as “SPYGATE” any more than the idea that Donald Trump is a king/dictator. His attempts at altering the country’s reality are not frivolous. They are dangerous.
Remember, the man sitting in the Oval Office never sent a request to our dedicated FBI to do anything about Russians attacking the 2016 elections, and they continue to await it. That means the 2018 elections are at risk, more than the 2016 elections ever were.
In an early-morning tweet, the president sent out s tweet quoting Fox News, which is the propaganda machine in Trump World:
‘”The President deserves some answers.”
@FoxNews in discussing “SPYGATE.”‘
Trump called out his fictitious “Criminal Deep State.” He was trying to force people to wrap their minds around the FBI and CIA being the bad guys, frightening shadow agencies. The commander-in-chief will not succeed in creating a false reality as long as we call out Trump’s lies for what they are.
Once again, Trump called on the Fox News propaganda network to substantiate his false reality:
‘We now find out that the Obama Administration put the opposing campaigns presidential candidate, or his campaign, under investigation. That raises legitimate questions. I just find this really odd…this goes to the heart of our electoral system.” Jonathan Turley on
@FoxNews.’
In Trump World, 45 also created “SPYGATE,” where the FBI embedded a “SPY” within his presidential campaign. The reality was that an informant asked a couple of his campaign staff some questions.
In another message to his people, Trump went into his altered reality:
The Twitter world went wild. Check out some of our favorite responses below:
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