Donald Trump has been not so subtly sneaking in 2020 presidential campaign propaganda everywhere he can. He is guilty of misusing his early-evening-gradually-slipping-into-prime-time coronavirus updates as televised mini-campaign rallies. In his mind, he is the superhero dueling it out with the evil reporters. His superpower? He never thinks, just goes gut-first. That is not all, though.
The commander-in-chief added some nearly silent presidential photos into his series of morning tweets. He found a way to brag that he signed the order to “temporarily suspend immigration” coming into the nation. Then, out of the blue, he showed a shot of the Navy Blue Angels, but the photo’s copy made no distinction between these remarkable pilots and crews and those of the Air Force Thunderbirds. Trump decided they will perform shows in cities of his own choosing.
This was where he got serious about his campaign, noting in the photo’s blurb that he was “PROTECTING AMERICAN WORKERS.” If that really was true, Trump would not have been dragged kicking and screaming into even admitting COVID-19 existed. He wasted precious months pretending it was a “hoax,” when he clearly knew that was a lie.
Now, he wants to open up the country’s businesses, because he thinks that will be good for his reelection. Yet, if that is not enough, he already ordered “his” Navy to fire on any minor harassing by Irani small boats. POTUS believes going to war is a certain ticket to winning.
Neoconservative political analyst Bill Krystol appeared on MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports show Thursday and commented about Donald Trump:
‘[A] demagogue cornered is dangerous.’
The man who occasionally sits in the Oval Office tweeted:
‘Fully signed and ready to go!’
Twitter world caught fire when he suspended all immigration into the U.S. Check out some of our favorite responses below:
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