A couple of days ago I started getting emails from Donald Trump, although I suspect he may not actually be writing them himself. Here's a typical representative of the half.
In other words, is the whole "presidential campaign" thing just the grifter's classic use of misdirection? It is increasingly clear that Trump’s actions are inconsistent with any rational plan to.
I think this might be one of those "irony" thingees: A highly anticipated new book by a University of Southern California oncologist has been suspended from release after the Los.
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In theory, I agree with Erik's advice that it would be best today to avoid the news altogether until fairly late in the evening. In practice, I had the following.
It's been nearly five years now since I suggested that Donald Trump actually had a real shot at getting elected president -- an observation that was received at the time.
Misty water-color memories, aka August 2015: What does Donald Trump actually want? That is the practical question posed by his increasingly bizarre, and increasingly successful, “campaign.” . . . It’s.
As some people have been saying for a long time now the Trump "campaign" has always had a lot of the hallmarks of a publicity stunt/straight-up grift that spun out.
I suppose this unexpected bout of honesty from former Trump "strategist" Stephanie Cegielski is worth its own thread. It's an odd document. For example: After the first debate, I was.
