Politico ran the following piece on Sunday suggesting that it just might be possible that all of the protests and carnage that has accompanied them might only be causing supporters to become fatigued and disinterested.
The Democratic base is eager to protest the president, but elected leaders worry about outrage fatigue https://t.co/j0QhlBhK3L pic.twitter.com/ae7dVW9iE9
— POLITICO (@politico) February 5, 2017
“Democrats don’t know how long they’ll be able to keep up the pace of protests against President Donald Trump — and they’re worried Trump and his team are counting on them to run out of energy before the White House does.”
Translation: The protests are not having the effect on voters that leftists had hoped they would, so they are reassessing their opposition strategy. Other sympathizers shared in the fretting.
My concerns as well! How long can we sustain outrage until some become apathetic https://t.co/e590P7gNzU
— Deb (@deb_ruppert) February 5, 2017
https://twitter.com/EduKzForte/status/828294388249980929
https://twitter.com/martin_redux/status/828304479984422912
They should be. Peaking too soon will be an issue. https://t.co/Qvk8uVf7Ni
— John Thomas (@TheThomasGuide) February 5, 2017
Predicting that the steam would soon evaporate from the outrage movement was almost a sure bet. We are not even three weeks into this administration, and they have pulled out almost every stunt possible.
Too late. https://t.co/Se7nwcruCx
— MrEd (@carolinaednac) February 5, 2017
Ya think? The left is acting childish… keep up the hysteria, it's only making you look bad! #MAGA https://t.co/x5aedztPIw
— Deal With It MAGA (@Scott7088) February 5, 2017
Another brilliant move by the Left. Having lost two houses of Congress, the presidency and (potentially) the Supreme Court with this kind of thinking, it should be amusing to see what they try next.
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