As it turns out, not everybody around the country thinks like a DNC talking points memo, which is surprising to some journalists:
When I met w/ GOP voters this week in Georgia, I was struck by how they're alarmed about inaction, not about Russia. https://t.co/Xf7mILp600 pic.twitter.com/zNXiRV0oOs
— Robert Costa (@costareports) June 16, 2017
Interesting:
Might wanna leave DC more often https://t.co/7eKfZMzRmd
— Peter J. Hasson (@peterjhasson) June 17, 2017
Perhaps!
Shockingly lost in the #BeltwayBubble. Amazing that so many in the political media have no idea how they are perceived.
— Eric Ladny (@EricLadny) June 17, 2017
The fact you're still "struck" by what voters think outside DC/NYC is the actual news story here https://t.co/J9km7fY6M5
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) June 16, 2017
Because the Russia thing is nonsense and our country has serious problems that need solving. https://t.co/oxHyNOSFbu
— Alexis In NH (@AlexisinNH) June 16, 2017
#BREAKING: Media out of touch. https://t.co/a1ezBLlQGb
— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 16, 2017
AKA I left my bubble and it OMG it was burst https://t.co/tnvxI1hREt
— Top (@topsecretk9) June 17, 2017
You really need to get out of DC-NY more. The "Russia" story has never played outside the Beltway. https://t.co/Cm8uNkew9f
— dennis_peter (@dennis_peter_58) June 17, 2017
DC Media live in a bubble of their own self-important making. When they step out of the echo-chamber they are stunned, shocked and alarmed.. https://t.co/bqxGCHux4T
— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) June 16, 2017
Please learn from this experience. And pass it around. https://t.co/h0soUTfUqv
— Google "CNN,175,Sue" (@NolteNC) June 16, 2017
