Ever since Donald Trump took office, tweets like this have been increasingly evergreen:
Wow. That's some hard hitting "journalism" right there.
— Kevin in Texas (@TX_Kevin) January 8, 2020
With it becoming possible that Nancy Pelosi could send the articles of impeachment over to the Senate, pretty much everybody knows what would happen then. However, Politico presented this “analysis” in case anybody hasn’t yet gotten the memo from Captain Obvious:
The Senate needs 67 votes to remove Trump from office. Our analysis shows that right now it doesn't have enough. https://t.co/ABO6GQI06Y pic.twitter.com/BR8m8y0yIC
— POLITICO (@politico) January 8, 2020
All the research for that analysis must have taken several… seconds.
Say whaaaat? ? https://t.co/mUaPkNVJdL
— J.R. Holmsted (@JHolmsted) January 8, 2020
Analysis = basic math
— Aelfred The Great (@aelfred_D) January 8, 2020
Live look at Politico’s analytics department. https://t.co/9OlQ1b2DVp pic.twitter.com/3QMrPqQ3LY
— Crash (@Boognish12) January 8, 2020
Some serious analysis there, Politico
— ????rottenrotney.??at the??cuz they’re?? (@theFinFred) January 8, 2020
Is…is there not much news today or something? https://t.co/VcfIgfCEAM
— Drew Holden (@DrewHolden360) January 8, 2020
At Politico… pic.twitter.com/1vAZFMVAJK
— Smokin Monkey, Chief Reply Officer (@ARaised_Eyebrow) January 8, 2020
SHOCKING !
— Greg (@Gmay251) January 8, 2020
So it's an article stating what everyone on the planet already knows.
— Sotheary (@Lord_Sotheary) January 8, 2020
There’s “what everybody knows” and what Democrats and the mainstream media are hoping for, and the two don’t always go hand-in-hand.