@redsteeze at least it wasn't ESPN. Silver lining?
— Andy Bax (@blknaab) December 1, 2016
Donald Trump spoke today at the Carrier plant in Indianapolis, where he patted himself on the back for promising to effectively bail the company out and to punish American companies who attempt to ship jobs overseas. Why would he go out of his way to help a company like Carrier? The answer is simple:
Trump made a decision to step into Carrier because of a report he saw on the news. We are so screwed.
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) December 1, 2016
Good Lord.
@redsteeze did he say that?
— Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) December 1, 2016
Evidently:
This Trump speech! Says he saw a Carrier worker "on the nightly news" saying Trump promised to save the plant. Trump didn't remember it…
— James Poniewozik (@poniewozik) December 1, 2016
Sound familiar? It should:
@redsteeze @JonahNRO in fairness, that is how Obama always says he learns about his own scandals.
— Lee Doren (@LDoren) December 1, 2016
@redsteeze Don't be such a nitpicker. So what if he learned it from the … oh wait. @JonahNRO pic.twitter.com/TF9x8xqUOA
— Caleb Howe (@CalebHowe) December 1, 2016
@redsteeze @JonahNRO So it's true. Obama really is mentoring Trump.
— Paul E. Clark (@PaulEClark1) December 1, 2016
Ha!
Seriously, though. If Trump’s incapable of knowing what he’s said or knowing what’s important without hearing it “on the news” first, then how is he more qualified than Obama on that front?
@redsteeze do you prefer government by hashtag?
— mymosh (@mymosh77) December 1, 2016
Nope. I also don't want a president who signals to news corporations how easily he's influenced by what they put on the air https://t.co/Tsj3B4TENe
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) December 1, 2016
@redsteeze @JonahNRO same thing with the flag burning. He was watching fox news when a segment on fox aired at 6:30am. Instantly tweeted.
— Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) December 1, 2016
@ComfortablySmug @JonahNRO And that's the problem. Kicks an entire constitutional policy hornets nest without even realizing it.
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) December 1, 2016
Yeah, this definitely bodes well.
