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Are you serious? To me this adds to the picture of an administration who is about to loose the forthcoming election and is acting more and more eratic. But I
by chvid 6y ago
Are you serious?
To me this adds to the picture of an administration who is about to loose the forthcoming election and is acting more and more eratic.
But I am not American so I cannot tell whether this is actually convincing to the broader electorate?
- root_axis 6y ago> To me this adds to the picture of an administration who is about to loose the forthcoming election I wouldn't be so sure, there is still a lot of time before now and the election. We saw the lengths the administration is willing to go to in order to win. Blackmailing the Ukraine to make up lies about their political opponents is just the worst thing we know about, and as disgusting as it was, the aftermath of that shows that half the country supports this type of behavior as a means to an end. I seriously doubt we'll see a transition of power during this election.
- addled 6y agoI'm American, and I cannot tell either. The thing is, sitting Presidents usually get re-elected. Last election seemed like there was a Trump-related controversy every week, and he still managed to win. They say cats hit terminal velocity after falling only about 3 stories, so they are just as likely to survive a 10 storey fall. If Trump can get elected after dozens of questionable statements and actions, why not hundreds?
- gnulinux 6y agoI'm American and I have no idea what's going on either. The admin is behaving very erratic and POTUS is always talking about peripheral issues and doesn't address the current crisis (i.e. COVID, 20% unemployment, depression etc). I don't know if it means they're very confident with themselves that they'll be reelected, or it means they're in a crisis mode trying to find new ways to get more vote.