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Originally Posted by thrillobyte
This 1-minute ad ran last night for the first time and set the President off in a Tweet storm frenzy calling the members of the Lincoln Project, a Republican Conservative think tank "a bunch of losers" among other nasties. Is the ad really that bad for Trump? I am of the opinion Trump is invincible at this point:
"There's mourning in America. And under the leadership of Donald Trump our country is weaker and sicker and poorer. And now Americans are asking, "If we have another four years like this will there even be an America?"
Naive response. True Americans will recover the economy. Usual coattail riders will just be along for the ride. Again.
Haha - r-wing propaganda. Keep stealing from the Treasury and when the SHTF, hope that the dumb constituency of the GOP won't notice.
The true damage was done BEFORE the virus with the tariffs - which have ruined the farmers - and the tax boondoggle which has stolen a trillion from the Treasury, leaving country in unnecessarily weakened state to deal with this Black Swan.
The only "True Americans' who will survive this will be the mega-rich - who are never hurt in events like these - but instead often are in a position to capitalize from it.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet, so I will.
The Lincoln Project spent $10,000.00 in creating the ad.
They then bought a one-minute ad on the Tucker Carlson show, cost $5,000.00, knowing, or hoping, that President Trump would see the ad during one of his favorite television shows, and he would go ape crap.
It worked. That same night, at 1 a.m., Mr. Trump began spewing tweets slamming the ad.
The ad then went viral, with 17 million watching the next day.
Donations to The Lincoln Project zoomed to, I believe, 1 million dollars by the next day.
It was a brilliant idea. Show the ad on television once, for a select audience of one, and riches and fame would follow.
This 1-minute ad ran last night for the first time and set the President off in a Tweet storm frenzy calling the members of the Lincoln Project, a Republican Conservative think tank "a bunch of losers" among other nasties. Is the ad really that bad for Trump? I am of the opinion Trump is invincible at this point:
"There's mourning in America. And under the leadership of Donald Trump our country is weaker and sicker and poorer. And now Americans are asking, "If we have another four years like this will there even be an America?"
I'm surprised no one has mentioned this yet, so I will.
The Lincoln Project spent $10,000.00 in creating the ad.
They then bought a one-minute ad on the Tucker Carlson show, cost $5,000.00, knowing, or hoping, that President Trump would see the ad during one of his favorite television shows, and he would go ape crap.
It worked. That same night, at 1 a.m., Mr. Trump began spewing tweets slamming the ad.
The ad then went viral, with 17 million watching the next day.
Donations to The Lincoln Project zoomed to, I believe, 1 million dollars by the next day.
It was a brilliant idea. Show the ad on television once, for a select audience of one, and riches and fame would follow.
hahaha....so much for the stable genius. He's been played like a violin.
hahaha....so much for the stable genius. He's been played like a violin.
I am a radical leftist Democrat but that ad really hits below the belt.
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