Did I Hear Right That 'Drain The Swamp', 'Build The Wall' & 'Crooked Hillary' All....

[global1]

were creations of CA? They were provided for Trump to use in his campaigning? CA created and managed Trump's campaign and Trump was just their puppet?

[sheshe2]

1. Pretty sure that covers it.

[riversedge]

5. yup!!

[TheBlackAdder]

16. Every asshole who believes in the "Deep State' are probably also influenced by their narrative.

[blake2012]

17. Deep State meme was probably test marketed by CA as well

[TheBlackAdder]

21. It was. "Deep State" was one of the first, along with "Drain the Swamp!"

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And the CEO of CA and his companion mentioned how they would plant it in the internet and let it spread with gentle prodding, just enough so poeple would not suspect it as being politically motivated.

That whole "Deep State" narrative spread though Republican and Democratic camps. Last night, MSNBC (I think Hardball) had a survey that showed more Democrats believe in the Deep State than Republicans. So, it seems like the message resonates on some common ground between both party groups.

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[Sophia4]

42. I have never understood the "deep state" meme.

[backtoblue]

2. Yup

The Puppet used "any means necessary" to get elected. Greed, ego, and apathy. It's hard to figure out who's using who to get their agenda realised.

[Volaris]

4. Bannon needed a vessel.

Putin needed a Bitch.
Trump needed cash.
The Republicans needed Power.
Their donors 'needed' a tax cut.

This is what the summation of Muellers investigation will be.

[BigOleDummy]

9. Very....

... Well said.

[AJT]

10. Perfectly put.

[Paladin]

15. Bullseye. (nt)

[blake2012]

19. I think you nailed it

Would make a great poster or t-shirt

[mshasta]

22. the perfect mobster movie intro

coming to theaters summer 2018

[Volaris]

41. It sounds like a heist flick because that's exactly what it is.

Bannon was the only one with anything that could be called 'higher ideals'; everybody else was in it for the payday.
And Bannon is fuckin crazy. It's shock doctrine, domesticated. I think Chris Hedges was probably right.

[global1]

12. So Do You Think This Could Be Trump's Undoing With His Base?....

The base learning that he isn't the linguistic genius he's made himself out to be. That the lines they thought were 100% Trump were just words from a script he was given to read and repeat to them. That even his using and calling out 'crooked hillary' was a fraud. That he was using them just like he was being used - as a puppet.

[backtoblue]

13. Sure hope they can wake up and realise what happened

Some won't care....

[CrispyQ]

37. There is a large contingent of his base that is just like him

they will never admit when they are wrong. In fact, they often double down. Just like Trump.

[Adenoid_Hynkel]

3. "Drain the Swamp" was stolen from Pelosi

who coined the phrase in 2006 to campaign against the Abramoff GOP Congress.

Our Trump-infatuated media gushed over Donnie's supposedly clever linguistics creation that wasn't even his.

[democratisphere]

7. Stolen like everything else drumpf.

[Skittles]

6. they knew what stupid people would fall for

[BadgerMom]

8. You ARE the puppet, Donald.

[CelticWinter]

11. and Im sure this where

Fake News comes from too. Do you really think don the con could up with anything on his own. Only thing he thinks with is his teenie weenie.
Celtic

[Tommy_Carcetti]

14. Meet Maria Katasonova

Nice T-Shirt, Maria:



Also Maria Katasonova:

Also Maria Katasonova:

[poboy2]

18. Last video 'If we are losing, we will destroy the whole world.'- okayyy-nt

[Tommy_Carcetti]

20. And their weapon of choice:

[CrispyQ]

40. That made me lol.

I'll bet there are days that Putin is thinking, "I had no idea he was this fucking stupid."

[oberliner]

23. Why does it matter who came up with these slogans?

[LanternWaste]

26. Often, the discovery of small details adds greater context to the whole.

Often, the discovery of small details adds greater context to the whole. As it's doing in this case.

[gratuitous]

29. Trump's supporters are convinced he's their messiah

If their messiah didn't come up with all his brilliant sayings, if he's just parroting memes fed to him by Russian trolls, some of them might begin to doubt his powers. Some of them might begin to question their previous fealty to a man who tells it like it is when they find out that he really just tells it like he's been told. Those feet might just be made of clay overlaid with gilt.

[poboy2]

30. It also reveals extent of coordination

[eleny]

34. Since they consider themselves his puppetmaster you're darn tootin' it matters who they are

[Blue_true]

24. I think I heard that on the news.

But if people are going to allow themselves to be led instead of doing research, tactics like that work. Large numbers of democrats bought into those caricatures during the primary.

[emulatorloo]

35. They definitely targeted people who wouldnt be inclined to do research

They analyzed each of the profiles by running them thru a computer to get a psychological profile of their fears and paranoia, as well as their habits.

Besides Trump folk they targeted potential Clinton voters and sent false messages designed to convince them to literally be scared to vote for her.

[nolabear]

25. Sure sounds like it. The dupe trickled right down didnt it?

They should flog this fact until every rabid idiot shouting those horrific slogans realizes it wasn’t the brilliance of their leader, that he was indeed a puppet and his words meant nothing but “Me! Me!”

[dameatball]

27. But I'm pretty sure he came up with "Space Force" out of his own mighty brain....:)

[Kirk Lover]

33. And stable genius is his too...that one is all him. nt

[DBoon]

28. Would not surprise me if they also came up with "Blood and Soil"

Cambridge Associates seems to specialize in scientifically targeted Nazi propaganda

[poboy2]

32. Deployed...they deployed the phrase. Like Lugenpresse

Donald Trump Supporters Are Using a Nazi Word to Attack Journalists
http://time.com/4544562/donald-trump-supporters-lugenpresse/

[emulatorloo]

31. This is the episode that covers CA and Trump campaign, only 16 minutes

Worth watching if you haven’t seen already

[iluvtennis]

36. That's correct. Also, "Deep State" CA would seed out the rhetoric sayings to see if it got traction.

[Cha]

38. Doesn't it just sound

about right?

[RussBLib]

39. and "Deep State" too

I remember when Trump first tried that phrase. He said he didn't like it, but the crowds loved it, and so he loved it.

He gets this phrase from CA, tries it out, it resonates, so he uses it.

He's a total con man, a media creation, and we are paying the price for stupidity.

[BSdetect]

43. Ironically its Russia and CA etc

[RandomAccess]

44. LINKS --

They literally tested Nazism on their focus groups and decided it was a winning message.
Trump used a campaign strategy firm run by his campaign manager that decided the best way to appeal through voters was a combination of racism of authoritarianism. They literally tested Nazism on their focus groups and decided it was a winning message.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100210387823