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Mike Allen on MSNBC -- Trumpworld in chaos
He said incandescent rage is happening now within Trump campaign and officials within the administration.
This gives me so much pleasure.
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Soooooooo much better than the "Dems in disarray" trope we've been hearing, lo these many years. I like it!
Trump turns angry and despondent as possible defeat looms
https://www.chron.com/news/article/Trump-turns-angry-and-despondent-as-possible-15706088.php
It generally seems to cover the same meltdown.
https://www.chron.com/news/article/Trump-turns-angry-and-despondent-as-possible-15706088.php
But privately, several people close to the campaign said the mood began to darken. In one call, Hogan Gidley, a campaign press secretary, promised that Trump would be declared the victor on Friday. "It was kind of laughable," said a person on the call.
Some in the president's orbit, including his family, grew incensed that more Republicans were not echoing his aggressive comments and publicly fighting for his reelection. Trump's oldest son, Donald Trump Jr., on Twitter called for "2024 GOP hopefuls" to forcefully speak out on his father's behalf - a not-so-vague allusion to the influence the president and his family are likely to hold over the Republican Party for years to come. Trump's son Eric also took to Twitter to lament, "Where is the GOP?! Our voters will never forget . . ."
Some of the efforts the campaign did manage to mobilize had an amateurish feel. In North Las Vegas, Richard Grenell, the former acting director of national intelligence, and Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, held a news conference to draw attention to what they claimed were illegal votes. But Grenell refused to give his name to local news reporters, who did not recognize who he was, and then declined to answer follow-up questions asking him to provide specific evidence for his claims.
Some in the president's orbit, including his family, grew incensed that more Republicans were not echoing his aggressive comments and publicly fighting for his reelection. Trump's oldest son, Donald Trump Jr., on Twitter called for "2024 GOP hopefuls" to forcefully speak out on his father's behalf - a not-so-vague allusion to the influence the president and his family are likely to hold over the Republican Party for years to come. Trump's son Eric also took to Twitter to lament, "Where is the GOP?! Our voters will never forget . . ."
Some of the efforts the campaign did manage to mobilize had an amateurish feel. In North Las Vegas, Richard Grenell, the former acting director of national intelligence, and Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, held a news conference to draw attention to what they claimed were illegal votes. But Grenell refused to give his name to local news reporters, who did not recognize who he was, and then declined to answer follow-up questions asking him to provide specific evidence for his claims.
It generally seems to cover the same meltdown.
were talking about Chris Christie (Bridgegate) being their FRIEND!...
GO JOE!
It is in the extra list, just click on the ...
