"It's a perfect statement. I'll make it again. Everybody agrees." trump said today

[senseandsensibility]

about his infamous comment that he does not think about American's financial situation "even a little bit."

That's right, donnie. Double down on that. Sounds like the "perfect" strategy.

To all the media speculating about a "reset" before the midterms with either he or the R's pivoting to the economy, it will never happen.

[Attilatheblond]

1. Perfectly insane

[the nelm]

5. Since when has "me, myself and I" ever counted as "everybody agrees". n/t

[ITAL]

9. At least ten years

He's been pulling that crap at least that long.

[thesquanderer]

10. It's been that way his entire life. Just ask John Barron and John Miller. (n/t)

[littlemissmartypants]

2. No link equals misinformation.

[Fil1957]

3. At least he's being honest...

[senseandsensibility]

4. He is actually giving us (Dems) a gift isn't he?

I guess it's up to us to use it.

[SWBTATTReg]

6. Then it's time for all of us to remove him from office, since he has no desire to help or represent us.

[mommymarine2003]

7. My husband had a discussion with a man pruning our trees today about this.

I am guessing the man was in his 30's. I only heard a portion of the conversation, but he stated how he couldn't believe that Trump said he did not care about the American people and their financial situation. I would suspect that he had been a Trump supporter, but I don't think he supports him anymore. We should make a commercial with Trump making those comments and play it over and over. It gives me a bit of hope that people are finally seeing reality.

[Chili Pepper]

8. Right out of Trump's playbook

Never ever EVER admit to making a mistake (or misstatement)

[58Sunliner]

11. The pretense is falling away. They think they are immune and untouchable.

[multigraincracker]

12. He picks off his base.

One at a time.

[johnnyfins]

13. You dont make the statement and then

double down on it unless you have a plan to steal the midterms.

Everyone should ask themselves this: Are top Republicans acting like they don't care about the midterms?

Some sort.of fix is in. You can bet on that.

*THIS POST IS MY OPINION ONLY*