"Trump's chief strength is being so brazen that people don't want to believe . . ."

[CousinIT]

"Trump's chief strength is being so brazen that people don't want to believe someone could be so corrupt"

"When it comes to Trump, however, you have to be open to really, really outlandish narratives, because that's who he is"

"He doesn't operate within the same parameters as anyone else, his privilege is so great he has his own set of laws and codes"

Link to tweet

[loyalsister]

1. And

his lies are so obvious that he's an honest liar.

[dalton99a]

5. His voters have actually said that.

[loyalsister]

6. I could tell that was going on

but hadn't heard that anyone had stated it explicitly. Maybe juvenile language appeal is that with vague lofty language they might feel like it's harder to tell if people are lying and they would rather know for sure. That's how they got away with the anti-politician, drain the swamp campaign.

[Warpy]

2. Lie, bully, and bluster

That limited shtik has served him well in bidness but it's starting to wear a little thin in politics.

If you have a copy of his wandering away from a meeting with Netanyahu, check out the look on Bibi's face. Culo Naranjo isn't fooling anyone but stupid people in the US.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

3. Trump skill is not deal-making with powerful counterparts. It's duping gullible victims - Frum

[mopinko]

4. this

[dalton99a]

7. +1