Just Fred wrote:

Hey, Kellyanne!  Here's an idea:  How about if you take his 'tweet machine' away from him for a few days and see what happens.

Exactly right, Fred. When the President of the United States weighs in on policy, or London, etc, it is news whether he issues a statement, gives an interview, or authors a tweet.

If Kellyanne believes that these tweets have become a distraction from the White House's agenda, a reasonable course of action would be to stop tweeting.

Tweeting, and then complaining that people who react to his tweets have somehow done something wrong, just isn't going to fly.
Kellyanne, if the President says or tweets something provocative, damaging, or stupid, the press is going to cover it.
Every Time He does it.

Last edited by Goose (6/05/2017 1:44 pm)

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Right ?? 

And Kellyanne IS Nurse Ratched ! 

Last edited by tennyson (6/05/2017 9:33 pm)

Trump's advisors hold mutually exclusive views of his tweets in their heads.
The tweets are at once revolutionary methods of communicating with the American people, and at the same time, inconsequential things that you can be blamed for taking seriously.

Bullshit.
These are statements made by the President of the United States. And whether he announces them in the Rose Garden, or types them into his smart phone, these statements will be noted and scrutinized.
As they should be.

Guys, I don't see the political genius here.
I see a guy completely overwhelmed by his job, angrily lashing out, stepping on his own message, throwing his own people under the bus in the hopes of recapturing campaign trail magic.

He has the diplomacy skills of a charging Rhino and all the charm of an automatic weapon.