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ANYTHING (sorry) that keeps Donald Trump in the public eye, benefits Trump .and more crucially, the Democrats. Make him pay for his publicity. Just tell the truth- as you’ve done. Bless you.
1) John’s comments about the economic experts always being wrong reminded me of William Goldman’s line about the film industry: “Nobody knows anything… Not one person in the entire motion picture field knows for a certainty what’s going to work. Every time out it’s a guess and, if you’re lucky, an educated one.”
2) When I saw the Turfecki column this morning and read the absurd claim that the author of the study did not understand his own study, it brought to mind Josh Steiner — the Clinton Administration official who testified that he lied to his own diary.
It also benefits the grifters – why do you think the Lincoln project is coming up with (very lame) nicknames for DeSantis?