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What Biden Says Or Said Has Become Inconsequential
What little there is to be learned about the presidential candidates during their debates is already known by their supporters.
But with Biden moving ahead in the polls week after week, the impeached president trump shouldn’t treat the debates as though only his devoted fanatics are tuning in.
The impeached president trump is accustomed to speaking before crowds who swallow every ounce of sh!t he throws at them. The name-calling and boasts of his many accomplishments, none of which are true, is not the strategy he should employ in his attempts to win over the many centrists he has alienate during his first term. Those voters want to see an improved impeached president trump during a debate, not his timeworn bullsh!t.
His campaign advisers rehearsed him on such points for weeks prior to the first debate. Their plan was to let Biden speak freely and permit his own words to cause him to melt down.
However, Biden came out sounding knowledgeable and on point, which thoroughly rattled the impeached president president, making him forget the entire debate stratedgy laid out for him by his campaign advisers. With his mind blank, the impeached president president was forced into “default mode”, so all he had left was his well-practiced spiel of bullsf!t he uses regularly to bring wild cheers from his devoted fanatics.
The plan to make Biden lose his concentration instead, backfired, making the impeached president trump immediately begin babbling on and on, telling the lies that have served him well with his devoted fanatics, but are known to be lies by everyone else.
While his devoted fanatics are convinced the impeached president trump won the debate hands down, his campaign advisers and strategists realize the truth and are researching ways to prevent the next debate from deteriorating into another train-wreck caused by their boss.
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What Biden Says Or Said Has Become Inconsequential
What little there is to be learned about the presidential candidates during their debates is already known by their supporters.
But with Biden moving ahead in the polls week after week, the impeached president trump shouldn’t treat the debates as though only his devoted fanatics are tuning in.
The impeached president trump is accustomed to speaking before crowds who swallow every ounce of sh!t he throws at them. The name-calling and boasts of his many accomplishments, none of which are true, is not the strategy he should employ in his attempts to win over the many centrists he has alienate during his first term. Those voters want to see an improved impeached president trump during a debate, not his timeworn bullsh!t.
His campaign advisers rehearsed him on such points for weeks prior to the first debate. Their plan was to let Biden speak freely and permit his own words to cause him to melt down.
However, Biden came out sounding knowledgeable and on point, which thoroughly rattled the impeached president president, making him forget the entire debate stratedgy laid out for him by his campaign advisers. With his mind blank, the impeached president president was forced into “default mode”, so all he had left was his well-practiced spiel of bullsf!t he uses regularly to bring wild cheers from his devoted fanatics.
The plan to make Biden lose his concentration instead, backfired, making the impeached president trump immediately begin babbling on and on, telling the lies that have served him well with his devoted fanatics, but are known to be lies by everyone else.
While his devoted fanatics are convinced the impeached president trump won the debate hands down, his campaign advisers and strategists realize the truth and are researching ways to prevent the next debate from deteriorating into another train-wreck caused by their boss.
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