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Both got kicked off Twitter! *facepalm*
Metscc though due to one too many triggered libs reporting his profile (no pic and follower number that was less than how many Mets have played third) to be a nefarious foreign entity bot!
The blaze of glory Trump is going out on says two big things for party candidates going forward;
-This pretty much ends the notion that someone not already in a government position, or military (I can still see Generals or former Heads of the Joint Chiefs getting propped up) can just run as a major party’s candidate.
And that the way the non-traditional (anything non-legal or public service) background types should enter the national stage should be on the House or State Governor levels.
-This also ensures no more “likable” or “speaks his/her mind” candidates.
Despite the likes of Truman, JFK, Carter, Regan, Clinton and Dubbya, going forward you’ll most likely will see the Michael Jordan/Derek Jeter approach of “making it seem you gave them something, when you really didn’t give them anything.”
Though I’d imagine that if the campaigns or eventual administrations still wanted a likable, folksy, firebrand, affable, etc persona, it would probably be from the Press Secretary or whomever they’d send out to various shows with the candidate’s/President’s message.
Metscc though due to one too many triggered libs reporting his profile (no pic and follower number that was less than how many Mets have played third) to be a nefarious foreign entity bot!
The blaze of glory Trump is going out on says two big things for party candidates going forward;
-This pretty much ends the notion that someone not already in a government position, or military (I can still see Generals or former Heads of the Joint Chiefs getting propped up) can just run as a major party’s candidate.
And that the way the non-traditional (anything non-legal or public service) background types should enter the national stage should be on the House or State Governor levels.
-This also ensures no more “likable” or “speaks his/her mind” candidates.
Despite the likes of Truman, JFK, Carter, Regan, Clinton and Dubbya, going forward you’ll most likely will see the Michael Jordan/Derek Jeter approach of “making it seem you gave them something, when you really didn’t give them anything.”
Though I’d imagine that if the campaigns or eventual administrations still wanted a likable, folksy, firebrand, affable, etc persona, it would probably be from the Press Secretary or whomever they’d send out to various shows with the candidate’s/President’s message.
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