There is a reason I've never tried to become a judge. Beyond pointing to me as the voice of reason, it seems like a viable methodology, IMO.
Why is it OK for Trump supporters to say, "obviously, he was talking about the high crime rate associated with immigrants" when he said, "last night in Sweden"", but it is not OK for Trump critics to say, "it sounded like he thought there was some type of terrorist attack in Sweden, when he said, "last night in Sweden"?
I keep seeing these articles and claims along the lines of "see, this is what he meant, and here's proof", but it really isn't proof.
I do suspect that it is true that he was watching the FOX telecast the night before. Should it worry us that he is using such broadcasts as his source of "factual" information, rather than referring to intelligence reports to support his overriding points of focus?
Common sense? Is it OK for me to say (seriously) that President Obama believes there are 57 states?Why is it OK for Trump supporters to say, "obviously, he was talking about the high crime rate associated with immigrants" when he said, "last night in Sweden"", but it is not OK for Trump critics to say, "it sounded like he thought there was some type of terrorist attack in Sweden, when he said, "last night in Sweden"?
I keep seeing these articles and claims along the lines of "see, this is what he meant, and here's proof", but it really isn't proof.
I do suspect that it is true that he was watching the FOX telecast the night before. Should it worry us that he is using such broadcasts as his source of "factual" information, rather than referring to intelligence reports to support his overriding points of focus?
Why is it OK for Trump supporters to say, "obviously, he was talking about the high crime rate associated with immigrants" when he said, "last night in Sweden"", but it is not OK for Trump critics to say, "it sounded like he thought there was some type of terrorist attack in Sweden, when he said, "last night in Sweden"?
I keep seeing these articles and claims along the lines of "see, this is what he meant, and here's proof", but it really isn't proof.
I do suspect that it is true that he was watching the FOX telecast the night before. Should it worry us that he is using such broadcasts as his source of "factual" information, rather than referring to intelligence reports to support his overriding points of focus?