Proving the nickname âFatNixonâ is appropriate - but perhaps with even a dash more of delusional paranoia than the original.
And of course our media will adopt the âspygateâ meme and expand on it without a care in the world. Using the language generated by Trumpâs media shop is a choice the AP and others will make. It isnât the only way to report the story.
Spygate - the Russian spies meeting with Donald Trump Jr, Paul Manafort and Jared Kushner in Trump Tower.
I saw some clip of Donald where he says something like, even the press is calling it spygate, and I just thought, no Donald, they are saying, you call it spygate.
Itâs just not in his nature to tell the truth.
In denying that they use the term Spygate this morning CNN and MSNBC repeated the term about 100 times in the span of about an hour. Maybe they could at least call it his PHONY Spygate claim.
Not âwill makeâ but âfrequently make,â including in the very AP article TPM just posted:
Trump has told confidants in recent days that the revelation of an informant was potential evidence that the upper echelon of federal law enforcement has conspired against him, according to three people familiar with his recent conversations but not authorized to discuss them publicly.
Iâm pretty sure Trump did not use the term âpotential evidence,â and in any case itâs not what he meant, as we see in the APâs next sentence:
Trump told one ally this week that he wanted âto brandâ the informant a âspy,â believing the more nefarious term would resonate more in the media and with the public.
Aimed directly at the low-information dumb-fucks who only read headlines and âknow what they hear on FOX Newsâ.
and itâs WORKING because the feckless and supine MSM will do ANYTHING to keep their precious âaccessâ to the White House (and since it turns a relatively mundane counter-intelligence investigation into a SPICY âSPY STORYâ they run with it.)
Plus âspyâ has only one syllable compared to âcovert law enforcement investigatorâ, so 45 can actually keep it in his head long enough to say it in an possibly decipherable utterance.