Nobody can. Nobody could. Soon, nobody will be talking about anything but. Uncle Donny is the relative you grudgingly are obliged to invite to Thanksgiving dinner, the guest no one sure as hell wants to sit next to, but for the following weeks, months, years he's the one everyone remembers. "Remember that Thanksgiving 20 years go when Un…
Nobody can. Nobody could. Soon, nobody will be talking about anything but. Uncle Donny is the relative you grudgingly are obliged to invite to Thanksgiving dinner, the guest no one sure as hell wants to sit next to, but for the following weeks, months, years he's the one everyone remembers. "Remember that Thanksgiving 20 years go when Uncle Donny...." Do you really think Trump in his current public role is ignorable? In our current media ecosystem? No.
Nobody can. Nobody could. Soon, nobody will be talking about anything but. Uncle Donny is the relative you grudgingly are obliged to invite to Thanksgiving dinner, the guest no one sure as hell wants to sit next to, but for the following weeks, months, years he's the one everyone remembers. "Remember that Thanksgiving 20 years go when Uncle Donny...." Do you really think Trump in his current public role is ignorable? In our current media ecosystem? No.
One would wish. It's the reaction to him that is the destructive part. But I agree, that kind of discipline doesn't exist.
The Washington Post would have a blank first page if Trump disappeared.
Unearned coverage, since he's not doing too much lately. Eventually someone has to get tired of reading about that.
Do Baptists tire of contemplating Satan's evil ways?
In my experience, only as a dodge to avoid contemplating their own, but point accepted.