Capacity and Confusion
Take this past week as an example. President Trump traveled to Alabama to rally for Luther Strange  who had been appointed to fill the seat left open when Jeff Sessions was appointed attorney general.
While in Alabama at the rally   Trump  also aimed a direct hit on NFL players who had knelt during the national anthem.
 Trump  said that team owners should fire any players who expressed themselves that way.  He  also suggested that  if players kneel  fans should leave the stadium.
That will have an impact   he  said. "I guarantee  things will stop."
On Tuesday   Trump  continued to encourage Alabama voters to vote for Strange  tweeting that  he  "has been shooting up in the Alabama polls since my endorsement."
After Strange lost the Republican primary to Moore  earlier tweets from  Trump  praising Strange were deleted from  his  account (makes you wonder if  he  does it himself or if an aide does) and  Trump  offered  his  congratulations to Moore  with a nod to Strange. "Congratulations to Roy Moore on his Republican Primary win in Alabama. Luther Strange started way back & ran a good race. Roy  WIN in Dec!"
Wednesday morning   Trump  moved forward tweeting  "Spoke to Roy Moore of Alabama last night for the first time. Sounds like a really great guy who ran a fantastic race. He will help to #MAGA!"
This week  the push by the Senate GOP to repeal Obamacare has once again failed. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pulled the vote when its defeat was evident.  Trump  pivoted to  his  view that an upcoming repeal victory was in the works by tweeting on Wednesday  "With one Yes vote in hospital & very positive signs from Alaska and two others (McCain is out)  we have the HCare Vote  but not for Friday!"
 Trump  is scheduled to go to Indiana to help sell tax reform.  He  will be joined by Sen. Joe Donnelly  D-Ind.  who will be up for reelection -- so the message will be bipartisan -- if only just a bit.
Take this past week as an example. [TGT] traveled to Alabama to rally for Luther Strange  who had been appointed to fill the seat left open when Jeff Sessions was appointed attorney general.
While in Alabama at [TGT]also aimed a direct hit on NFL players who had knelt during the national anthem.
 [TGT]said that team owners should fire any players who expressed themselves that way.  [TGT]  also suggested that  if players kneel  fans should leave the stadium.
That will have an impact   [TGT]  said. "I guarantee  things will stop."
On Tuesday   [TGT]  continued to encourage Alabama voters to vote for Strange  tweeting that  he  "has been shooting up in the Alabama polls since my endorsement."
After Strange lost the Republican primary to Moore  earlier tweets from  [TGT]praising Strange were deleted from  [TGT]  account (makes you wonder if  [TGT]  does it [TGT] or if an aide does) and  [TGT]offered  [TGT]  congratulations to Moore  with a nod to Strange. "Congratulations to Roy Moore on his Republican Primary win in Alabama. Luther Strange started way back & ran a good race. Roy  WIN in Dec!"
Wednesday morning   [TGT]moved forward tweeting  "Spoke to Roy Moore of Alabama last night for the first time. Sounds like a really great guy who ran a fantastic race. He will help to #MAGA!"
This week  the push by the Senate GOP to repeal Obamacare has once again failed. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell pulled the vote when its defeat was evident.  [TGT]pivoted to  [TGT]  view that an upcoming repeal victory was in the works by tweeting on Wednesday  "With one Yes vote in hospital & very positive signs from Alaska and two others (McCain is out)  we have the HCare Vote  but not for Friday![TGT]is scheduled to go to Indiana to help sell tax reform.  [TGT]  will be joined by Sen. Joe Donnelly  D-Ind.  who will be up for reelection -- so the message will be bipartisan -- if only just a bit.