President Trump's Role In American Politics
If you have been paying any attention at all to the news over the course of the past four months since President Trump’s jolted ascendency to the presidency on November 8th, you would have noticed that extremely vocal, and sometimes violent, opposition to the new administration has attempted to discredit, defame, and impede throughout every waking moment, not through fair and honest political means, but through a perpetual barrage of mental warfare conducted on the American people. Since November 8th, the opposition to Pres. Trump has, with the help of a, for the most part, friendly media, sought to blame the election of Pres. Trump on everything from the FBI, fake news, Neo-naziism, to the Russian government, the last of these being the one
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Trump is a Russian-installed puppet. The media has misled the American public through headlines such as “Where's the outrage over Russia's hack of the US election?” from CNN, which caused many to falsely believe and assert that Russian operatives had actually altered the voting results across the country to assure a Trump victory, or “The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.” from the New York Times, which implies a much deeper Russian infiltration than simple, easily defensible fishing schemes into email accounts. The media has used the bite-sized nature of the information age, where headlines are read often, the stories themselves rarely, to push self-propagating narratives with little to no actual substance. The consequence of this is what we are seeing now, calls for investigation, even though Trump has already been investigated for Russian involvement and cleared by the FBI, to calls for impeachment by hysterical members of the opposition. This is the state of the current Democratic Party who, after devastating by massive losses in the House and Senate last year, look at the challenging, narrow path of feasible political structures through which they might be able to mount opposition to President Trump, and instead has chosen to incite a shadow war through their weapon in the American press with the goal of obstructing the Trump administration, for every day of the next four years, by any means necessary. Russia is not hacking our democracy, the media
Trump is a Russian-installed puppet. The media has misled the American public through headlines such as “Where's the outrage over Russia's hack of the US election?” from CNN, which caused many to falsely believe and assert that Russian operatives had actually altered the voting results across the country to assure a Trump victory, or “The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.” from the New York Times, which implies a much deeper Russian infiltration than simple, easily defensible fishing schemes into email accounts. The media has used the bite-sized nature of the information age, where headlines are read often, the stories themselves rarely, to push self-propagating narratives with little to no actual substance. The consequence of this is what we are seeing now, calls for investigation, even though Trump has already been investigated for Russian involvement and cleared by the FBI, to calls for impeachment by hysterical members of the opposition. This is the state of the current Democratic Party who, after devastating by massive losses in the House and Senate last year, look at the challenging, narrow path of feasible political structures through which they might be able to mount opposition to President Trump, and instead has chosen to incite a shadow war through their weapon in the American press with the goal of obstructing the Trump administration, for every day of the next four years, by any means necessary. Russia is not hacking our democracy, the media