The Battle Trump CAN'T Win ...

[PsychoBabble]

Here's why:

"In rhetorical battles, Trump is most effective when he can name and define his enemy, be it “Low Energy” Jeb, “Little Marco,” or “Crooked Hillary.” Anonymous leakers can’t be given insulting nicknames—not ones that stick, anyway—and they certainly can’t be intimidated on TV or Twitter. There can also be no clear victory against so amorphous an enemy. So although Trump’s anti-leak crusade might please his base for now, it’s also making him look weak—like a commander who’s lost control of his troops, or an aging boxer who can no longer land a punch. "

He can't BS indirect attacks.

He can't defeat a Ghost Enemy.


https://newrepublic.com/article/140644/donald-trump-ropes-russia-leaks-weaker-every-day

[lame54]

1. He can stall till they give up...

We have to be sure that doesn't happen

[Trust Buster]

2. Good valid observations. Thanks

[fierywoman]

3. all the more reason to send anonymous cards to prez bannon c/o the white house?

[enough]

4. He's been trying to make the government of the U.S. the enemy.

The Republicans in the legislature are on board with this, and they quietly chip away at it every day while we watch the chaos unfold. Remains to be seen if this effort will succeed.

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

5. Resistance on every front is necessary. Some work better than others,

but if we all pitch in, we may stem the tide.