Trump Follows Familiar Playbook When Confronted by a Loss: Distract and Digress - News Summed Up

Trump Follows Familiar Playbook When Confronted by a Loss: Distract and Digress


WASHINGTON — Standing in the Rose Garden on Friday morning, President Trump heaped praise on Rush Limbaugh, the right-wing radio show host, who earlier in the week gave his blessing to a bipartisan spending bill that did not include the money Mr. Trump had demanded for a wall. “This guy is unbelievable,” Mr. Trump said. Forced to confront arguably the biggest surrender of his presidency, Mr. Trump did what he often does after a loss: respond with distraction, digression and entertainment, through a fog of words. He hardly looked at his notes. There was just Mr. Trump, dressed in a dark overcoat and bright blue tie, free-associating in tweetable sound bites, and setting off the furious clicks of cameras every time he gesticulated with his arms.


Source: New York Times February 15, 2019 23:54 UTC



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