Mike CernovichVerified account

Actually, Trumps nickname humanizes these individuals. Their power and influence are largely by products of political facades that support a supposed expert class the masses instinctively know to submit to. Trump pulls those facades down - we see fellow frail, fallible neighbors.

“It’s odd then, that so many outlets still treat Trump’s nicknames as an amusing distraction, not the subtle, dangerous manipulation of political discourse they actually represent.” Left leaning media who compete with Trump’s effective nicknaming as handled in the streets.

“We should resist those impulses, or at least be clear-eyed about what Trump is trying to do. “Alfred E. Neuman” might be funny. But let’s not amuse ourselves to death.” It’s funny how the writer of this article chooses the word “resist” in the culmination of the argument.

Golf can be a brutal game if you can’t embrace the nicknames... I’ve played golf with those guys, the trick is to clapback with something worse. It’s supposed to distract you & it works on some people.. ask @ClayWalker once he knew, he gave it better than he got! #HoustonOaks

Those nicknames helped get him elected