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Ridiculing Trump's solecisms may make you feel better, but it doesn't harm him, and may even help him. Every bit of attention you draw to them draws attention away from things he really doesn't want people looking at, like his business dealings before the presidency.
Making fun of Trump's solecisms certainly doesn't hurt his political support. After all, his base is the people whose (grammatical and political) solecisms you make fun of, and the fact that you do is a significant part of their motivation for supporting him.
Twitter should block him on Twitter.
That would exacerbate what Paul is saying IMO.
He is a mirror for how many people really are.
I used to follow him because he was mildly amusing. But after a while, it got annoying. If you think about it, he's just a guy who has both money and power who spends time on Twitter complaining how unfair his life is. How and why people support that is mind boggling.
Because he's like them?
Don't frequent solecisms reveal a -ve pattern, especially in the highest office holder of the land?
I’ve been saying that a long time. People reposting: “He said x, he is such a y” helped him win the election. He is a symptom, not the underlying problem. It’s time to focus on the problems.
and this is exactly why Trump would be re-elected
Trump haters are unwilling to focus on problem solving.
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