If they believe what they’re saying, then they’re crazy; if they don’t believe it, but think that the country at large will buy it, then they’re wrong.
By CHARLES C. W. COOKE, National Review, January 31, 2024 - Jesse Watters wants to know if Taylor Swift is a “Pentagon psyop asset.” Jack Posobiec is worried that elites are “gearing up for an operation to use Taylor Swift in the election.” Benny Johnson has concluded that “Taylor Swift is an op.” Laura Loomer is fretting about “the Democrats’ Taylor Swift election interference psyop.” Vivek Ramaswamy believes that the outcome of the Super Bowl has been predetermined. Together, these people have a prime-time cable-news show, 10 million followers on Twitter, intimate access to the likely Republican nominee for president, and absolutely no idea what the country they live in is really like.
... with the MAGA grifter class, which, despite its purported hatred of American progressivism, has at long last become every bit as disconnected from the worldview of the average American as the denizens of Netroots Nations, the Squad, and MSNBC. ... Only in the eyes of a zealot could a story about a pop star dating a football star be transmuted into The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Alas, zealots abound.
... The Taylor Swift psyop freaks would do well to recognize as much, take a good look at what they’ve become, and follow the advice that is given to children when they start to get too squirrely: For goodness sake, go outside. (read the full piece here)
Rod's Comment: What is going on in Trump world almost makes my head explode. When I think Trumpinistas cannot get any weirder, they do. I can't believe what I am seeing. The MAGA Republicans have lost their ever-loving mind. They have lost touch with reality.
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