Does President Obama ever discuss the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor while he's in Japan? Thousands of American lives lost. #MDW
13 posts from Saturday, May 28, 2016
Day AnalysisDon't believe the biased and phony media quoting people who work for my campaign. The only quote that matters is a quote from me!
I am always on the front page of the failing @nytimes, but when I won the GOP nomination, I'm in the back of the paper. Very dishonest!
The media is on a new phony kick about my management style. I spend much less money & get much better results! What we need as Prez!
The failing @nytimes wrote a story about my management style & that I don't have many people. I have 73, Hillary has 800- & I'm beating her.
I (we) broke the all-time record for most votes gotten in a Republican Primary - by a lot - and with many states left to go! Thank you.
The U.S. has 69 treaties with other countries where we would have to defend them and their borders. How nice, but what do we get? NOT ENOUGH
Obama administration fails to screen Syrian refugees' social media accounts:https://t.co/MMa07nwa44
Great rally in Fresno, California- great crowd! Thank you! #Trump2016 https://t.co/TVSPvxOmve
Obama administration fails to screen Syrian refugees' social media accounts: https://t.co/MMa07nwa44
Wow- 25,000 in San Diego, California!Thank you!! #Trump2016 https://t.co/1NRj3zCuui
.@SanDiegoPD- Fantastic job on handling the thugs who tried to disrupt our very peaceful and well attended rally. Greatly appreciated!
Thank you @BillyJoel- many friends just told me you gave a very kind shoutout at MSG. Appreciate it- love your music!
AI Day Analysis
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Nomination Victory Eclipsed by Grievance: Trump Turns Triumph Into Persecution Narrative
Trump spent the day basking in the glow of clinching the Republican nomination and boasting about massive rally crowds in California — but by afternoon, the mood shifted sharply toward media grievance. A New York Times story about his lean campaign staff triggered a burst of four posts in just over an hour, each attacking the press and asserting that only his own words should be trusted. Even on what should have been a victory lap, the dominant emotional note was perceived disrespect — the paper put his nomination on the back page, the media quoted his staff instead of him. He also took shots at Obama over the Hiroshima visit and refugee screening, rounding out a day defined more by resentment than celebration.