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Analysis: "See you tomorrow Wisconsin!" (April 18, 2017)

This post is a near-duplicate of a post from earlier on April 17, combining the "See you tomorrow Wisconsin!" greeting with a linked article about small-business optimism in Milwaukee. The formatting difference (missing line break between greeting and article headline) suggests a hasty repost or copy-paste error.

Authorship

Posted at 10:41 PM ET (Trump was likely at the White House or preparing for Wisconsin travel). The missing line break and slightly sloppy formatting suggest personal posting, though the content itself is promotional/scheduled in nature. The reposting of one's own content is consistent with Trump's pattern of amplifying favorable coverage.

Psychological State

Routine supply-seeking and self-promotion. The linked article frames Trump as a positive economic force, serving narcissistic supply needs. No emotional escalation or reactivity present.

Rhetorical Techniques

Simple appeal to authority via third-party validation — letting a news headline do the self-praise. The "See you tomorrow" creates parasocial intimacy with Wisconsin supporters.

Context

This sits alongside posts about the Georgia special election and approval ratings, forming a cluster of self-validating content during a period of significant geopolitical tension (North Korea, MOAB) that goes unaddressed here.