There’s a basic rule that I think should be applied to any fantastical story that the media or Democrats drop against President Donald Trump.
Wait 48 hours–because by the end of that time, the story will have fallen apart.
We saw that on Tuesday with the alleged bombshell testimony that Democrats claimed they had from Cassidy Hutchinson. Now immediately, one had to question what she was saying because to imagine that Trump somehow, from the back seat in his tricked-out limo named The Beast managed to scale another set of seats in between him and the driver, got around the agents in the car to physically grab the wheel. That scenario seemed to be investing Trump with the powers of a superhero. When the Jan. 6 Committee then claimed Trump and the agents were in a Surburban — not the limo known as The Beast — that raised another problem, since that seemed to conflict with what Hutchinson said the agent said about it happening in The Beast. That’s one problem with repeating a story about an incident that you didn’t see yourself. Then of course came the media reports that the agents were claiming the story was not true, and that they were willing to testify to that effect. The story didn’t even make it a day without imploding.
Given all that we have seen with the lies against Trump over the years, you learn — or at least you should learn — that you should not jump on whatever the current false story is.
But despite that, you still had people completely biting on this, particularly Never Trump people.
There were the usual suspects.