Does anyone actually believe Trump's "correction" of when he says misspoke?

[Perotista]

Re: Does anyone actually believe Trump's "correction" of when he says misspoke?

I always value your numbers and analysis regarding the Congressional elections. Thank you for it.

Still early my friend. Lots of things can happen between now and November to change the numbers. Here's another way to look at the House today, there are 9 Republican seats up that as of today look like sure Democratic pickups vs only one democratic held seat that looks like a GOP pick up. If those seats hold, that would put the likely/safe seats at 187 for the republicans, 198 for the Democrats with the rest up for grabs.

Of the remaining 45 are presently GOP held seats or were counting the vacant seats to 5 for the democrats at risk or up for grabs. To win control of the House, the Democrats now need 20 out of those 50 presently up for grab. the math is in the democrats favor, big time. Today that is, who knows come November.

 

[bluesmoke]

Re: Does anyone actually believe Trump's "correction" of when he says misspoke?

Again, to clarify is to make a statement or situation less confused and more clearly comprehensible. Clearly, the situation has been made only more confusing and less comprehensible. I say so because his statement to “clarify” was preceded by:

“Russia’s actions had no impact at all on the outcome of the election”

and followed by:

“Could be other people also. A lot of people out there. There was no collusion at all, and people have seen that and they’ve seen that strongly. The House has already come out very strongly on that, a lot of people have come out strongly on that,”.

Only an irrational mind could find Trump’s “clarifying” statement made things less confusing and more comprehensible.

Furthermore, he had made other statements which he did not either correct or clarify that further supported his original statement, of which in the past he has also made similar statements.

Trump did not make a mistake. He spoke his mind.

 

[MAGAnificent]

Well that is interesting because his so called "misstatement" which was not actually a misstatement fit perfectly into the entire rest of his appearance. The walk back is not the outlier. the walk back sticks out like a sore thumb. Then again, i have to keep these walk backs straight because we are on to the 4th one of the day and its only a little after 6:00 Eastern. Trump still has Carlson and Hannity to go. So we will likely be on to walk back 5 by 9:00pm.

How many times did the hildabeast reinvent herself? How many times did "Hussein" Obama walk statements back? It's part of politics.

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