>>6419304

>I'm not saying Trump's team is not working to fix the issue, but until now, the problem has only gotten worse.

Take the example of POTUS calling Jack to the WH. Gotta believe POTUS let Jack know exactly what they're looking at (knowingly) and that he's (Jack) in deep shit if he continues down that path.

So Jack continues down the path. Tells me Jack is more afraid of the people who's telling him to continue then he is of POTUS. That's actually a good thing (as well as a mistake by Jack), IMO, because it shows the bad guys are at the nothing left to lose stage. Add to that, POTUS didn't arbitrarily/dictatorially make a hard ass crackdown wrt knowingly reporting fake news and the consequences, rather he warned people it was coming and those people decided to say fuck you.

Makes me think we're getting close.

>>6418759

>Hunter quits fucking Beau's widow.

>>6418770

>[They] really can't be that stupid, can they?

I don't think he's stopped fucking Beau's widow, rather he had to say he did hoping to stop the bleeding because that shit ain't gonna fly with most Americans.

That the Biden campaign didn't realize that is not believable to me. Creepy Joe is another one with nothing left to lose. As fucked up as gambling on hoping the screwing the widow story woudn't go viral was, gambling on that chance was still better than what's coming down the pike for our buddy Joe.

>>6419395

>perhaps due to the fact that he is a family man with several children

Here's a link to a YouTube video (6 mins) of Tucker facing a candid camera citizen while Tucker was fishing in Central Park. Tucker seems like a genuinely nice guy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylmkVh-vCRw