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Trump uses provocative terms because he wants to provoke

23 October 2019

4:11 AM

23 October 2019

4:11 AM

We should be bored by now — perhaps we are. Certainly, the anger against Donald Trump’s tweets isn’t quite as vociferous as it use to be. We are used to @realdonaldtrump now. Three years in, who cares if he sounds presidential?

But the media outrage machine still limbers up, on demand, at every provocation.

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