After yesterday’s Southern State party purge, the New York Times felt its meds wearing off, blood rushed to its head, and it simply could not make up its narrative mind.
Either Trump is an aging, damaged president with flagging popularity who is fumbling his way into a midterm catastrophe, or else he is Trumpzilla, dominating the GOP and smashing all resistance.
The Times, unable to choose, went with both at the same time. Headline: “Trump Crushes Republican Dissent.”
Almost 30 Republicans backed by President Trump either won or took first place in GOP primaries yesterday in Georgia, Alabama, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky.
The headline story (for democrats and their liberal/progressive minions) was the ignominious defeat of iconoclastic seven-term incumbent Thomas Massie, who lost to a first-timer, a farmer, and a SEAL, Ed Gallrein, who enjoyed Trump’s endorsement.
It wasn’t even close.









