At David Foster's
place, Lexington Green argues that Trump's campaign positions have been no more vacuous than most, and less so than many. He believes Trump's critics, especially a Prof.
Lipson, are unaccountably ignoring the President-Elect's fairly well fleshed-out position papers.
If Prof. Lipson wants to look like a genius-prophet to his readers, he should do what too few people have done: Read Trump’s papers and predict that bills will be introduced to do X, Y and Z. Astonished readers will say, “Professor Lipson, how did you know?” He can claim his methods are proprietary.
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Bubbles aren't as fragile as they seem: they're virtually impenetrable from the inside. It's scary outside the SnugglySphere(c), and that creates a powerful inward-flowing force.
Eric Hines
It's become a shibboleth* among pundits and commentators to say that Trump "has no policies" or "isn't offering any plans".
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*Rare, correct use of the term "shibboleth".
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