Friday Haymaker
Vincent Deluard Discusses "Trump's Impossible Trinity"
Hello, Readers:
Before handing this Haymaker over to the estimable Vincent Deluard, a couple announcements.
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Updates and upgrade pitches done and done, let’s get you over to Vincent, who has an excellent breakdown of Trump’s projected policies and their likely outcomes. Irony is a major theme of Vincent’s piece, and as he convincingly articulates, it’s thick in this instance.
Enjoy!
David “The Haymaker” Hay
Trump’s Impossible Trinity
Vincent Deluard
“Fate, it seems, is not without a sense of irony.” – Morpheus, the Matrix, 1999
The 1999 movie Matrix has been an endless source of inspiration for the Gen-X-ers who brilliantly memed D. Trump back into the White House by convincing many former liberals to take the “red pill” an ignore the media consensus. The post-election weeks start to look like the finale of the movie, when the heroes dodge flying bullets and transform the very fabric of reality.