TJ Walker says Trump's demand to fire a comedian over a Melania joke is a distraction from real problems: his low approval ratings, gas prices, an unpopular war, and the Epstein controversy. Walker also argues people hear good ideas but never act on them without repetition.
The president of the United States is demanding a comedian be fired over a joke. The joke being, hey, Melania has the, the glow of an expectant widow. That's it. That's the scandal. And here's the problem. That's not a real problem. That's not a call to violence. You know what? It's just absurd. Trump is trying to, I guess, make us forget the fact that he's the least popular president ever. He's trying to make us forget the fact that gas prices are extraordinarily high, that he's gotten us into a massively unpopular war, and Epstein. It's more distraction. More in a moment. Let me ask you something. How many times have you heard a great idea and thought, that's really useful, and then never used it again? It happens to all of us because without repetition, even the best ideas just fade. So instead of just collecting more information, do something. Ultimize.
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