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Is Twitter Now Going To Become A Political Weapon?
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You've got to hand it to the Trumpster! He's put the fear of god into Ford on this one and their response was indeed swift.
You've got to hand it to the Trumpster! He's put the fear of god into Ford on this one and their response was indeed swift.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.TTT - if you think that any major international conglomerate makes a far-reaching business decision on the basis of what the President-Elect writes on Twitter, then I would suggest that you don't know very much about business, or politics.
This Twitter message will have been the end of the procedure, not the beginning!
Everything will have been discussed and buttoned up long before Mr President-Elect got his little fingers on his keyboard to make it look like one tweet from him and the business world trembles!
Nice image - just not an accurate indication of the way the world works.
This Twitter message will have been the end of the procedure, not the beginning!
Everything will have been discussed and buttoned up long before Mr President-Elect got his little fingers on his keyboard to make it look like one tweet from him and the business world trembles!
Nice image - just not an accurate indication of the way the world works.
Gromit - I have posted previously that Mr Trump is about to enter a very different world from the one he has ruled thus far.
In his business empire, he says, they do, which is fine. No-on ever says, actually Mr Trump, you can't do that, I am going to stop it from happening ...
In his new role, he is going to come up against people like that every minute of every day - they are called Congress.
You can tell from the way he spoke in his campaign speeches and the way he speaks in conversation, that Donald is strictly transmit and no receive - and that is going to be changed for him.
In his business empire, he says, they do, which is fine. No-on ever says, actually Mr Trump, you can't do that, I am going to stop it from happening ...
In his new role, he is going to come up against people like that every minute of every day - they are called Congress.
You can tell from the way he spoke in his campaign speeches and the way he speaks in conversation, that Donald is strictly transmit and no receive - and that is going to be changed for him.
It was easy for Trump to make all sorts of pronouncements pre the election ; that sounded good to his followers ; it did not matter , because he did not think that he would win . Even one of his close friends stated that he did not really wanted to be the president
Already , ( to the annoyance of many of his supporters ) even before taking over the reins , he has had to backtrack on most .
The problem is that the US is a true democracy ; and unlike some so called ,democracies he will soon realise that he can't impose his will and do what he wants , regardless .
Being commander in chief is not like running one of his companies , where the employees tug their forelocks as they enter his presence ; and he should realise that by now – in fact it is worrying if he has not so realised
Already , ( to the annoyance of many of his supporters ) even before taking over the reins , he has had to backtrack on most .
The problem is that the US is a true democracy ; and unlike some so called ,democracies he will soon realise that he can't impose his will and do what he wants , regardless .
Being commander in chief is not like running one of his companies , where the employees tug their forelocks as they enter his presence ; and he should realise that by now – in fact it is worrying if he has not so realised
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