The Spin: Trump's PSA That Wasn't a PSA
The morning after Republicans lost the House and Senate in the midterms, the White House posted a photo of Trump with a message: "Still your president." Then came a Legend of Zelda remake with Trump in a hat saying the same thing.
Here's the problem — when you have to remind people you're still in charge, you also remind them of everything you just lost. And calling it a "PSA"? That's not a public service announcement. That's just basic civics.
On this episode of The Spin, Luke Duecy breaks down why asserting authority after a setback rarely projects the strength it's going for — and what a stronger move would have looked like.
