There's been an ongoing flame war between Donald Trump and the far left progressive Democrats.

Initially, Nancy Pelosi started slamming Ocasio-Cortez and the other far left Democrats saying,

don't tweet and things like that because it was making them look bad.

And it kind of did. Pelosi slammed them saying all they have is their Twitter following and in the

end they only get four votes. Donald Trump chimes in with this tweet saying they should go back to

their countries, fix the problems they have there, then come back and tell us what worked.

And all of a sudden, viral hashtags, people are calling the president racist, and then

Nancy Pelosi comes out in defense of the far left. Now, my initial reaction was, oh my god,

Trump, you couldn't just let the Democrats tear each other apart, but this was in my opinion

on purpose. I believe now we can safely say it is a majority opinion. There I say it, a near

confirmation of Trump playing for D-Chess. For those that aren't familiar, the concept of

for D-Chess, it's a meme that means Trump is doing these things for a reason. He's not simply an

idiot tweeting idiotic things. There is an end goal. Now, I fell for it. The first thing I did was

I tweeted out condemnation of Trump's tweets saying, oh my god, Trump, what are you doing? This is a

stupid tweet, et cetera. Not realizing the long con. But don't take my word for it. The update we

have now is that vox.com, Ezra Klein, the founder, prominent leftist, agrees with this story.

Trump versus the squad, but here's the best part. Now, Ezra Klein has written up this

big narrative saying this is why Trump is tweeting these things. He is forcing the Democrats to

prop up these women front and center because a poll recently showed that swing voters do not like

them. He wants to make sure the Democrats put them on a pedestal, but I will tell you this now.

There's more to the for D-Chess. So here's the thing. It's for D-Chess because there's actually

it's one dimension above, right? You've got like multiple layers, but here's the thing. Ezra Klein

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