Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's shutdown, the master plan.

As Trump's shutdown stretches on with no discernible and in sight,

and the Republican Party is seeing more and more backlash from the shutdown they caused

by following Trump's orders to try to pass a CR with only Republican votes. We're getting more

questions about Trump's plan and what he's hoping to accomplish. Here are some examples.

Quote, I must not be seeing something.

I'm kind of new to following politics,

but I don't see how the government shut down

helps Republicans.

Even my dad, who flies a Trump flag,

is starting to say that maybe Trump was too old to be effective.

What is Trump's master plan?

Or quote,

Bell, any idea on what the end game for Republicans is?

Not extending the ACA subsidies hurts their base.

The shutdown is stopping farmers from getting a bailout. They will eventually

have to go back into session, and the Epstein files will be voted on. I don't see how Republicans

are going to play the fiddle on this one, without angering their constituents. This feels incredibly short-sighted.

And then there's some who still want to argue whether or not it's Trump's fault.

Sure, it's Trump's fault.

I'd like to see that backed up by data.

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