Well, howdy there internet people? Let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about

understanding other people and making sure that you frame things in a way that appeals to them.

And of course we're going to talk about Trump's tax documents.

But we're going to do it in a different way.

We're going to give some advice to the Democratic Party because flat out they're doing it wrong. They are doing it wrong.

There is not that

information that is damaging to the Trump campaign in the New York Times

allegations, but it is not that he paid $750 in taxes. That is not going to

impact his base at all. To the contrary, it is going to endear him to them.

Smart soldiers will take the time to learn their opposition's tactics. Really smart

soldiers will take the time to learn how their opposition thinks and what motivates them.

It may not make any sense to you. But Trump's base views him as an establishment

outsider, some Maverick who is always bucking the system.

The possibility that he might have

been less than truthful on his tax forms, that isn't going to impact them. They're going to think that's

a good thing. I promise you, somebody is going to say he paid $750 too much. Think about what you're

appealing to when you make this statement. You're appealing to a sense of fair play, civic duty, honesty. Does

any of this sound like a Trump supporter?

It's probably not going to appeal to them.

Trump's base, they are experts at Double Think. They truly believe the Trust Fund

Baby billionaire who had the exact right connections to get bone spurs at the perfect time that he's not part of the establishment.

They think he's like them, when in reality he doesn't even like them.

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