Originally Posted by
afwjam
Ya, thanks, that's like the tenth time I've seen that tweet.
So for the fifth time, I will explain again.
If Trump was against the bill, then when it didn't pass (which he knew it wouldn't, there is a reason he is on the phone one on one with Rand three times a week), Trump would get blamed for the bill not passing and get all the heat. By supporting the bill, when it didn't pass (which again, he knew it wouldn't) the blame could be squarely placed on Paul Ryan. The failure could possibly lead to the end of his career as Speaker, which is something Trump really wants badly. So Trump had to give his tacit support and send out tweets to support a bill he knew wouldn't pass, so that he could get rid of Paul Ryan.
This is not that complex or far-reaching. This is politics, not checkers.
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