The news had it all wrong. It was just one tap and it was gone.
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The news had it all wrong. It was just one tap and it was gone.
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Late night had its usual fun with it. The only one I saw, briefly, was Colbert's. His writers came up with an imaginary message that was satirical of course.
It occurred to me that it can also be taken as "news", after viewers get around the water cooler. It was full of what anti-Trumpers want to believe he would say; easy to have stuck in the mind on First Tuesday. Just as pro-Trumpers believe what he tweets; sticks in the mind.
Sound bite nation. Leadership for critical times?
Bible's advice: Avoid practical jokes, they can prove deadly. Pro 26:18,19.
Consider important topics carefully. Pro 11:14; 15:22; 24:6.
Works for us.