Media can’t admit Trump just had his best 24 hours By Joe Concha

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Media can’t admit Trump just had his best 24 hours
By Joe Concha, opinion contributor — 06/12/18 12:00 PM EDT

Your big news of the week — and possibly the year and beyond, depending on how it ultimately shakes out — is that President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced a general agreement that includes the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula in exchange for the U.S. offering up "security guarantees" while ending joint military exercises with South Korea.

And, as a reminder of just how stunning these developments are in a Trump news cycle full of stunners on an almost-daily basis, just look back at the headlines of August 2017 that warned of nuclear war due to Trump's vow to bring down “fire and fury the world has never seen” after North Korea conducted another missile test while threatening to nuke Guam. 

The devil is in the details around this agreement announced Tuesday, and past agreements with the North Koreans have resulted the same net worth as a losing lottery ticket.

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http://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/391831-media-cant-admit-trump-just-had-his-best-24-hours

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The fact is, most people who vote for a President don't vote based on whether or not he agrees with them on the issues, they vote based on who they think is the best leader.

Reagan won 49 states in 1984,  do you think that was because everybody became sold on Supply-Side economics?   Of course not, they just saw Reagan as an excellent leader, regardless of whether or not they agreed with him on all the issues.

This shows Trump emerging as a leader, and that's what people see, and even all the misguided Tweets go by the wayside, in the grand scheme of things.