CNN anchor Abby Phillip has recently brought attention to a recurring theme in former President Donald Trump’s rhetoric: the frequent promise to deliver plans or solutions within “two weeks” but never delivers. In a segment on her show, Phillip rolled tape of numerous instances where Trump made this specific promise across various topics, from healthcare reform to tax plans.
Phillip pointed out that this pattern of setting a two-week deadline became a hallmark of Trump’s communication strategy. Despite the repeated assurances, these promises were left unfulfilled.
The segment underscored how Trump’s “two weeks” pledge often served to deflect immediate scrutiny and buy time. This strategy allowed him to maintain a narrative of forthcoming action without delivering concrete results.
Phillip’s analysis provides a critical look at how these promises played a role in Trump’s political discourse and public perception during his time in office.
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Watch the segment below from CNN:
“It’s been 10 years and we’re still waiting on a healthcare plan.” Abby Phillip rolls devastating tape of Trump’s constant pattern of promising to deliver plans in “two weeks”, and never delivering. (Video: CNN) pic.twitter.com/MYI5kF25Ei
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