Trump anuncia el fin del cierre del gobierno, pero dice que aún no ha terminado ...

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Trump anunció el fin del cierre del gobierno que solo durará hasta el 15 de febrero.

Permitirá que los trabajadores del gobierno reciban su pago Y le dará tiempo al Congreso para financiar el muro fronterizo.

Pero si no le consiguen un trato justo en el muro fronterizo, Trump dice que el gobierno volverá a cerrar:
Como puede ver, Trump sugiere la opción de emergencia así como otro cierre del gobierno. Creo que es porque quiere esperar y ver el clima político en tres semanas.



Pero mi expectativa es que si el Congreso no le da un trato justo en el muro, volverá a cerrar el gobierno. Después de haber pasado por esto una vez, no creo que nadie quiera volver a hacerlo, lo que significa que la presión aumentará bastante a medida que nos acerquemos al 15 de febrero. Y es probable que Trump continúe manteniendo eso sobre el jefe de los demócratas para usarlo como apalancamiento.

Como dije en los comentarios, creo que es una buena estrategia y creo que es potencialmente una estrategia ganadora.

Si me permiten tocar mi propia bocina, lo que sucedió hoy fue exactamente lo que predije en los comentarios:
My theory:
Trump reopens the government temporarily and tells Democrats that we’re gonna be right back here in another government shutdown in a few weeks if they don’t fund the border wall. I don’t expect a National Emergency order yet.
Voy a hacer predicciones de superbowl a continuación!
  

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