The president’s speeches can be likened to a roller coaster ride. And on the global stage, teleprompter Trump is how the president translates “America First” for the rest of the world. Trump’s brash and captivating style at the pulpit has always been key to his appeal and how he connects with his base. It may seem like a minor job, but Perez’s ability to sync up with Trump during speeches is key to how the president communicates his message - and how he rose to power. “It’s like a high-wire act with no safety net,” said Jason Miller, Trump’s former communications strategist. Hired by chance after the Trump campaign Googled “teleprompters” and the company he worked for in New York came up, Perez has become the one person Trump trusts to manage his oratorical acrobatics, embellishments and ad-libs during even the most scripted appearances. In defending their guy, they can't find a consistent argument using both hands and a flashlight.It’s a talent Perez has honed over nearly four years in what some describe as one of the White House’s toughest jobs.
No wonder Trump's people are so off-the-rails. Making matters worse, what if this Trump supporter had spent eight years repeating the teleprompter nonsense and, today, is forced to defend it while also defending Trump's use of prompters. Imagine being a Trump supporter today, forced to respond to pro-Obama co-workers who happened to notice Trump's routine usage of the devices. This is perhaps the most ridiculous weapon in the GOP's anti-Obama, anti-Hillary arsenal, and it represents another massive contradiction emerging from the "opposite day" line of attack. As I hinted, the irony is that many of the attacks against Obama's use of prompters were recited by pundits and politicians who were, themselves, reading the criticisms via prompters. Hannity continued by reading from his own prompter, tossing to a commercial break.īut when the black guy or the woman does it, they don't have their own words.
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