Trump supporter Amy Kremer on Tuesday defended her continued backing of the president despite the fact that his administration has been caught up in a nonstop series of scandals, including his lawyer's payouts during the 2016 presidential campaign to alleged mistresses.
During the discussion, Kremer made the argument that many presidents have been philanderers, but they didn't have to deal with modern technology, which is capable of spreading news faster.
"I think what is different here is that, with the 24-hour news cycle, non-stop news cycle, Twitter, Facebook, it's driven all the time," she said. "Those tools to drive the message were not around back then. So that's a big difference from now and in the past. It's not like all of a sudden we have a president -- we find out he's been unfaithful. We knew who this man was when we elected him. We know he likes the ladies."
Republican strategist Ana Navarro, however, said that you couldn't just take Trump's marital infidelity in isolation. Rather, she said, it has to be taken as part of his entire history of serial dishonesty.
"We can't get to a real policy discussion when you have a President of the United States who lies, cheats, changes positions, is unreliable, is a philanderer, has no moral compass, is a bully on Twitter, attacks people," she said. "When you have those things going on day after day after day, this level of chaos, this level of disorganization, being unreliable in the Oval Office day after day, it's very hard to get into a serious policy discussion."
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