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Is Trump "Trolling" not just his Zombie "Opponents," but his "Allies"?

Josh Blackman who is a constitutional law professor at the South Texas College of Law Houston (seems to possibly) think that President Donald Trump is trolling his "allies" into new "Overton Windows," that is supposedly new acceptable public policies, such as the unprecedented possibly unconstitutional First Amendment suspensions during the lockdowns for the coronavirus hysteria as well as for sure thinks he is trolling his leftist zombie "opponents" who "viscerally and instantly oppose his position":

"President Trump keeps constitutional law professors busy. On Monday and Tuesday, all reporters needed to know whether President Trump can order Governors to re-open their states. On Wednesday and Thursday, all reporters need to know whether President Trump can adjourn Congress to make recess appointments. And who knows what Friday will bring? Maybe he'll argue that California and other states have entered into unconstitutional interstate compacts. (See Derek Muller's post on this issue)."

"President Trump is able to instantly change the narrative by saying something outlandish. In doing so, he forces his allies to rally around his novel position, thus shifting the so-called Overton Window. And Trump forces his opponents to viscerally and instantly oppose his position. Even if, for example, the Obama Administration largely agreed that pro-forma sessions were "phony." Most importantly, as soon as he changes the topic, we all forget about whatever the most pressing issue was yesterday. President Trump has truly perfected the art of the troll."
(Reason.com, "The Art of the Troll," 4-16-20)

Pray an Our Father now for the restoration of the Mass and the Church as well as for the Triumph of the Kingdom of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

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