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) January 14, 2019 You could say the same thing about Jordan’s tweet. Or not. In any case, Jordan does make an interesting argument about how @realDonaldTrump’s tweets — and this is not the first time he’s brought this up — help his political enemies and hurt his political friends. As she notes, they also actually help Trump. @realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because they're measured and informed by his advisors. He can't tweet when he's got bad legal news. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 @realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because he tells his opponents that their message isn't working. He might tweet that he "won" the debate, but people who watched saw a clear lack of energy. And they do work. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because he helps the President (even though he denies it) look presidential and gives his supporters a sense that he's not a wild-eyed maniac. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because when he is losing, he becomes less erratic. He uses his Twitter to discredit his opponents. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because they are super-effective on both sides. He's anti-Democrat and pro-Trump. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because when he's losing, he becomes less erratic. He uses his Twitter to discredit his opponents. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because they tell his opponents, "You're not connecting. You're not explaining." — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@realDonaldTrump's tweets matter because he is both social and emotional. He's a leader. He's a nerd. He's a politician. He's a comedian. He's all of them. He's all of us. — Jordan (@jordantorhola) January 14, 2019 .@