How Trump Fights His Battles…

President Trump’s effort to paint Joe Biden as corrupt — debunked by fact-checkers — fits a pattern of Trump’s attacks on enemies: Raise deeply serious questions, regardless of what the facts say; hammer on those questions; never, ever seek finality.

Why it matters: Trump tries to plant seeds of suspicion and doubt, even if he doesn’t actually prove a case. He incubates the attacks in perpetuity, rather than seeking an actual resolution. But in Biden’s case, they’ve backfired in a way Trump couldn’t have imagined.

How Trump does it:

• Ask questions, raising the specter of wrongdoing.
• Be vague and broad with accusations — specifics can be proven wrong.
• Never seek finality. Once it’s over, the innuendo is gone and the attack becomes stale.
• The suspicions of wrongdoing are always more titillating than the real story.

This is how Trump has worked for years — and not just when there’s an election opponent to beat:

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