Ceeboo wrote:canpakes wrote:I’m assuming that this reverses, from the conservative viewpoint - in other words, worries about America becoming unrecognizable because of ‘others’ scores in the upper zone around 100, and Trump’s statements in Helsinki scores an 8 or so. Is that how it works?
This post is confusing - I'm not sure what you are saying. If you would like to clear it up for me, I'll try to respond. If not, that's okay too. No worries.
Ingraham seems very serious about her commentary. So I’m assuming that while Trump in Helsinki rates an ‘8’ on the scale of Things To Be Hysterical About, this apparent problem of America becoming ‘different’ rates much higher, at least high enough for Ingraham to call on Congress to do something about it.
I also realize that what I’m asking interprets the Hysteria Scale slightly differently than you may have intended (maybe as regards deserved vs. undeserved hysteria), but I’m still curious about how Ingraham’s concerns rate in the overall scheme of things... at least from your own perspective.