'Anonymous' can't derail Trump plans
Away from Washington, few Americans are paying attention to the saga, while the president has reasons to cheer - a key political win and a buoyant economy that's on the uptrend.
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IT all started late Wednesday afternoon (Washington time), when I noticed that I had more than 20 unread text messages, not to mention so much activity going on in my Facebook and Twitter accounts.
On normal days, I tend to receive around 10 text messages, usually from family members, friends and colleagues, some useful info ("I am still waiting for the train. Be Late"), some personal gossip a la "Have you heard?!", and quite a lot of spam.
So this bombardment of text messages seemed to be unusual, especially since most of them initially did not make sense to me, like "Who do you think wrote it?" or "Who is this guy?" and "Guess who is Anonymous?"
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