Dark Times: Isolated and Meanspirited Trump Has Never Been More Irresponsible and Chaotic

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Dark Times: Isolated and Meanspirited Trump Has Never Been More Irresponsible and Chaotic
by David Badash | November 13, 2022 - 7:37am
— from The New Civil Rights Movement



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CBS News’ Chief Election and Campaign Correspondent Robert Costa, co-author of a book on Trump with Watergate reporter Bob Woodward, reveals what’s going on at Mar-a-Lago.

“Dark time in Trump’s inner circle,” Costa reports. He says he spoke “to several longtime friends, donors, and aides in the past 24 hours.”

“Many say he’s listening to very few people,” and is “isolated, and meanspirited about his potential rivals,” which is clear to everyone who reads the news or Trump’s Truth Social posts.

“Several of them say they’re tired of his rants and are avoiding him.”

Trump, according to longtime top advisor Jason Miller, was quite possibly going to announce his third White House run on Monday, right before Election Day. In thinly veiled terms Trump publicly suggested he was talked out of it.

Costa also quotes a Trump advisor who says: “I have never seen him more irresponsible and chaotic then he is today.”

“He seems to be in self-destruct mode,” they add.

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http://www.smirkingchimp.com/thread/david-badash/103952/dark-times-isolated-and-meanspirited-trump-has-never-been-more-irresponsible-and-chaotic

[cilla4progress]

1. Well his "inner circle"

sure has a lot more patience than I do!!

[Ocelot II]

2. Sucks to be him.

[Johnny2X2X]

4. That pic

Hilarious.

[magicarpet]

9. He seems to be having a bowel movement in the child's ball cage.

[debm55]

33. That is so funny.

[calimary]

10. Looks like he's deflating, like some of those little plastic balls.

Keep it together, donald! We need you to fuck things up for the GOP again in 2024!

[Justice matters.]

8. ooooohhhh lil baby hair furhair has a sad...

PATHETIC LOSER

LOCK. HIM. UP. BEFORE HE RILES UP HIS FASCIST DOMESTIC TERRORISTS.


'pologies for caps but just need to scream.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

3. Is TDFG going to ask Elon Musk for $44 Billion for his next bid for the WH?

Elon Musk would surely be the fool to give him $1 for his campaign.

[CrispyQ]

5. Irresponsible & chaotic, but still walking free with state secrets.

WTF? We look weak. As a party & as a country.

[stopdiggin]

7. WTF. I don't feel at all weak today

as an individual, a party, or a country.

[CrispyQ]

14. An arrest this week could change all that.

I was willing to be patient with the DOJ with the J6/insurrection investigation & charges, but this classified documents case? This is one of the biggest security breaches our country's seen and we're handling this guy with kid gloves. I'd be more than a little pissed if I was one of our allies.

[Boomerproud]

11. 100% correct.

[barbtries]

16. i agree.

not as a party, but the DOJ looks weak to me. what in the world could account for him not having been indicted by now.

[ThoughtCriminal]

6. I figure he's going to try to create a cable news network

to compete with FOX. Should be another disaster for any investors gullible enough to pour $ into that pit.

[debm55]

34. tRump said he was interested in CNN

[multigraincracker]

12. Rock bottom...

Toss him a pick and shovel. Keep digging, keep digging.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

13. I really hope it's not rock bottom ... I want that to involve a bailiff and the word 'remand' (nt)

[TigressDem]

15. Would that he'd do us all a favor and take a long walk off a short bridge.

Some people improve a room by walking into it, others by leaving.


Buh bye.

[Corgigal]

17. Mr. Reality Star

is unable to understand that no adult voter in America wants to worry about politics 24-7. We don’t want our politicians acting like children, and we also have our adult world we have to keep up with.
Trump just wants all attention, because he still lives in his silly tv sweeps world. Everything he does annoys us, because he keeps bothering us, about stupid crap daily. He’s just exhausting, but Trump , being a narcissistic person can’t handle that answer.
Thankfully, it is the answer because the voters tell us so.

[chriscan64]

22. I agree.

Listen to him or his mob talk about politics every single day is like hearing the homecoming king or queen talking about the prom every day of school.

[keithbvadu2]

18. He is still collecting money from his supporters.

He is still collecting money from his supporters.

My friend (82) still gets many, many emails a day from repubs asking for money against the evil, radical liberals.

(They really like the word 'radical'.)

The plurality are from the Trumps.

Many now asking for money for Herschel, who will never see it.

[Bayard]

19. Just keep self-destructing, MF!

Although, it would be in the national interest to see him completely humiliated if he still decides to run for prez.

[D_Master81]

20. Love to hear it

As much as I’d love to see him in jail, I’d much rather see himself see his power and political dynasty wither away to nothing while he pulls the whole damn party down with him.

[GenThePerservering]

21. I'm thinking beyond revenge fantasies

And want to see him try to run for prez and with DeSatan destroy the GOP by breaking it apart.

Letthemfight gif.

[SunSeeker]

23. His blood pressure is probably dangerously high.

[niyad]

24. Stroke out already, you F'n, murdering, orange TRAITOR**.

[Duppers]

25. Expose all his crimes and send him to prison.

Our children and grandchildren may wonder why justice was not equally applied if we don't.

Are we a nation of laws or not❓

[Higherarky]

32. Mostly not, for white-collars.

Sad but true.

[paleotn]

26. Self destruct then, but be sure to take the GQP down with him.

[wiggs]

27. He was irresponsible and chaotic in office too, and always had the

potential to snap. Remember, some of his cabinet said they had to keep him from illegal acts all the time. What else don't we know?

So far, we seemed to have dodged a bullet. A dysfunctional, sociopathic, limited, angry, toddler of a human being was placed in the most powerful office in the world. He made deals with several autocratic foreign leaders and, more so than otherwise, came close to concentrating wealth and power not for patriotism but to establish governments of oligarchs that were more important than the nations that spawned them.

[Auggie]

28. Thinking of "Downfall" " -- Hitler in the bunker. But it's Trump.

[Demobrat]

29. Sounds like business as usual to me.

When was he not irresponsible, chaotic, meanspirited about his rivals, and listening to very few people?

[2naSalit]

30. I just hope...

This means he's finally circling the drain and is spinning ever faster as he vanishes from sight down the tube to the sewer from whence he came.

[Torchlight]

31. It's tough for me to believe anyone can be more irresponsible than

he's shown us over the past eight years or so. But, it's Trump's 'Here, Hold My Beer' challenge in his race to irrelevancy

[Aristus]

35. Is it too much to ask that he make a third-party bid in 2024?

Split the GOP vote?

Does anyone really believe he would siphon off independent votes from the left?

[JCMach1]

36. I call bull puckey... Trump is the same complete a$$hat I bumped

Into in the Houston Airport in the 1990's (unhinged, foul, toxic)...

The RW, GOP leadership is trying to control the narrative and replace him with the help of the MSM.

The question is will the GOP base fall for it.

[Martin Eden]

37. TLG couldn't build the wall, but he built a Tower to his own Ego

That metaphorical tower is crumbling at its foundations, and its lone resident is beginning to realize it is in the process of crashing down.

Cheeto Jesus will not dwell quietly in the broken rubble of his giant yet fragile ego. He will rage, rage against the dying of the megalomaniacal image he constructed of himself.

In his malignancy and hatred he will lash out in nihilistic vengeance and take down with him, to the extent that he can, everyone and everything he blames for his own flaws and failures -- which he can never blame on himself.

But he largely will fail in his efforts at destruction, because the tower he built was being held up by the one thing he is rapidly losing -- real power.

He may for a while instigate a war within the Republican Party using the leverage of his brainwashed voting base, but the politicians who formerly kissed his orange ass will drop him like a rotting potato when fealty to The LOSER Guy no longer serves their interests.

Because that fealty was always transactional, by political creatures whose only principle is their own quest for power.