Not a Troll: But shouldn't we be concerned that Trump is having some sort of break

[diabeticman]

Down.


Yeah, I know he is an ego maniac and self serving but this "run" for the Presidency is really destroying his after run life. Who is going to go into any sort of business with him. I mean he is tripling down on his Mexican statements. Shouldn't we be just a small bit concerned?

[HooptieWagon]

1. No.

[RiverLover]

2. No.

Strange it even occurred to you, imo. Stranger still to post it here.

[GP6971]

3. Nope

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

4. No.

He's an egomaniac who doesn't seem to care what kind of damage he does or to whom. Fuck him.

[City Lights]

5. He's a blowhard used to getting his own way,

and is now having a lengthy tantrum. No breakdown.

[snagglepuss]

6. Tripling down is what people do who don't want to admit they made

a mistake. THey think well the damage is done so I might as well lmake it ook like I meant it intentionally.

[femmocrat]

7. I'm not concerned, but it did occur to me, too.

Maybe he will go the way of Rushbo -- losing all his sponsors. Hehehehe

But somehow, I suspect he will be just fine.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

27. Sure hope not. I won't be happy til Donald Chump is financially ruined and living under a bridge somewhere. The only concern I might have is he gives assholes a bad name.

[NCjack]

8. No. In his flagship business (real estate), the folks he does business with are

just like him. So, while he decreases one side, he increases the other. If he accidentally destroys himself, the world will be a better place.

[cwydro]

9. No, the man is very shrewd.

I don't think he does anything without thinking it out.

I can't stand him, but I really don't think he is having a breakdown or is in any way not in complete control of his message.

Scary that.

[lonestarnot]

10. What would make you think that? Is his hair falling out?

[RichGirl]

11. With all the injustice in the world....

...I would not waste a speck of sympathy on this pathetic excuse of a human being.

Unlike most people, he has choices. He can do and have anything he wants. He chose to be an ass.
If he is having a break down...oh well.

[Gregorian]

12. I'm really concerned about the people who comprise the Trump voters. Halibut are smarter.

[tkmorris]

13. Why? Fuck that guy

The world will be a far better place if he ends up blubbering in a rubber room somewhere.

[MiniMe]

14. He will just raid one of his companies and declare bankruptcy

for that company. Business as usual.

[nilesobek]

15. Keep him talking, keep him in the game.

Have some counseling experts and psychiatric help nearby, but this needs to go on a while. Its like truth serum for the whole GOP.

[spanone]

16. HE should be concerned but he ain't....

[bluedigger]

17. Me? No.

His business partners? Absolutely.

[Renew Deal]

18. Money talks

And he has plenty of it. People looking to get some of it won't be too worried about what he says. Also his businesses will say that they have nothing to do with him. He's just a name on a piece of paper.

I'm not defending him either, but his money is mostly in real estate, and that's not affected the same way consumer brands are.

[840high]

19. No. He's far from stupid.

[Betty Karlson]

20. No, this is normal 1% behaviour:

when in trouble, pretend that it was your plan all along, bluff, huff, and puff.

If that fails: pay for the damage and pretend it never happened.

1%-ers have fragile souls, you know? It's very rude to suggest their position in life engenders a high rate of psychopathology.

[MerryBlooms]

21. No, he has this same 'break down' every election cycle or when he wants media attention. $$$

[Vinca]

22. That's just Trump. He never admits he's wrong about anything.

If he misspoke and said the sky is green, he'd insist the sky was green until the day he died (the funeral . . . it was HUGE and TERRIFIC).

[LiberalElite]

23. No. eom

[joshcryer]

24. He's not having a breakdown, he's showing his true self.

His true self was always carefully managed by his PR people and managers. He now sees that his lunacy sells with a certain subgroup of Republicans (teabaggers) and has realized he can be who he is and say what he really thinks.

My guess is he to be second or even potentially win the Republican primary. If he accomplishes that it'll really stroke his ego.

[Paladin]

25. He hasn't shot his mouth off nearly enough to suit me. (nt)

[B Calm]

26. He's a GOP tool to make the rest of their candidates look half sane.

[Alkene]

29. 9 out of 10 comedians disagree.

Or something like that.

[JHB]

30. Nope. Let him worry about his business.

I'll worry about it when he pays me to. (Not implying you are, just admonishing you not to give anything to Trump for free, not even "two shits&quot

[randome]

31. Did you send healing vibes to Sarah Palin, too?

[hr][font color="blue"][center]I'm always right. When I'm wrong I admit it.
So then I'm right about being wrong.[/center][/font][hr]

[JCMach1]

32. No more than the rest of his party... he is their perfect candidate...

[GoneOffShore]

33. No. And it's not going to affect his after election business dealings.

People have short memories.

[stevenleser]

34. Oh yes it is. Spend some time reading articles in Latin American newspapers

who have spent the last 3 weeks covering what Trump has been saying with angry articles.

It will be very difficult for him to conduct business in Latin America again.

[GoneOffShore]

36. Oh, yes. But with crazy RWNJ's?

Not so much.

[Arkana]

35. No.

He can keep dialing in the anti-Latino rhetoric until the cows come home for all I care.

At this rate he'll drive Democratic percentages of the Latino vote into the percentages we normally get from African-Americans.

[el_bryanto]

37. Compassion is for the weak. nt.

[DawgHouse]

38. No. And I'm not worried about him losing business relationships either.