Seriously, how do you think the man who compared the C.I.A. to Nazis will react when the Bureau of Labor Statistics first reports a significant uptick in unemployment or decline in manufacturing jobs? What’s he going to do when the Centers for Disease Control and the Census Bureau report spiking numbers of uninsured Americans?
You may have thought that last weekend’s temper tantrum was bad. But there’s much, much worse to come.
Maybe this will be what it takes to wake up the assholes who didn't vote because "I just don't like her!" Fuck.
The man is incapable of letting the small things go, and you can bet every slight just eats at him, festering and festering. Welcome to politics, where more than ass-kissing toadies get to weigh in on your daily performance. I hope he spends every moment he remains in office miserable and feeling truly hated everywhere.
He's not used to having people in front of him, listening to him speak, who do not serve him and get their paychecks from him. As Jack Shafer |says| in Po'o today, the press should be glad he's demeaning them: it means they're on to something.
It occurs to me that Trump probably thinks of the presidency as a lateral move rather than a move up. He probably thought media and the general public already paid as much attention to him as he did himself, and in his self-centeredness couldn't imagine a larger stage with harsher spotlights.
The proverbial dog that caught the car, only not as adorable.
That picture is certainly worth a thousand words
Maybe this will be what it takes to wake up the assholes who didn't vote because "I just don't like her!" Fuck.
The man is incapable of letting the small things go, and you can bet every slight just eats at him, festering and festering. Welcome to politics, where more than ass-kissing toadies get to weigh in on your daily performance. I hope he spends every moment he remains in office miserable and feeling truly hated everywhere.
He's not used to having people in front of him, listening to him speak, who do not serve him and get their paychecks from him. As Jack Shafer |says| in Po'o today, the press should be glad he's demeaning them: it means they're on to something.
It occurs to me that Trump probably thinks of the presidency as a lateral move rather than a move up. He probably thought media and the general public already paid as much attention to him as he did himself, and in his self-centeredness couldn't imagine a larger stage with harsher spotlights.
The proverbial dog that caught the car, only not as adorable.
Maybe his heart will grow three sizes in one day!
Asplody-like? OK then!