Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him

[g5000]

Impeachment would bother anyone except a sociopath. Why didn't it bother Bill Clinton?

Clinton apologized after he was impeached. Publicly.

You won't see an apology from Traitor Trump.

 

[WillowTree]

The impeachment bar has been set pretty low by Republicans. Lie about a blowjob, get impeached.

Russian asset Donald Trump, on the other hand, betrayed our country for personal political gain. A crime like that is precisely what the instrument of impeachment is for.

1. It wasn't the blowjob lie that Clinton got impeached for, it was the cigar shoved up an intern's ass.
2. You keep misrepresenting what the articles of impeachment are. Why do you need to lie? Because the real articles aren't even crimes, LOL!!
Article-1, total bullshit "abuse of power" argument, no Republicans will vote for it
Article-2, was voided when the USSC took the House subpoena case about Trump's tax records, that proved that Trump does in-fact have the right to arbitrate disagreements with the House in court, and that is NOT "obstruction of congress".

Congress is abusing its power, not Trump.

It just goes to show you how dirty, corrupt and dishonest asshole democrats are.

 

[g5000]

All the noise the tards are making around this does not matter.

A hundred years from now, the only thing Americans will know about Donald Trump is that he was a crooked game show host elected by Russia who tried to rig the 2020 election and was impeached for it.


The end.

 

[BluesLegend]

Impeachment would bother anyone except a sociopath. Why didn't it bother Bill Clinton?

Clinton apologized after he was impeached. Publicly.

You won't see an apology from Traitor Trump.

Sure, after DNA evidence forced him to stop blatantly lying out his big fat lying filthy Dem mouth.

 

[strollingbones]

Facts have no agenda...too bad you trump supporters don't know that

 

[Hellokitty]

It is very visible from Trump's conduct that he is hurt by his impeachment.

He is lashing out with insults and slander and doubling down on his lies.

Meantime his Rudi Giuliani gambit appears to be a loser because if Rudi had anything it would already be blazing on Fox News headlines.

Trump is fearful and frantic that GOP senators will turn on him. Donald Trump doesn't trust any GOP lawmaker, even his most vocal supporters.

Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi has more evidence on the withholding of aid immediately after Trump's Ukraine phone call.

Has dirty Donald hit the wall? Will Donald Trump have a 'Brutus' to deliver the coup de grace?

The Memo: Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him

Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him
BY NIALL STANAGE - 12/23/19 06:00 AM EST 1,581

President Trump is blasting back at impeachment, but he will feel its scars deeply, according to people who know him.
Trump, for all his belligerence and bluster, is viewed by many who have been close to him as acutely insecure.
He has sought validation and respect for much of his adult life — and has often been frustrated when it has not been forthcoming.
That was true when he was a young real estate developer from Queens who felt he was looked down upon by “old money” rivals in Manhattan. And it’s true now, as he confronts the reality of impeachment, which will put a taint forever by his name in the history books.
Trump’s “focus when I first met him was on success. The second half of his life, he has spent trying to be significant,” said Omarosa Manigault Newman, who met Trump 16 years ago through the hit NBC show “The Apprentice” and went on to become a senior adviser to the president.
“Impeachment effectively undermines his desire to be significant, because he now has that asterisk tattooed to his head,” she added. ...

Democrats have already lost on impeachment, so if Rudy does have something why do you think he would want it to be mixed up with impeachment?

 

[kyzr]

1. The next GOP House will repeal the impeachment of Trump, because they can with a simple majority.

Who filled your pointy head with this idiocy?

It would be perfectly legal to repeal an unjust impeachment, as long as the senate did NOT vote to remove.
If it ended up in the USSC then we'd know for sure.

 

[shockedcanadian]

If true, just wait until he is exonerated.

To risk ones entire Party in order to upset the person who beat your Establishment candidate is one gamble a prudent person wouldn't take. It is backfiring with the American people like never imagined. What will it mean in 2020? Based on the donations going to the GOP, I'd say this was a dreadful, if not, immoral decision.

 

[Ame®icano]

Of course impeachment burns Trump's fat ass. Being the third president to ever be impeached will be all history remembers of the fat fuck.

There is no way that does not sting.

Trump and the tard herd are going through the five stages of grief. You can actually see it playing out in real time.

1. Denial

2. Anger

3. Bargaining

4. Depression

5. Acceptance

He's not impeached in the House until Articles were sent to the Senate.

Write back when you realize that.

 

[iceberg]

It is very visible from Trump's conduct that he is hurt by his impeachment.

He is lashing out with insults and slander and doubling down on his lies.

Meantime his Rudi Giuliani gambit appears to be a loser because if Rudi had anything it would already be blazing on Fox News headlines.

Trump is fearful and frantic that GOP senators will turn on him. Donald Trump doesn't trust any GOP lawmaker, even his most vocal supporters.

Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi has more evidence on the withholding of aid immediately after Trump's Ukraine phone call.

Has dirty Donald hit the wall? Will Donald Trump have a 'Brutus' to deliver the coup de grace?

The Memo: Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him

Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him
BY NIALL STANAGE - 12/23/19 06:00 AM EST 1,581

President Trump is blasting back at impeachment, but he will feel its scars deeply, according to people who know him.
Trump, for all his belligerence and bluster, is viewed by many who have been close to him as acutely insecure.
He has sought validation and respect for much of his adult life — and has often been frustrated when it has not been forthcoming.
That was true when he was a young real estate developer from Queens who felt he was looked down upon by “old money” rivals in Manhattan. And it’s true now, as he confronts the reality of impeachment, which will put a taint forever by his name in the history books.
Trump’s “focus when I first met him was on success. The second half of his life, he has spent trying to be significant,” said Omarosa Manigault Newman, who met Trump 16 years ago through the hit NBC show “The Apprentice” and went on to become a senior adviser to the president.
“Impeachment effectively undermines his desire to be significant, because he now has that asterisk tattooed to his head,” she added. ...

According to not so anonymous people you are an idiot.

 

[Ame®icano]

It is very visible from Trump's conduct that he is hurt by his impeachment.

He is lashing out with insults and slander and doubling down on his lies.

Meantime his Rudi Giuliani gambit appears to be a loser because if Rudi had anything it would already be blazing on Fox News headlines.

Trump is fearful and frantic that GOP senators will turn on him. Donald Trump doesn't trust any GOP lawmaker, even his most vocal supporters.

Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi has more evidence on the withholding of aid immediately after Trump's Ukraine phone call.

Has dirty Donald hit the wall? Will Donald Trump have a 'Brutus' to deliver the coup de grace?

The Memo: Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him

Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him
BY NIALL STANAGE - 12/23/19 06:00 AM EST 1,581

President Trump is blasting back at impeachment, but he will feel its scars deeply, according to people who know him.
Trump, for all his belligerence and bluster, is viewed by many who have been close to him as acutely insecure.
He has sought validation and respect for much of his adult life — and has often been frustrated when it has not been forthcoming.
That was true when he was a young real estate developer from Queens who felt he was looked down upon by “old money” rivals in Manhattan. And it’s true now, as he confronts the reality of impeachment, which will put a taint forever by his name in the history books.
Trump’s “focus when I first met him was on success. The second half of his life, he has spent trying to be significant,” said Omarosa Manigault Newman, who met Trump 16 years ago through the hit NBC show “The Apprentice” and went on to become a senior adviser to the president.
“Impeachment effectively undermines his desire to be significant, because he now has that asterisk tattooed to his head,” she added. ...

 

[toobfreak]

It is very visible from Trump's conduct that he is hurt by his impeachment.
He is lashing out with insults and slander and doubling down on his lies.

So in other words, Fruitcup, Trump should be happy, delighted, and be thanking the democrats for impeaching him? And you know he is hurt by all these unnamed people who "know him," then run right out to try to run embarrassing stories of him? And for what, "lashing out," insults, slander and lies, gee, that is really something you've uncovered there Denizen, I mean, in 2015, you attacked Trump for "lashing out," insults, slander and lies!
In 2016, you attacked him for "lashing out," insults, slander and lies.
In 2017, you attacked him for "lashing out," insults, slander and lies.
In 2018, you attacked him for "lashing out," insults, slander and lies.
And now that you've impeached him for a circumstantial assumption based on no crime, and for exercising his presidential rights, you are claiming that you've "hurt him" because he is still "lashing out" at his attackers with insults?

I'd say you haven't seen anything yet. You've just made Trump 400% more determined than ever to not only win reelection and to bust your asses all the harder every which way he can on everything that matters to you for another 5 years.

 

[kyzr]

All the noise the tards are making around this does not matter.

A hundred years from now, the only thing Americans will know about Donald Trump is that he was a crooked game show host elected by Russia who tried to rig the 2020 election and was impeached for it.
The end.

Kids don't learn history anymore, 100 years from now they will have real problems to deal with.
The Trump impeachment will always be seen as a partisan abuse of power by the House.
The Mueller Investigation was another partisan witch-hunt that proved Trump's innocence and the Russia collusion hoax.
You need to brace for the Durham indictments, where he and Barr prove that Operation Crossfire Hurricane was the worst scandal in US history, where the Obama admin used the power of the US intel agencies and the FBI/DOJ to illegally spy on the Trump campaign and tried to disrupt his administration using deep state partisans.

 

[Ame®icano]

Impeachment would bother anyone except a sociopath. Why didn't it bother Bill Clinton?

Clinton apologized after he was impeached. Publicly.

You won't see an apology from Traitor Trump.

What Trump should apologize for? Hurting your feeling?

 

[Terri4Trump]

Oh yah, Trump really looks scarred, LOL

 

[j-mac]

It is very visible from Trump's conduct that he is hurt by his impeachment.

He is lashing out with insults and slander and doubling down on his lies.

Meantime his Rudi Giuliani gambit appears to be a loser because if Rudi had anything it would already be blazing on Fox News headlines.

Trump is fearful and frantic that GOP senators will turn on him. Donald Trump doesn't trust any GOP lawmaker, even his most vocal supporters.

Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi has more evidence on the withholding of aid immediately after Trump's Ukraine phone call.

Has dirty Donald hit the wall? Will Donald Trump have a 'Brutus' to deliver the coup de grace?

The Memo: Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him

Impeachment's scars cut deep with Trump, say those who know him
BY NIALL STANAGE - 12/23/19 06:00 AM EST 1,581

President Trump is blasting back at impeachment, but he will feel its scars deeply, according to people who know him.
Trump, for all his belligerence and bluster, is viewed by many who have been close to him as acutely insecure.
He has sought validation and respect for much of his adult life — and has often been frustrated when it has not been forthcoming.
That was true when he was a young real estate developer from Queens who felt he was looked down upon by “old money” rivals in Manhattan. And it’s true now, as he confronts the reality of impeachment, which will put a taint forever by his name in the history books.
Trump’s “focus when I first met him was on success. The second half of his life, he has spent trying to be significant,” said Omarosa Manigault Newman, who met Trump 16 years ago through the hit NBC show “The Apprentice” and went on to become a senior adviser to the president.
“Impeachment effectively undermines his desire to be significant, because he now has that asterisk tattooed to his head,” she added. ...

Man you progs are petty....

 

[Terri4Trump]

Some goofy member psychoanalyzing Trumps feelings is not actual news or politics. I say move the thread.

 

[Mac-7]

Trump should be angry

and I am angry with him

he won the election but liberals refuse to accept defeat

 

[Oddball]

Impeachment would bother anyone except a sociopath. Why didn't it bother Bill Clinton?

Clinton apologized after he was impeached. Publicly.

You won't see an apology from Traitor Trump.

Sure, after DNA evidence forced him to stop blatantly lying out his big fat lying filthy Dem mouth.

That and the God Emperor has nothing to apologize for, other than obstructing the Hildabeest from the Oval Office.

 

[Oddball]

Of course impeachment burns Trump's fat ass. Being the third president to ever be impeached will be all history remembers of the fat fuck.

There is no way that does not sting.

Trump and the tard herd are going through the five stages of grief. You can actually see it playing out in real time.

1. Denial

2. Anger

3. Bargaining

4. Depression

5. Acceptance

History will damn sure remember it but not for the reasons you think.

Funniest thing is that moonbats like him have spent the last 3+ years stuck going back and forth between anger and bargaining (i.e. faithless electors, Stormy Daniels, emoluments, 25th Amendment, Mueller's hoax, ad nauseum).....Every time the "bargain" flops on its ass, they get even angrier than before.