S.E. Cupp Says Trump Needs An Intervention

[Jitss617]

TDS

 

[LoneLaugher]

Who she should blame is the long line of plastic politicians before Trump who provided the need for a Trump. Yes, he is combative and unrelenting. It's the only reason he won and has weakened the medias influence. If former leaders wouldn't have allowed the U.S middle class to be shipped out to China and entire industries stolen, along with intellectual property, Americans wouldn't have a need for a strong willed savior, no matter how imperfect.

How about the push for political correctness everywhere, that has allowed some to operate like Canada and suppress peoples speech, "cancelling" lives? Might this have something to do with the backlash against the Establishment? In the end, it's all about policies now, thanks for gross failures by his recent predecessors in particular, niceties and diplomacy be damned.

Now, consider the constant attacks and efforts to destroy him and what the response would be from anyone? Most would have curled up or walked away. He has had to fight both parties, the media and constant investigations into his life.

Until another candidate is louder, more bolder and more action-oriented in their position against China and your southern border, Trump will remain very popular warts and all. Consider Romney and his former tough talk against China, listening to him now does anyone really believe he would have been as tough as Trump? The West needs America to succeed, not secede.

Everyone is responsible for Trump becoming president except the morons who voted for him.

Everyone is responsible for Trump to run as President because he saw an avenue of getting to the top. He promoted mostly common sense basic things that we expunged from our nation or politicians did not care enough to protect.

What a load of shit.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

Yes, and that Intervention is voting Trump out of office this November.

 

[Desperado]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

I don't know who this person is. Why should I care?

Thank you, my sentiments exactly

 

[citygator]

There is no excuse for supporting Trump. The man is a vile human who cares nothing for the betterment of this country and only in glory of himself. I’m reminded of....

 

[playtime]

trump has continually shown signs of suffering from sort of personality disorder, at the least, and that is being kind. He is unqualified for any leadership post. The U.S. is in a double bind: how to contain the coronavirus while simultaneously continuing him.

he's a sociopath with malignant narcissism & arrested development.

doesn't this describe donny to a T?


How to Tell You're Dealing with a Malignant Narcissist
The intentional destruction of others while pathologically loving the self.
Posted Feb 22, 2017
[...]
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A person with malignant narcissism has the potential to destroy families, communities, nations, and work environments. This condition reflects a hybrid or blending of narcissistic and antisocial personality disorders. Psychologist Eric Fromm termed the disorder in 1964. Psychoanalyst Otto Kernberg later delineated the symptoms of the condition and presented it as an intermediary between narcissistic and antisocial personality disorders.
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Individuals with this profile can form connections with others. However, they process information in ways that can hurt society in general, but also the people who love or depend on them. Family, co-workers, employees, and others in their lives often have to walk on eggshells to appease a fragile ego and minimize the occurrence of their unstable, impulsive, or aggressive behaviors.

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[...]
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[playtime]

^^^ works for me ^^^

 

[Desperado]

Major TDS displayed on this thread....fun to see

 

[playtime]

^^^ Trump Devotion Syndrome ^^^

 

[shockedcanadian]

Major TDS displayed on this thread....fun to see

It's the pre-election "influence campaign" I imagine.

Clinton was a 98% shoo-in, so 2020 should be interesting.

 

[Fang]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

Trumpsters allow their hero to get away with behaviors we would not allow from our children.

They don't just allow them, they celebrate them. To them, it's Trump "fighting back".

This is a group psychosis, and we've seen these before in world history.

You're either totally naive or just purposely turning a blind eye to how Democrats act in congress. The lying, cheating and blatant waste of our time and tax dollars repeatedly should be enough to make anyone never vote for them again. But there's Mac1958 following along like a good little sheep.

 

[Mac1958]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

Trumpsters allow their hero to get away with behaviors we would not allow from our children.

They don't just allow them, they celebrate them. To them, it's Trump "fighting back".

This is a group psychosis, and we've seen these before in world history.

You're either totally naive or just purposely turning a blind eye to how Democrats act in congress. The lying, cheating and blatant waste of our time and tax dollars repeatedly should be enough to make anyone never vote for them again. But there's Mac1958 following along lone a good little sheep.

So the Democrats control your behavior, not you.

The Democrats control Trump's behavior, not Trump.

The "Party of Personal Responsibility" has turned into a bunch of children.

 

[Lysistrata]

trump has continually shown signs of suffering from sort of personality disorder, at the least, and that is being kind. He is unqualified for any leadership post. The U.S. is in a double bind: how to contain the coronavirus while simultaneously continuing him.

Ouch. I just noticed my mistake. You all know I meant "simultaneously containing him," I hope. I certainly don't want him to be continued.

 

[Fang]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

Trumpsters allow their hero to get away with behaviors we would not allow from our children.

They don't just allow them, they celebrate them. To them, it's Trump "fighting back".

This is a group psychosis, and we've seen these before in world history.

You're either totally naive or just purposely turning a blind eye to how Democrats act in congress. The lying, cheating and blatant waste of our time and tax dollars repeatedly should be enough to make anyone never vote for them again. But there's Mac1958 following along lone a good little sheep.

So the Democrats control your behavior, not you.

The Democrats control Trump's behavior, not Trump.

The "Party of Personal Responsibility" has turned into a bunch of children.

Seriously, you just won the "lame post" award for the week.

 

[Mac1958]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

Trumpsters allow their hero to get away with behaviors we would not allow from our children.

They don't just allow them, they celebrate them. To them, it's Trump "fighting back".

This is a group psychosis, and we've seen these before in world history.

You're either totally naive or just purposely turning a blind eye to how Democrats act in congress. The lying, cheating and blatant waste of our time and tax dollars repeatedly should be enough to make anyone never vote for them again. But there's Mac1958 following along lone a good little sheep.

So the Democrats control your behavior, not you.

The Democrats control Trump's behavior, not Trump.

The "Party of Personal Responsibility" has turned into a bunch of children.

Seriously, you just won the "lame post" award for the week.

Coming from an obedient Talk Radio Trumpster, that's a good thing.

 

[hjmick]

She ain't wrong...

 

[hjmick]

I've always liked Cupp. Especially when she called Keith Olberman a "gigantic prick". Though I agree with many of KO's stances, his tone has always been needlessly harsh so Cupp was right.

If you knew Olbermann like I know Olbermann, and I do, you'd not give a shit about his opinions...

 

[citygator]

The President is getting called out by S.E.
Does anyone agree with her? Trump has got quite the audience and of course, his detractors.

"“Imagine learning your teenager, for example, had been yelling demeaning slurs at the girls in his class, harassing them and calling them names,” she explained. “And that he’d been secretly using his social media accounts to go on late-night rants against perceived enemies, attacking their looks, and again, calling them names in unending, seething, rambling posts. Or that he’d been increasingly susceptible to bizarre and otherwise implausible conspiracy theories, and was spreading them unprompted to anyone who would listen.”

“Presumably, you’d be very, very concerned. These aren’t normal behaviors, nor are they signs of a well-adjusted, healthy and happy person. They are, rather, signs of a person who has lost the ability to manage their emotions,” she noted."

Trump needs an intervention because he’s like a child suffering a mental health crisis: SE Cupp

Conservative political commentator S.E. Cupp drew upon her experience as the mother of a five-year-old boy to inform her views on President Donald Trump."Every parent has warily confronted the hypothetical question: What would you do if you suspected your child was unwell?" she wondered. "Not...

www.rawstory.com

Trumpsters allow their hero to get away with behaviors we would not allow from our children.

They don't just allow them, they celebrate them. To them, it's Trump "fighting back".

This is a group psychosis, and we've seen these before in world history.

You're either totally naive or just purposely turning a blind eye to how Democrats act in congress. The lying, cheating and blatant waste of our time and tax dollars repeatedly should be enough to make anyone never vote for them again. But there's Mac1958 following along lone a good little sheep.

So the Democrats control your behavior, not you.

The Democrats control Trump's behavior, not Trump.

The "Party of Personal Responsibility" has turned into a bunch of children.

Seriously, you just won the "lame post" award for the week.

The “lame post” award? That’s a pretty boss take down. What are you going to follow up with, nanny-nanny-boo-boo?

 

[candycorn]

I've always liked Cupp. Especially when she called Keith Olberman a "gigantic prick". Though I agree with many of KO's stances, his tone has always been needlessly harsh so Cupp was right.

If you knew Olbermann like I know Olbermann, and I do, you'd not give a shit about his opinions...

Seldom watched him after a few episodes.

 

[petro]

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^^^ works for me ^^^

Of course it does. It's a cartoon, designed for the simple low intellectual minds of children like yourself.

Playtime is a very appropriate screen name.
If you find the above too hard to understand, just ask Mommy.