Trump was horrified that he won the election

[jillian]

"Trump Was Horrified When He Won the White House and Melania Cried"
-- Yahoo News

From the article:

Trump’s longtime friend and former head of Fox News Roger Ailes used to say “if you want a career in television, first run for president.” And that’s just what Trump did, with plans to start a news network and become “the most famous man in the world.”

He certainly wanted the fame that goes along with running a successful campaign, but critics theorizedthat he wasn’t quite as happy claiming the job of president. In February, The New York Times reported that Trump misses his access to “fans and supporters — an important source of feedback and validation.” The Associated Press wrote thatTrump didn’t even want to live in the White House.

So now we know. Not only should people not have voted for Trump, he and his wife would have preferred that people did not do so!

That revelation almost makes wonder whether Trump's shenanigans -- the irresponsibility, the callousness about the Office of the POTUS, the incessant paltering, the puerily pointless bombasts, his glibness about the nuclear threat implications of his taunts, the indiscriminate belligerence, the lip-service-only stance when it comes to leading the charge to effect his agenda, his refusal to read intel reports, his insistence on maintaining conflicts of interest, the lack of transparency, his refusal to release his tax return(s), etc. -- of a mind to make himself the victim and thereby get himself impeached and removed from office. It's not as though he hasn't already portrayed himself thus...rigged election, witch hunt, fake news, etc.

Too, it's no wonder that other world leaders have moved to disregard -- or worse as shown by the recent U.N. vote, oppose -- Trump-run U.S. Might Trump have confided in them that he doesn't really want to be POTUS?

I wonder whether when remarking about shooting someone on Fifth Ave., was something he said to ensure that he wouldn't be elected. It's certainly a presumptuous enough remark that one would have thought no voters would countenance a POTUS candidate saying it and, in turn, nonetheless vote for the candidate.

Wow, yet more BS that progressives believe hook line and sinker.....

The amount of absolute crap that has been published about this guy, that you people swoon over, is astonishing. What is even more astonishing is after it is proven false you blissfully ignore those facts, and move on to the next supposed outrage.

it isn't "progressives" who said it... .it is the people around Donald.

damn, trumpers hate reality...and keep saying things are false every time they don't like what the truth is.

 

[usmbguest5318]

"Trump Was Horrified When He Won the White House and Melania Cried"
-- Yahoo News

From the article:

Trump’s longtime friend and former head of Fox News Roger Ailes used to say “if you want a career in television, first run for president.” And that’s just what Trump did, with plans to start a news network and become “the most famous man in the world.”

He certainly wanted the fame that goes along with running a successful campaign, but critics theorizedthat he wasn’t quite as happy claiming the job of president. In February, The New York Times reported that Trump misses his access to “fans and supporters — an important source of feedback and validation.” The Associated Press wrote thatTrump didn’t even want to live in the White House.

So now we know. Not only should people not have voted for Trump, he and his wife would have preferred that people did not do so!

That revelation almost makes wonder whether Trump's shenanigans -- the irresponsibility, the callousness about the Office of the POTUS, the incessant paltering, the puerily pointless bombasts, his glibness about the nuclear threat implications of his taunts, the indiscriminate belligerence, the lip-service-only stance when it comes to leading the charge to effect his agenda, his refusal to read intel reports, his insistence on maintaining conflicts of interest, the lack of transparency, his refusal to release his tax return(s), etc. -- of a mind to make himself the victim and thereby get himself impeached and removed from office. It's not as though he hasn't already portrayed himself thus...rigged election, witch hunt, fake news, etc.

Too, it's no wonder that other world leaders have moved to disregard -- or worse as shown by the recent U.N. vote, oppose -- Trump-run U.S. Might Trump have confided in them that he doesn't really want to be POTUS?

I wonder whether when remarking about shooting someone on Fifth Ave., was something he said to ensure that he wouldn't be elected. It's certainly a presumptuous enough remark that one would have thought no voters would countenance a POTUS candidate saying it and, in turn, nonetheless vote for the candidate.

/——/ So why would he collide with the Russians to win? Why would he fly around the country frantically during the last few days campaigning if he wanted to lose? Mitt taught us how to lose by coasting across the finish line.

So why would he collide with the Russians to win?

Do you mean "collude" or perhaps "collaborate" or "conspire?"

 

[usmbguest5318]

"Trump Was Horrified When He Won the White House and Melania Cried"
-- Yahoo News

From the article:

Trump’s longtime friend and former head of Fox News Roger Ailes used to say “if you want a career in television, first run for president.” And that’s just what Trump did, with plans to start a news network and become “the most famous man in the world.”

He certainly wanted the fame that goes along with running a successful campaign, but critics theorizedthat he wasn’t quite as happy claiming the job of president. In February, The New York Times reported that Trump misses his access to “fans and supporters — an important source of feedback and validation.” The Associated Press wrote thatTrump didn’t even want to live in the White House.

So now we know. Not only should people not have voted for Trump, he and his wife would have preferred that people did not do so!

That revelation almost makes wonder whether Trump's shenanigans -- the irresponsibility, the callousness about the Office of the POTUS, the incessant paltering, the puerily pointless bombasts, his glibness about the nuclear threat implications of his taunts, the indiscriminate belligerence, the lip-service-only stance when it comes to leading the charge to effect his agenda, his refusal to read intel reports, his insistence on maintaining conflicts of interest, the lack of transparency, his refusal to release his tax return(s), etc. -- of a mind to make himself the victim and thereby get himself impeached and removed from office. It's not as though he hasn't already portrayed himself thus...rigged election, witch hunt, fake news, etc.

Too, it's no wonder that other world leaders have moved to disregard -- or worse as shown by the recent U.N. vote, oppose -- Trump-run U.S. Might Trump have confided in them that he doesn't really want to be POTUS?

I wonder whether when remarking about shooting someone on Fifth Ave., was something he said to ensure that he wouldn't be elected. It's certainly a presumptuous enough remark that one would have thought no voters would countenance a POTUS candidate saying it and, in turn, nonetheless vote for the candidate.

/——/ So why would he collide with the Russians to win? Why would he fly around the country frantically during the last few days campaigning if he wanted to lose? Mitt taught us how to lose by coasting across the finish line.

So why would he collide with the Russians to win?

You'd need to ask Trump that question.

I think Trump has lost what little sound reasoning ability he once had; thus I won't posit reasons why he does or says anything.

Donald Trump was the dumbest goddamn student I ever had.
-- William T. Kelley, one of Trump's professors at Wharton​

 

[usmbguest5318]

"Trump Was Horrified When He Won the White House and Melania Cried"
-- Yahoo News

From the article:

Trump’s longtime friend and former head of Fox News Roger Ailes used to say “if you want a career in television, first run for president.” And that’s just what Trump did, with plans to start a news network and become “the most famous man in the world.”

He certainly wanted the fame that goes along with running a successful campaign, but critics theorizedthat he wasn’t quite as happy claiming the job of president. In February, The New York Times reported that Trump misses his access to “fans and supporters — an important source of feedback and validation.” The Associated Press wrote thatTrump didn’t even want to live in the White House.

So now we know. Not only should people not have voted for Trump, he and his wife would have preferred that people did not do so!

That revelation almost makes wonder whether Trump's shenanigans -- the irresponsibility, the callousness about the Office of the POTUS, the incessant paltering, the puerily pointless bombasts, his glibness about the nuclear threat implications of his taunts, the indiscriminate belligerence, the lip-service-only stance when it comes to leading the charge to effect his agenda, his refusal to read intel reports, his insistence on maintaining conflicts of interest, the lack of transparency, his refusal to release his tax return(s), etc. -- of a mind to make himself the victim and thereby get himself impeached and removed from office. It's not as though he hasn't already portrayed himself thus...rigged election, witch hunt, fake news, etc.

Too, it's no wonder that other world leaders have moved to disregard -- or worse as shown by the recent U.N. vote, oppose -- Trump-run U.S. Might Trump have confided in them that he doesn't really want to be POTUS?

I wonder whether when remarking about shooting someone on Fifth Ave., was something he said to ensure that he wouldn't be elected. It's certainly a presumptuous enough remark that one would have thought no voters would countenance a POTUS candidate saying it and, in turn, nonetheless vote for the candidate.

Wow, yet more BS that progressives believe hook line and sinker.....

The amount of absolute crap that has been published about this guy, that you people swoon over, is astonishing. What is even more astonishing is after it is proven false you blissfully ignore those facts, and move on to the next supposed outrage.

it isn't "progressives" who said it... .it is the people around Donald.

damn, trumpers hate reality...and keep saying things are false every time they don't like what the truth is.

damn, trumpers hate reality

I assure you they do not. One cannot hate that of which one is unaware or that one does not understand.

 

[Cellblock2429]

"Trump Was Horrified When He Won the White House and Melania Cried"
-- Yahoo News

From the article:

Trump’s longtime friend and former head of Fox News Roger Ailes used to say “if you want a career in television, first run for president.” And that’s just what Trump did, with plans to start a news network and become “the most famous man in the world.”

He certainly wanted the fame that goes along with running a successful campaign, but critics theorizedthat he wasn’t quite as happy claiming the job of president. In February, The New York Times reported that Trump misses his access to “fans and supporters — an important source of feedback and validation.” The Associated Press wrote thatTrump didn’t even want to live in the White House.

So now we know. Not only should people not have voted for Trump, he and his wife would have preferred that people did not do so!

That revelation almost makes wonder whether Trump's shenanigans -- the irresponsibility, the callousness about the Office of the POTUS, the incessant paltering, the puerily pointless bombasts, his glibness about the nuclear threat implications of his taunts, the indiscriminate belligerence, the lip-service-only stance when it comes to leading the charge to effect his agenda, his refusal to read intel reports, his insistence on maintaining conflicts of interest, the lack of transparency, his refusal to release his tax return(s), etc. -- of a mind to make himself the victim and thereby get himself impeached and removed from office. It's not as though he hasn't already portrayed himself thus...rigged election, witch hunt, fake news, etc.

Too, it's no wonder that other world leaders have moved to disregard -- or worse as shown by the recent U.N. vote, oppose -- Trump-run U.S. Might Trump have confided in them that he doesn't really want to be POTUS?

I wonder whether when remarking about shooting someone on Fifth Ave., was something he said to ensure that he wouldn't be elected. It's certainly a presumptuous enough remark that one would have thought no voters would countenance a POTUS candidate saying it and, in turn, nonetheless vote for the candidate.

/——/ So why would he collide with the Russians to win? Why would he fly around the country frantically during the last few days campaigning if he wanted to lose? Mitt taught us how to lose by coasting across the finish line.

So why would he collide with the Russians to win?

You'd need to ask Trump that question.

I think Trump has lost what little sound reasoning ability he once had; thus I won't posit reasons why he does or says anything.

Donald Trump was the dumbest goddamn student I ever had.
-- William T. Kelley, one of Trump's professors at Wharton​

/----/ So you're conflicting gibberish about Trump has caught up to you. BWHAHAHAHAHA.

 

[Avatar4321]

So he didn’t expect to win the election but he colluded with Russia win...

 

[whitehall]

Didn't you see the Trump victory laps? Trump wasn't horrified that he won. He knew that he would win. Newsweek was horrified that he won.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

This is what democrats say when all of their other foolishness has stopped working.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"Trump was horrified that he won the election"

Along with a large majority of the American people.