Trump's motivations: Some of these pundits are missing it

[Crepitus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

I can't really argue with that, but I will say the effects are of more import than the reasons behind them.

 

[Crepitus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

Actually it's about both, and the orange pussy has done a tremendous amount of long term damage to our economy for short term gains.

 

[Blaine Sweeter]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

I agree with you. Mary Trump explains it very well in her book, she was "in the room" as the saying goes and she provides an explanation of his behavior not only from the perspective of being a family member, but also a trained clinical psychologist.

Trump has always surrounded himself with yes-men and yes-women who keep him inside a bubble. When questioned about the compilation of "happy folders", twice-daily compilations of flattering internet and newspaper articles presented to Trump in the morning and again in the afternoon, Reince Priebus did NOT deny it.

 

[Blaine Sweeter]

Trump’s motivation is to count all the legal votes and not count the illegal votes, you liberal lunatics.

You assholes didnt whine about Al Gore in 2000, so shut the fuck up.

Just how stupid do you have to be to compare this to the 2000 election?

How stupid do you have to be to say Trump must concede before the votes are certified?

How many previous presidential candidates who lost their election refused to concede before the certification?
Please list them here. I'll be waiting.

 

[Blaine Sweeter]

Trump's motivations: Some of these pundits are missing it

You are not a mind reader, you don't know his thoughts, so you don't know his motivations. All you are is a lying sack of steaming shit.

Ooooh....triggered.....so easily.

Trump's immature, juvenile behavior has been on display for the world to see for the last 5.5 years.
You don't have to be a mind reader.
Trump gladly shares his emotions and grievances every single fucking day on Twitter, sometimes as many as 140 tweets a day, bitching and moaning and whining about how badly he's treated.
He's like a 13-year-old teenage girl with PMS.

 

[Decus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

You apparently don't know who imposes lockdowns. Doesn't much matter though because until this virus is controlled and all follow guidelines the economy will keep crawling along.

So there hasn't been any discussion of a "lock-down panel" from the Biden team???

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/13/biden-advisor-dr-gounder-says-covid-advisory-panel-doesnt-support-full-us-lockdown.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/05/coronavirus-this-is-how-joe-biden-plans-to-fight-the-pandemic-.html

Too fking funny.

.

 

[debbiedowner]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

You apparently don't know who imposes lockdowns. Doesn't much matter though because until this virus is controlled and all follow guidelines the economy will keep crawling along.

So there hasn't been any discussion of a "lock-down panel" from the Biden team???

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/13/biden-advisor-dr-gounder-says-covid-advisory-panel-doesnt-support-full-us-lockdown.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/05/coronavirus-this-is-how-joe-biden-plans-to-fight-the-pandemic-.html

Too fking funny.

.

Ok get this only a governor can shut their states down.

 

[Blaine Sweeter]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

Consider that when referring to ‘Trump,’ pundits are not necessarily referring to Trump the individual; rather, they’re referring to Trump’s enablers and sycophants – the partisan henchmen whose goal it is to undermine our democracy and de-legitimize Biden's win.

Yes, Trump isn’t smart enough to come up with these bizarre lawsuits and insane conspiracy theories, but he signs-off on them the consequence of his being a reckless, irresponsible man-child.

There's nothing "bizarre" about the fact that Democrats are all crooks. Opposing them in court is completely rational and responsible

Yeah, and how's that working out for them....these court cases?

They are all falling apart.

The latest:

""Federal judge rejects Trump campaign's Pa. lawsuit with prejudice, saying it lacks factual proof
The judge said he could not take away the vote "of even a single person."

Federal judge rejects Trump campaign's Pa. lawsuit with prejudice, saying it lacks factual proof

Judge said he has "no authority to take away ... vote of even a single person."

abcnews.go.com

 

[bripat9643]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

Consider that when referring to ‘Trump,’ pundits are not necessarily referring to Trump the individual; rather, they’re referring to Trump’s enablers and sycophants – the partisan henchmen whose goal it is to undermine our democracy and de-legitimize Biden's win.

Yes, Trump isn’t smart enough to come up with these bizarre lawsuits and insane conspiracy theories, but he signs-off on them the consequence of his being a reckless, irresponsible man-child.

There's nothing "bizarre" about the fact that Democrats are all crooks. Opposing them in court is completely rational and responsible

Yeah, and how's that working out for them....these court cases?

They are all falling apart.

The latest:

""Federal judge rejects Trump campaign's Pa. lawsuit with prejudice, saying it lacks factual proof
The judge said he could not take away the vote "of even a single person."

Federal judge rejects Trump campaign's Pa. lawsuit with prejudice, saying it lacks factual proof

Judge said he has "no authority to take away ... vote of even a single person."

abcnews.go.com

What's your point? No one is expecting Democrat appointed judges to rule in Trump's favor.

 

[WelfareQueen]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

Poor Mac & Cheese. Every thread, every post, every thought is Trump, Trump, Trump. . It must be your porn. Are you "Toobin" while you constantly and obsessively post about Trump?

Better come up for air Mac & Cheese. You might injure yourself.

 

[Decus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

Actually it's about both, and the orange pussy has done a tremendous amount of long term damage to our economy for short term gains.

Please explain what "tremendous long-term damage" Trump has done. I listed some areas where I feel Biden would damage the economy. Please do the same regarding your statement.

.

 

[Decus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

You apparently don't know who imposes lockdowns. Doesn't much matter though because until this virus is controlled and all follow guidelines the economy will keep crawling along.

So there hasn't been any discussion of a "lock-down panel" from the Biden team???

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/13/biden-advisor-dr-gounder-says-covid-advisory-panel-doesnt-support-full-us-lockdown.html

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/05/coronavirus-this-is-how-joe-biden-plans-to-fight-the-pandemic-.html

Too fking funny.

.

Ok get this only a governor can shut their states down.

So you are not denying lock-down panels but are saying that Biden will have no influence with governors should he push for a lock-down.

Wow hard to believe but you must be right because........

.

 

[AceRothstein]

Trump’s motivation is to count all the legal votes and not count the illegal votes, you liberal lunatics.

You assholes didnt whine about Al Gore in 2000, so shut the fuck up.

Just how stupid do you have to be to compare this to the 2000 election?

How stupid do you have to be to say Trump must concede before the votes are certified?

I hope he doesn't concede. I'd prefer to see him dragged out of the White House kicking and screaming.

 

[ColonelAngus]

Trump’s motivation is to count all the legal votes and not count the illegal votes, you liberal lunatics.

You assholes didnt whine about Al Gore in 2000, so shut the fuck up.

Just how stupid do you have to be to compare this to the 2000 election?

How stupid do you have to be to say Trump must concede before the votes are certified?

I hope he doesn't concede. I'd prefer to see him dragged out of the White House kicking and screaming.

Why?

 

[Crepitus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

Actually it's about both, and the orange pussy has done a tremendous amount of long term damage to our economy for short term gains.

Please explain what "tremendous long-term damage" Trump has done. I listed some areas I feel Biden would damage the economy. Please do the same regarding your statement.

.

Look at the deficits and environmental damage.

 

[AceRothstein]

Trump’s motivation is to count all the legal votes and not count the illegal votes, you liberal lunatics.

You assholes didnt whine about Al Gore in 2000, so shut the fuck up.

Just how stupid do you have to be to compare this to the 2000 election?

How stupid do you have to be to say Trump must concede before the votes are certified?

I hope he doesn't concede. I'd prefer to see him dragged out of the White House kicking and screaming.

Why?

For maximum embarrassment.

 

[Decus]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

If Biden follows through with more taxes, continuing lockdowns, a return to greater regulatory mandates, upending cheap energy and hampering the production of gas and oil by means of fracking, Trump will not be responsible for the damage to our economy.

It's about policy not people.

.

Actually it's about both, and the orange pussy has done a tremendous amount of long term damage to our economy for short term gains.

Please explain what "tremendous long-term damage" Trump has done. I listed some areas I feel Biden would damage the economy. Please do the same regarding your statement.

.

Look at the deficits and environmental damage.

You mean the debt, right? The debt is a bi-partisan problem and needs a bi-partisan solution.

The environment is a concern but as far as pollution is concerned we have one of the cleanest countries on the planet:

Pollution Index by Country 2020 Mid-Year

www.numbeo.com

Anything else?

.

 

[sartre play]

How can you be so sure what kind of a job Biden will do as president? Shouldn't we at least make an effort to work towards some middle ground on the things we do have some overlapping agreement on?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

Just remember, I'm going to review and post everything you have said about this entire situation.

You will look like the motherfucking fool shithead you are.

 

[Mac1958]

Much of the punditry (links below) is saying that Trump is trying to (a) undermine democracy and/or (b) de-legitimize Biden's win with these bizarre lawsuits and embarrassing, hair dye-dripping press conferences.

I disagree with that. I think they're giving him too much credit. This, to me, is nothing more than a profoundly damaged man-child whose daddy issues are driving him to a humiliating desperation, with no concern about the collateral damage he's causing.

If the argument is that the effect of what he is doing damages democracy and our electoral process, I do agree with that. But his intent is simply based on his own blatant emotional issues.

A vindictive Trump seeks to undermine Biden's presidency

It has been almost three weeks since President Donald Trump stepped to a lectern in the...

www.thetelegraph.com

Donald Trump Is Attacking American Democracy at Its Core

The President is transparent about his effort to stack the Supreme Court in his favor for an anticipated challenge to the election results, even as he and his Party work behind the scenes to suppress the Democratic vote.

www.newyorker.com

I agree with you. Mary Trump explains it very well in her book, she was "in the room" as the saying goes and she provides an explanation of his behavior not only from the perspective of being a family member, but also a trained clinical psychologist.

Trump has always surrounded himself with yes-men and yes-women who keep him inside a bubble. When questioned about the compilation of "happy folders", twice-daily compilations of flattering internet and newspaper articles presented to Trump in the morning and again in the afternoon, Reince Priebus did NOT deny it.

Yeah, I believe it.

I didn't know she a trained clinical psychologist, wow.