"If you have to lie, cheat, steal, obstruct and bully to get your point across, it must not be a point capable of surviving on its own merits." - Steven Webber
If that doesn't sum up the operating system of Donald Trump, I don't know what does. (He runs on iOS 2 <--- I Offer Shit)
I have yet to read, hear, or watch this human septic tank answer any question without injecting it with the language of a schoolyard bully. So unable to take even the slightest of criticism, Trump's immediate response is some variation of deflection, referring to his critic with his favorite go to words: "Lightweight" "Loser"
His mouth is a veritable sewage plant, running freely with the shit of his own ignorance, the sickly sweet stench of constant bravado.
While driving home last night, my husband, daughter and I were listening to CNN on Sirius. In the absence of any truly breaking news, they did what they are wont to do - analyze every scintilla of the previous night's episode of America's Funniest Videos - aka the GOP Presidential Wannabe Debate.
Experts weighed in on body language, how many minutes each candidate managed to speak, and yes, even had a word count for how many times things like "Free" "America" and "Obama" were uttered.
Oh, much also was made about the record breaking viewing audience which tuned in - estimated at 24 million viewers.
And no one banged that drum more than Clown Car driver, Donald Trump, when he called in to be verbally fellated by CNN's Don Lemon. Seriously, it was far less interview than copious ball gargling by Lemon who even wound up his "piece" by inviting Trump to come back and "be my co-host anytime."
Given the mic to wax crapsodic about his own greatness, Trump did what he always does - channel his inner carnival barker / overgrown 12 year old bully - a schtick which seems to resonate with the "I desperately wish I could tell everyone to f**k off 24 hours a day, too" crowd.
He repeatedly spoke of his greatness, his being the reason everyone tuned in ("without me, I doubt there wouldn't have even been 2 million people watching"), reminded us all that he is a winner whilst all who oppose him are losers, and grandstanded his brilliance at working the financial system to his advantage (read: 3 or 4 bankruptcies - he wasn't sure how many).
Let us pause for a moment to analyze those observations of his, shall we?
Donald, you are not great. Yes, I realize you completely subscribe to the "A lie repeated becomes the truth" school of thought, but those of us who actually enjoy facts can easily read the history of your "greatness" and know, in black and white, how duplicitous, conniving, and gutless you are and have always been.
As for the viewing audience brought in by you? Absolutely. Cars always slow down to take in a gory accident or trainwreck. Many people tuned in to watch the masochistic circle jerk on display - candidates alternately stroking your "ego" out of fear, then attempting to rudely yank out the verbal anal beads with no warning. We won't be voting for you, Donald.
As for the braggadocio exhibited when asked about the multiple bankruptcies? That the poor (literally) saps who seem to have transferred their Palin Pride Syndrome to Donald cannot grasp the utter hubris and complete lack of concern for the inequity at play does not surprise me. Bumper sticker thinkers are like that.
(And before someone attempts to throw the ridiculous "You're just afraid of him" trope - don't embarrass yourself. I fear him the way I feared Palin. I DON'T. I laugh at him, I roll my eyes at him, I swallow bile that attempts to rise in my throat when he speaks, but I don't fear him. And here's why. There are more of us who understand things on a global scale, who get the importance of measured words, intelligence, and tact, and who believe in the rights of ALL - who will again rise up and outvote you and your thintelligent ilk. Like we did the last two presidential elections when you trumpeted how "scared" we were of Palin, and then of Romney. So if you want to correctly throw the word "fear" around, here's how. Fear is a great motivator and yes, we are afraid of ever letting the GOP near the White House again. So embrace your guns, bibles, and misogyny. We'll continue to embrace the Presidency by outvoting you.)
Here's the thing, when a corporate entity declares bankruptcy - a nifty way to walk away from staggering debt - nothing happens. A corporation doesn't lose its house, standard of living, ability to get credit for YEARS. It simply moves on to the next deal, happily restructured without the weight of debt hanging around its neck, ready to declare bankruptcy again when said next deal goes sour. Trump calling those bankers "killers" and "bad people" somehow acquits him of stiffing them of billions?
Psst, Donald, when a human being declares bankruptcy, their life immediately changes. Assets must be liquidated, a court uses a formula to decide if you make enough to have money siphoned off towards your debts, and your credit tanks. You don't immediately move on, personal assets protected by some bullshit LLC or corporate logo.
Hmmm, wait, I thought corporations had been granted personhood by the Supreme Court? Oh, wait, sorry, that's just when it comes to bribing politicians and buying elections. My bad.
As the verbal masturbation moved on, Lemon brought up the question asked by debate moderator and FOX News face, Megyn Kelly, the night before about Trump's history of disparaging remarks about women.
Kelly: "Mr. Trump, one of the things people love about you is you speak your mind and you don't use a politician's filter. However, that is not without its downsides, in particular, when it comes to women.
You've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals."
(Insert Trump ascribing his comments to being about Rosie O'Donnell.)
"Your Twitter account has several disparaging comments about women's looks. You once told a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees. Does that sound to you like the temperament of a man we should elect as president, and how will you answer the charge from Hillary Clinton, who was likely to be the Democratic nominee, that you are part of the war on women?"
He responded with, "I think the big problem this country has is being politically correct. I've been challenged by so many people, and I don't frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesn't have time either."
I see. So implying on national television that a contestant on your show would be better viewed blowing random men is just a disdain for political correctness?
Sorry, Asswipe. Not buying the verbal swampland you're selling.
His reply to Lemon about the exchange with Kelly? After his thin skin got done crying again about being treated badly, he added, "There was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever."
"Blood coming out of her wherever."
I shit you not, at the same time, all three of us in the car stared at one another with mouths open.
Look, we are not ingenues when it comes to the hyperbole, hysteria, and hooey spewed by Trump. We expect it. We roll our eyes at it. And we marvel at the way it is lapped up by a percentage of the public. But this?
Yes, Donald, I bleed. Once a month, for days at a time. Yes, there are hormones attached to that cycle. Yet even whilst losing blood, I never lose my ability to think rationally, act with confidence, or bravely stand up to LOSERS such as yourself. Perhaps you should take some advice from Mr. Garrison on South Park who said, "I just don't trust anything that bleeds for 5 days and doesn't die."
You really should fear, or at least appreciate, the very group you are writing off.
Sorry, but his misogyny is a problem, America. And those of you who will defend this type of crass marginalization of women are as much a problem as is Trump.
Is there too much political correctness in this world? Sure. But there is a difference between disdain for political correctness and a simple inability to filter your own piehole when necessary.
Trump repeatedly shows he lacks the intelligence, presence, grace, and temperament necessary for the office of the President. Schoolyard bullying, bluster, and bloviating may work in the real estate market, Trump, and obviously it makes great reality TV, but on the global stage where lives literally hang in the balance and diplomacy is not just a nicety but a necessity?
You fail. There are world leaders who are female. Are you just going to publicly write them off as being on the rag when they don't agree with you? Are you going to greet Merkel by telling her how much better she would appear on her knees blowing the UN? Are you going to ass grab the Queen?
Here's the thing, Don - you won't get the nomination. The RNC won't have that. And you don't have the balls to actually run as a third party candidate because you know exactly how many votes you WON'T get. And no middle school bully will willingly show his ass.
Right now, you have sycophants who stand like frightened kids on the edges of the playground, happy to prop you and your bad behavior up as long as they are not your targets. But they eventually will be your targets, Donald. That's the beauty of your mouth. It runs and runs and runs and will eventually churn out some blanket insult that will hit home with them.
And they will be turned off. Finally.
You really are no different than an episode of any iteration of Real Housewives. Those reality programs are watched specifically because they showcase bad behavior, no-filter mouths, empty heads who think they are smart.
And like every iteration of those shows, those characters - initially embraced for "telling it like it is" - are cast aside when the schtick wears thin. When the emperesses are revealed to have no clothes and nothing but bravado. (Think Jersey Shore. The Situation who?)
Bravado is not brilliance, Don.
And that blood you disdained in Megyn Kelly? Well, it's actually in the water around you now. Last night, RedState's Erik Erikson disinvited Trump from a conservative forum at which he was slated to hold court, saying, "there are even lines that blunt talkers and unprofessional politicians should not cross. Decency is one of those lines."
Hmmm, when RedState goes "Oh, no he di'ent" perhaps you should rethink your free flowing mouth.
The sharks are circling, Donald. And one thing is as certain as death and the taxes you don't pay - the GOP loves to eat its own.
You're gonna need a bigger yacht.

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