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

[Meister]

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

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

Your Earthbound spirit is going to be sorely disappointed as to what historians will remember of the Trump administration.
I wonder if ghosts heads can explode?

 

[Care4all]

Trump should be angry

and I am angry with him

he won the election but liberals refuse to accept defeat

He refused to be our nation's president, not our President but only 35% of the country's president.

Beginning with his very dark sided inaugural address, and to this very day.... his goal has been to devide and weaken the Nation.

Y'all May think that's great!

 

[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.

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

President Trump obstructed a witch hunt, good job Trump.

 

[BluesLegend]

Trump should be angry

and I am angry with him

he won the election but liberals refuse to accept defeat

He refused to be our nation's president, not our President but only 35% of the country's president.

Beginning with his very dark sided inaugural address, and to this very day.... his goal has been to devide and weaken the Nation.

Y'all May think that's great!

President Trump won 30 states and over 300 EC votes snowflake, stop lying.

 

[BluesLegend]

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This is the 2nd or 3rd thread this clown has started claiming Dem's hurt Trump's feelings the liberal projection is off the charts.

 

[Meister]

Trump should be angry

and I am angry with him

he won the election but liberals refuse to accept defeat

... his goal has been to devide and weaken the Nation.

That started under the Obama administration. Let's have some honesty.

 

[edward37]

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. ...

The deeper the better I'd love seeing the pos end up in mattress city

 

[Mac-7]

Trump should be angry

and I am angry with him

he won the election but liberals refuse to accept defeat

He refused to be our nation's president, not our President but only 35% of the country's president.

Beginning with his very dark sided inaugural address, and to this very day.... his goal has been to devide and weaken the Nation.

Y'all May think that's great!

Its too bad thst thumps style bothers you so much

But he is the president and your phony witchhunt cannot change thst

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

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. ...

Trump has only himself to blame.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

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"I...am...bulletproof."

[ Open on still of “NBC Special Report” ]

Male V/O: And now, an NBC Special Report with Tom Brokaw.

[ Fade to Tom Brokaw, in front of a title backdrop that reads “The President on Trial” ]


Tom Brokaw: On Friday, after months of impeachment turmoil, William Jefferson Clinton was acquitted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice. Shortly after the Senate took the final votes on the articles of impeachment, President Clinton held a press conference in the White House rose garden. Let’s take a look at this historically moving address.

[ Fade to Clinton walking up to the podium. He gives thumbs-up as he declares … ]

Bill Clinton: I … am … bulletproof. [ walks off the podium, then walks back to say one more thing ] Next time, you best bring Kryptonite! [ gives thumbs-up and walks off ]

[ Fade back to Brokaw ]

This is from a coward who blocks people

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

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

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

You seem totally misinformed about impeachment.
The democrats opened Pandora's Box with their sham impeachment of Trump.
Here is what will probably happen going forward:
1. The next GOP House will repeal the impeachment of Trump, because they can with a simple majority.
2. The next time the GOP has the House and the democrats have a president, they will tar that president with an impeachment, because they can.
3. Turnabout is fair-play, so keep cheering on Nancy and her bullshit impeachment.

Those actions should sting a bit too, knowing that it was the democrats that started the impeachment food fight.
The more presidents that get impeached will make Trump's look par for the course, nothing unusual, just partisan politics.
Impeachment will become routine, not rare.

This is as ignorant as it is ridiculous and wrong.

 

[Yarddog]

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. ...

You would be hurt too if someone falsely accused you of colluding with Russia. Then wanting to impeach you for defending yourself.

 

[kyzr]

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

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

You seem totally misinformed about impeachment.
The democrats opened Pandora's Box with their sham impeachment of Trump.
Here is what will probably happen going forward:
1. The next GOP House will repeal the impeachment of Trump, because they can with a simple majority.
2. The next time the GOP has the House and the democrats have a president, they will tar that president with an impeachment, because they can.
3. Turnabout is fair-play, so keep cheering on Nancy and her bullshit impeachment.

Those actions should sting a bit too, knowing that it was the democrats that started the impeachment food fight.
The more presidents that get impeached will make Trump's look par for the course, nothing unusual, just partisan politics.
Impeachment will become routine, not rare.

This is as ignorant as it is ridiculous and wrong.

Why is it ignorant, ridiculous, and wrong? By what rationale' do you not see that turnabout is fair play?
The democrats impeached Trump for unconstitutional non-crimes, so why can't Republicans impeach a democrat for "maladministration"?
Similarly, assuming that Trump is acquitted, why couldn't a GOP House repeal Trump's "impeachment resolution"?

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

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.

yeah, Clinton apologized that he got caught.

 

[Denizen]

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. ...

Yeah, just like Adam Shitforbrains who was holding all that evidence of Russian Collusion that Herr Mueller never found. All liars in the Democrat party, and what is worse, more people are seeing those lies, thus the Democrats have to lie even more to push their agenda. Not working either.
Here is the liberal play book.

Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals

Opening page - Dedication
“Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history... the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom — Lucifer.”

Lucifer the father of lies
Image: bcfchurchmumbai.wordpress.com
Satan is the primary adversary of God and Man. He is called, Lucifer, Devil, The Father of lies.
Who is satan ? Satan is Lucifer, the Devil, the Father of lies...
disciplechristian.com/satan.html

You weren't invited to the wedding?

 

[Denizen]

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

The orange man is peeled and juiced.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

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. ...

Yeah, just like Adam Shitforbrains who was holding all that evidence of Russian Collusion that Herr Mueller never found. All liars in the Democrat party, and what is worse, more people are seeing those lies, thus the Democrats have to lie even more to push their agenda. Not working either.
Here is the liberal play book.

Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals

Opening page - Dedication
“Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history... the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom — Lucifer.”

Lucifer the father of lies
Image: bcfchurchmumbai.wordpress.com
Satan is the primary adversary of God and Man. He is called, Lucifer, Devil, The Father of lies.
Who is satan ? Satan is Lucifer, the Devil, the Father of lies...
disciplechristian.com/satan.html

You weren't invited to the wedding?

Bwaaaaaahhhhaaaaa….You are still butt hurt that Hitlery didnt win, even with her buying of the Russian Dossier that was supposed to be the back up plan, if she failed miserably even with the whole lame stream media trying to get her across the finish line. Just too ******* funny...…..

 

[miketx]

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. ...

No one believes a word you liars say.

 

[Denizen]

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?

Rudi is a clown and a distraction. He is under investigation for a number of offenses, including obtaining confidential information from the FBI in 2016, money laundering, and unlawful election interference.

Rudi's wife is currently the holder of his nuts pending payment of a ransom.

 

[Denizen]

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.

You are professing expertise?