It is amazing how predicable Trump's shtick was!

[jasonnfree]

Not only predictable, but predicted:

Wayne Barrett, Harry Hurt III, Gwenda Blair, Tim O’Brien and Michael D’Antonio—authors of books about Trump that were published from the early 1990s to 2015— they knew.

During our initial convening that day in Manhattan, and in subsequent conversations—right after the leak of the “Access Hollywood” tape, right after he won, and right before he was inaugurated—they said he’d never accept a loss, that he’d say it was “stolen,” that he’d say it was “rigged.” They said he was “going to plunge the whole country into an authoritarian dynamic.” They said he was “a guy who is playing to a mob.” And no matter what, they said, Trump would retain “a substantial number of Americans who support him, and where he takes them is really quite threatening.”...

‘He Was the Ringmaster in the Demise of His Own Circus’

On the eve of Donald Trump’s exit from power, four biographers who studied him up close reflect on what he wrought on the country. And what he’ll do next.

www.politico.com

Trump is gone.....you really need to address your TDS

Bringing out the old TDS gimmick. The only defense the right wing has for the worst president in American history. He even staged a coup trying to over throw our government and his devoted followers still have their lips glued to his ass.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Not only predictable, but predicted:

Wayne Barrett, Harry Hurt III, Gwenda Blair, Tim O’Brien and Michael D’Antonio—authors of books about Trump that were published from the early 1990s to 2015— they knew.

During our initial convening that day in Manhattan, and in subsequent conversations—right after the leak of the “Access Hollywood” tape, right after he won, and right before he was inaugurated—they said he’d never accept a loss, that he’d say it was “stolen,” that he’d say it was “rigged.” They said he was “going to plunge the whole country into an authoritarian dynamic.” They said he was “a guy who is playing to a mob.” And no matter what, they said, Trump would retain “a substantial number of Americans who support him, and where he takes them is really quite threatening.”...

‘He Was the Ringmaster in the Demise of His Own Circus’

On the eve of Donald Trump’s exit from power, four biographers who studied him up close reflect on what he wrought on the country. And what he’ll do next.

www.politico.com

Trump is gone.....you really need to address your TDS

Bringing out the old TDS gimmick. The only defense the right wing has for the worst president in American history. He even staged a coup trying to over throw our government and his devoted followers still have their lips glued to his ass.

Dude, the asshole OP starts threads a day whining about anything Trump.....and you follow like a lap puppy

Get the fck over it. Both of you

 

[schmidlap]

Dude, the asshole OP starts threads a day whining about anything Trump.....and you follow like a lap puppy

Get the fck over it. Both of you

Retrospective analysis of former presidents cannot be avoided, as desperately as some might wish. In the case of Cry Baby Sore Loser, his second Senate impeachment trial, ongoing criminal investigations, and other pending prosecutions will not allow a weary and damaged nation to yet move on from Trumpery, I'm afraid.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Dude, the asshole OP starts threads a day whining about anything Trump.....and you follow like a lap puppy

Get the fck over it. Both of you

Retrospective analysis of former presidents cannot be avoided, as desperately as some might wish. In the case of Cry Baby Sore Loser, his second Senate impeachment trial, ongoing criminal investigations, and other pending prosecutions will not allow a weary and damaged nation to yet move on from Trumpery, I'm afraid.

Get over yourself you TDS inflicted loon

How's that?

 

[schmidlap]

Get over yourself you TDS inflicted loon

How's that?

I understand that you are bitter, upset, are disillusioned, and feel betrayed.

Not just the Americans electorate, but also many rational Republican administration personnel, elected office holders, judges, and patriots in general did not share your unquestioning, emotional zealotry for the failed casino operator and reality-tv performer, especially after he incited an insurrection because he is too weak to confront reality with integrity and place the nation before his own petty self-obsession.

Pence, McConnell and Murdock finally giving up on him particularly vexes his tenacious butt barnacles.

 

[schmidlap]

Because many of the politicians in our nation are above board and honorable men and women.

All are flawed human beings - except in the minds of Trump's worshipping lickspittles who make an exception as they revere their Cry Baby Sore Loser with mindless devotion.

Elsewhere, in the realm of reality, he is assessed by the same metrics that apply to all, relative merit is objectively assigned, and he is found to be decidedly inferior.

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The most surprising political development of the 21st century was that Donald Trump became president of the United States. The least surprising development was that he turned out to be bad at the job.​

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Evaluating presidential performance can be difficult. Some presidents' qualities only become clear long after they leave office, as previously unknown information comes to light and the revelations of history render their decisions more or less justified than they seemed at the time. Ideological predispositions inevitably color our views of political figures, who sometimes rise or fall in retrospective estimation as subsequent intellectual trends shift the grounds on which they are judged...​

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Regardless of these challenges, the general verdict on Trump among historians and political scientists, reporters and commentators, and most of the Washington political community (including, at least privately, many Republicans) is guaranteed to range from disappointment and mockery to outright declarations that he was the worst president in American history. And there is little reason to expect that the information yet to emerge about the internal operations of the Trump administration will improve his reputation in the future. Instead, it's far more likely that there are stories still to be told about the events of the last four years that history will find just as damning as today's public knowledge...​

In the End, the Trump Presidency Was a Failure on Its Own Terms

The most surprising political development of the 21st century was that Donald Trump became president of the United States. The least surpris...

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