- Aug 10, 2009
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The President reminds me of Henry VIII, who in little more than 14 years had six wives, killed two of them, another did die in childbirth, and another did die abandoned in exile. Henry created and lived in a fantasy world, in which he was so strong, he could make it reality.
The prospect that Bob Woodward raised in his interview with Cooper Anderson is that Trump has lived so long in a fantasy world of his own making -- where he is always, the best, the strongest, the hero -- that he lacks the ability to differentiate between that world and the world in which the rest of us are living in.
The difference for us, thank God, is that Trump can't kill those who disagree with him, unlike Henry, who did just that.
We the People are going to politically kill this presidency and end his fantasy.
The prospect that Bob Woodward raised in his interview with Cooper Anderson is that Trump has lived so long in a fantasy world of his own making -- where he is always, the best, the strongest, the hero -- that he lacks the ability to differentiate between that world and the world in which the rest of us are living in.
The difference for us, thank God, is that Trump can't kill those who disagree with him, unlike Henry, who did just that.
We the People are going to politically kill this presidency and end his fantasy.
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