Donald Trump throws a fit as it all goes wrong for him
Let’s talk about the wrath of Donald J. Trump. This is a story that gives me immense pleasure to write. Why? Because of the subject matter — which happens to simultaneously make both Donald Trump AND the Republican party look like the fools they are.
So never-to-be-President- again Trump is lashing out at Brian Kemp, accusing him of stealing his own election for Georgia Governor. Kemp is a Republican, which I am sure you know, but it’s worth repeating.
Is this not extraordinary? It is similar to the story I wrote last week about the Pennsylvania Oz/McCormick race. Trump is disintegrating further into madness, and that pleases me immensely as it must please you. But the REAL story here? The joylessness of the GOP. Their own monster is turning on them as we said he would.
And that turn is ramping up. Who will Trump accuse of cheating next? See, here is the thing that the GOP got wrong — so very, very wrong. They seemingly thought they were united with Trump against a common enemy — us.
Oh, how they loved learning the art of the con~! They were eager pupils to a manic master. And they thought they were learning the tricks of Trump’s trade. What they did not realize is there was no unity. THAT is the big con. It is a con not against us — but against the whole of the GOP.
You see, Trump stands alone. His brain is that of a primitive wild animal, a carnivorous one that will eat the soul of any hapless person he roars into contact with. Trump’s mind is underdeveloped and filled with self-aggrandizing. He wants only the win — he doesn’t CARE what party it is.
In his baby brain, ANYBODY who wins against someone he endorsed is a cheater. And if that person happens to be a Republican — sorry, Charlie. And Hawley. And Cruz. And Fox non-news.
The GOP is attempting right now to ignore the Trump monster. But that likely will not work. It will not work because Trump’s id is a vortex, a storm of discontent, and he probably will keep up the squawking, the yelling, and the angry accusations — which will continue to be the albatross of the not–grand old party.
