Trump's behavior fully explained...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP:
I don't know where this "Trump will be impeached" nonsense originated but I've heard friends mention it too. There's no way in hell that he'll be impeached by a Republican Congress. The Republican electorate would destroy the House of Representatives.

Which Republican electorate? The traditional republican base would throw Congress a ticker tape parade. Trump's base, on the other hand, would lose their sh*t. But Trump's base and the Republican base are not the same. So the question is, which do Rs fear more in the midterm election? The Rust Belt may want Trump, for now. But the stroke belt God and Guns crew, plus Florida and probably Texas really want Pence. The House is really backed in a corner right now, so it will be interesting to want.

[Anonymous]

NPD makes sense.

I remember watching the Trump family on 60 Minutes after the election and you could see Ivanka giving him intense looks during his answers, almost willing him to stay on message. I think she's the only one who knows how to deal with him and that's the primary reason her husband has a spot in the WH.

Of course, an additional concern is the agenda of people who think they can control him. Because, only a week into his administration, its become obvious to the world that they cannot.

I don't think he'll be impeached. They're going to figure out a way to make him think stepping down is a good idea.

[Anonymous]

Trump can be crazy, smart, dangerous and effective all at the same time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Trump can be crazy, smart, dangerous and effective all at the same time.

Effective at what, though, is the question.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If he gets any more worked up about the election results, he's going to have an aneurism. I heard he was yelling at the National Parks Service chief to go find him pictures that proved the crowds were bigger.

Haha, can you imagine the right wing conspiracy theories if he drops dead?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the poster who keeps bringing up Trump's mental health needs help.

Which one? There are millions of us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think the poster who keeps bringing up Trump's mental health needs help.

You are not going to trick anyone into thinking there is just one person concerned with this.

There is one primary poster because his rants are similar.

You must be joking. Trump's mental health is a topic of conversation all over the world. Literally, my husband is in East Africa right now and the Tanzanians are talking about the crazy American president.

I love THIS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the poster who keeps bringing up Trump's mental health needs help.

Hey you! This is the original NPD poster from a few days ago. I've actually been traveling all day and just catching up on this thread now.
So happy to see so many other sane people agreeing with me. Looks like you might be the bitter odd man out in this case - you're highly out voted on this topic.

I'll be sure to enjoy the sunny California weather for you - in the 70s this weekend!

Xoxo!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP:
I don't know where this "Trump will be impeached" nonsense originated but I've heard friends mention it too. There's no way in hell that he'll be impeached by a Republican Congress. The Republican electorate would destroy the House of Representatives.

Which Republican electorate? The traditional republican base would throw Congress a ticker tape parade. Trump's base, on the other hand, would lose their sh*t. But Trump's base and the Republican base are not the same. So the question is, which do Rs fear more in the midterm election? The Rust Belt may want Trump, for now. But the stroke belt God and Guns crew, plus Florida and probably Texas really want Pence. The House is really backed in a corner right now, so it will be interesting to want.

I think it's clear the Republicans (not Trump's base) will turn on him, and yes, impeach him if it comes to that. They may be able to remove him from office by declaring him unfit, but I suspect they will give him a way out. He'll resign for some made-up medical reason and call it a victory, etc. etc. If they make up some huuuuuuuuge story about how he's the greatest president in history and he's done everything he said he would do, yada yada yada, he'll probably believe it all and "retire" to his Mar A Lago estate and continue tweeting until he drops dead.

Of course if he refuses to resign, he'll either be removed as unfit or impeached.

I did not expect Trump to melt down so quickly. Watching him on TV this week has been an astonishing sight. All the outrageous lies, the ranting, the ignorance and stupidity coming out of the mouth of the most powerful man in the world makes me feel like I'm living in an alternate reality. Never in my life did I imagine I'd see anything approaching this. It's surreal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:http://blog.dilbert.com/post/130880041216/narcissistic-accuser-syndrome

Accusers tend to have these characteristics:

- Dislike of confident, successful people.

-Hallucinating that you have the diagnostic skills of a trained psychiatrist.

- Hallucinating the ability to determine a stranger’s level of empathy, and their need for admiration, based on limited evidence seen out of context.

- Inability to distinguish between a smart operator with a strategy of aggressive response to critics versus a person with fragile self-esteem.

- Inability to understand that labeling one individual with an inflated sense of importance and fragile self-esteem at the same time is harder to explain than you want it to be.

- A deep desire to rationalize one’s own lack of success by imagining the only way that other people attain it is with the help of some sort of personality disorder.

Which would be more compelling if it wasn't written by a comic strip artist who is a Trump supporter, in October of 2015.

Let me guess... Daily Kos is the gospel in your world?!