Donald Trump told FOX News recently, "I have a great temperament to be President, because I know how to win."
Hold on there a second, buddy.
That's almost like saying that you've sacrificed a lot in your life because you've hired "tens of thousands of people."
Are you making up your own definitions?
You did the polar opposite of sacrifice. You claimed your service to the country during the Vietnam war, which you dodged with most other rich kids, was to sleep around and not get a venereal disease.
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| Dear Donald, I know you said you don't read books, but you might just want to take a look at this one. First, try looking up the word "sacrifice." |
The way you win doesn't say anything positive about the presidential suitability of your general demeanor.
Anyone can win the way you do, Nubbs. You play dirty. You go where no one else is willing to tread because it's so distasteful...no, disgusting.
Most of us comport ourselves in a manner that supports a civilized society. You exploit that weakness in us mercilessly and do what you accuse Hillary Clinton of doing--play by your own rules.
And the complete crap that comes out of your mouth is not befitting of the esteemed office you seek.
You denigrate its 240-year history of being respected around the world. You would end that legacy the moment you stepped across the Oval Office threshold.
You are a Vulgarian.
And if your true purpose is to improve your brand awareness while you tear apart the party of Lincoln, then you do know how to win. You've succeeded.
Oh, and about those nude woman-on-woman modeling shots of your Slovenian (not American) wife, that appeared in the New York Post: she was really hot.
I can only imagine what men all over the world have done to themselves while looking at them..
But when Melania chose to walk that career path, she automatically and permanently took herself out of consideration for First Lady of the United States.
That's just the way it is and will always be. Right, all you GOP Evangelicals?
Look what the same infraction did to Miss America, Vanessa Williams. She was forced to abdicate.
And I think I'd put First Lady a bit above Miss America in terms of world importance.
As I keep saying, the GOP will for all intents and purposes abandon Donald Trump. The movement to throw him under the bus and hyper focus on down ballot races is quickly building.
If Trump is actually trying to alienate all but the extreme wingnuts of the GOP, he's doing an incredibly thorough and methodical job of it.
The next influential Republicans to write him off--Paul Ryan and John McCain.
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