Explain Trump

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Your opioid addiction is making you delusional and it doesn't help that your little IQ either

Projection.

 

[PoliTalker]

Hello BartenderElite,

He has never told the truth in his life. He's a proven con man. He routinely stiffed contractors and other businesses on payments. He made fun of a disabled guy. He disparaged POW's and the military. He hates women. He swindled supporters out of hard-earned cash with a classic fine-print grift that automated contributions. He insulted the wives, fathers and other family of allies in his own party. He incited an insurrection with lies. He led the bogus and racist birther movement.

He's a pathetically insecure man, with no real vision or courage. We've never had someone with such a frail ego leading a national party.

Generally, when a candidate loses a Presidential election, their party moves on without looking back. That candidate is usually marginalized and forgotten.

But not Trump. As Graham stated, there really is no GOP without him anymore. The party is a cult of personality.

Why is that? Can anyone explain Trump?

It is the lost party, looking for a cause.

They can't get enough voters on traditional Republican values; they have no platform, so they are willing to go with the one person who can bring in the votes, even if those are votes of hatred and greed.

Look at how Christians suddenly dropped all their values over a singular issue.

That's a hint at explaining today's Republican Party.

 

[Yakuda]

He has never told the truth in his life. He's a proven con man. He routinely stiffed contractors and other businesses on payments. He made fun of a disabled guy. He disparaged POW's and the military. He hates women. He swindled supporters out of hard-earned cash with a classic fine-print grift that automated contributions. He insulted the wives, fathers and other family of allies in his own party. He incited an insurrection with lies. He led the bogus and racist birther movement.

He's a pathetically insecure man, with no real vision or courage. We've never had someone with such a frail ego leading a national party.

Generally, when a candidate loses a Presidential election, their party moves on without looking back. That candidate is usually marginalized and forgotten.

But not Trump. As Graham stated, there really is no GOP without him anymore. The party is a cult of personality.

Why is that? Can anyone explain Trump?

It's very easy to explain trump but you're too stupid to grasp it but here goes, trump is the equivalent of saying to you subhuman leftists, "Fuck you". Now with a human being I would try and explain that statement but since I'm talking to parasites there isn't any reason to explain. Why? Because parasites can't think.

 

[PoliTalker]

Trump?

He's easy to explain.

The millionaire's kid who never had to work a day in his life, never even had to work to get through school, bought his way, cheated himself out of knowledge, always used money to get whatever he wants. (except he couldn't buy wisdom.) Therefore, he needs a lot of money. Money is everything to him. He has no character. He thinks everyone is judged by how much money they have. He doesn't care how he gets his money, but he doesn't really want to be in prison, so he poses as 'legitimate.'

It all stems from being raise by a ruthless father who had no scruples. Trump watched his older brother try to be a good person and get severely punished for it by their father. His brother eventually drank himself to death. The family is so cold and ruthless that neither Trump nor his father lifted a finger to save his brother. Instead, they just waited for him to die. Then Trump was made heir apparent.

He knew he had to be ruthless to receive his fathers approval. The only thing he never got from his father was love. Consequently, he has no capacity for love. He thinks money is the only thing in life. Money, of course, is essential to afford a good secure happy life, but once the basics are met, plus perhaps a little for discretionary, no more money above that much buys any more happiness.

It's hard to have a good life without enough money, but more money above that magic amount doesn't make life any better. It might actually make it worse because of the stress of greed and suspicion. Happiness can't be bought. It's up to the individual to find in their own head. Trump thinks money is the end-all, be-all. He's sadly mistaken. Money is only the beginning. Trump never got this, never got past square 1. He got plenty of money. He just never knew what to do with it besides try to get more.

Money doesn't buy happiness. That comes from within. Trump totally doesn't get this concept. He doesn't know what happiness is. If it only takes a little money to be able to find happiness, then more money doesn't make you any happier. Trump never found happiness, and he foolishly thinks just a little more money might do the trick. What he should do is take some of that money he's got and get some mental counseling to sort out his massive issues.