The final straw?

ask notPresident Trump has said and done dozens of things that might have fatally damaged his administration, but seemingly emerged unscathed. Here are some:

  • Attacking FBI and CIA.
  • Denial of intelligence reports.
  • Attacking NATO.
  • Secret meeting with Putin.
  • Repurposing appropriated funds.
  • Withholding aid to Ukraine.
  • Withholding information from Congress.
  • Hiding his tax returns.
  • Praise for white suprematists.
  • Conflicts with military.
  • Lack of response to threat of pandemic.
  • Disregard of medical expertise.
  • Making personal loyalty to him a sine qua non.
  • Praise of Kim Jong Un.
  • Attacks on the Postal Service.
  • Thousands of lies.

Will reports that Trump regards killed and wounded soldiers as losers be fatal? Experience to date suggests it won’t.

 

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4 Responses to The final straw?

  1. Arthur Ahrens says:

    Great post. I agree with your conclusion.
    One correction: TENS of thousands of lies.
    One prediction: Trump has no bottom and can do nothing to lose his base, which, strangely, has millions of evangelical “Christians”.

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  2. Arthur Ahrens says:

    FOX NEWS. (!) confirmed parts of The Atlantic story.

    Perhaps this time is different …….

    Liked by 1 person

  3. whungerford says:

    The push-back is that “Trump never said that.” On the other hand, “The Atlantic” promises more revelations.

    Like

  4. whungerford says:

    If it is true that VA Secretary Robert Wilkie made excuses for Trump’s remarks, he contradicted Trump’s denials. With friends like Wilkie, Trump hardly needs enemies. Wilkie was proposed as Secretary of Defense.

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