Fair enough Hilz but many of us (POTUS included, imo) deeply enjoy seeing Trump setting his hair on fire and going down in flames.
Yeah sure. Iâll wait for the WikiLeaks version of this story:)
Madame President.
I agree much damage done and healing necessary. We must pull the foreign body thorn from our side as part of the healing process.
Trump at best perhaps an unwitting Agent Orange. Trump thrives on conspiracy theory. Perhaps he himself is part of one. Given that at his intelligence briefing he was given evidence that the Russians were hacking our political campaign, his suggestion at two debates that there was no evidence of that (e.g., âperhaps a 400 pound person sitting on a sofa did itâ) makes sense only if he truly is voluntarily working with the Russians or they are blackmailing him with something much more damning than has already been released to the media so far. I suspect the second is true. I would wager he knows that the Wikileaks stuff is coming from Russia to unsettle Hillary and help him, but doesnât realize, or more likely doesnât care, that he is simply one card in the much larger game the Russians are playing.
I believe the disconnect between intelligence briefing content (confirmed by intelligence officers) and Trumpâs public statements windows a seriously impaired mind and/or an irredeemably compromised candidate. The sexual misconduct is bad, but this likely to be far worse.
While secretlyâŚ
I have a sinking feeling Trump isnât going away on November 9.
Heâs going to be so aggrieved at the shellacking heâs about to be on the receiving end of, that heâll spend the next four years harassing Hillary.
And if he has Trump TV, heâll fire up the deadenders (the ones who have the time to spend 12 hours holding long guns outside a Democratic officialâs office) to make Hillaryâs life miserable and her job difficult.
âYou gave her 4 to 8â !!! 
I have to admit I always respected Hillary and thought she was likable enough, you might say. But I think weâre all seeing reserves of grace, dignity and wisdom in this person that I sure am pleasantly surprised by. One thing Trump is brilliant at is dragging people down to his level. That hasnât happened, and itâs a great credit to her.
I have mixed feelings about Trumpâs blame game and ultimate downfall. Watching him lose as the yuuuge loser that he has always been is very satisfying, But him blaming conspiracies and vote rigging is only going to stir up his uneducated, low-information voter base and make the future more and more difficult for the majority of us who are actually sane.
âSo make no mistake, we do have to repair the damage which he has doneâ
Hillary, he deserves everything heâs getting. Heâs lying about a rigged election, and everything else.
The racist, misognists arenât going to believe the election results, even when you win by 20% points! Itâs going to be ugly. The loser gop/bags wonât lift a finger to rein in the monster theyâve created either!
#VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!
Put a stop to his political designs once and for all. Let the Republicans deal with
the Trump Horror Show thatâs sure to continue after the election.
For nowâŚvote!
In private, however:
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Bury him on Wednesday soon-to-be Madame President! I like the sound of that.
Why act presidential now ? You will get plenty of time for that after Nov.9, 2016, I hope.
Itâs certainly possible there could be trouble during and after the election. I donât think much troubleâ99 percent of these people will probably just yell at the TV like always. But I wouldnât worry about Trump TV as a factor any time soon. If Trump were the most together and trusted guy in the world, a guy people were eager to work with and lend money to, if he were truly a smart, talented person, it would still take a year or two to get something like that going. As the person he actually isâa mentally ill, undisciplined ignoramusâI think heâd be lucky to have as good a run as Palin had after she quit. He may have legal affairs that will require his attention as well. 
I guess we know who the grown ups in the room are.
He might, but if thereâs one thing that turns off followers in America, itâs losing an election. Iâd be willing to wager that after he loses, around 95-99% of his current support will suddenly vanish into thin air.
Lets put it this way: How many supporters did Kerry, McCain, and Romney have post-election?
Trump may still have a hardcore base of true believers post-election, but itâs a very, very small segment of the population. Small enough that we wonât really care about it unless they start doing very stupid things (break laws). In which case they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the Laws of our Nation which they openly disdain.
Iâm filling out my ballot this afternoon!!!
Josh addresses this in his editorâs blog through the Lenny Bruce story.