âI Have A Mandateâ
whatâs his name? does your wife know?
âThe people are tired of incompetent leadership at the highest level.â
Letâs talk about all your bankruptciesâhow many is it again?
Moronic Know-Nothing candidate of a moronic know-nothing party. He has no concept of the thermonuclear obliteration theyâre going to experience in the generalâŚthough I think McConnell and Graham are starting to grasp the outlinesâŚ
You win the pennant and now youâre in the World Series â you gonna change?
What heâs not getting is that he no longer has the home field advantage. In the general, itâs not just RWNJâs who will be voting.
UmmâŚhe doesnât even have a majority of the republican primary votes. In fact, he isnât even close.
So less a mandate and more slipping through the cracks caused by too many candidates.
"People like the way Iâm doing."
Oh⌠My âŚ
Iâm really going to miss " coherent sentences " â
Trump seemed to think that if he won the primary with large rallies and Twitter attacks, the same methods would win him the presidency.
âYou win the pennant and now youâre in the World Series â you gonna change?â he told the Times. âPeople like the way Iâm doing.â
Yep. And how many of us here said he wouldnât change for the General Election because he didnât have anything else?
Well, itâs statistically likely for his insanity to work in our favor eventually, and he we are. #NeverChangeTrump
Trump: âOh three or fourâŚâ
You do you, Donnie. I think I speak for most of us here at TPM when I say thatâs just the way we like it. Be your special snowflake dumbass self, thatâll be fine.
Sure, he has a mandate to:
-be a giant, leaping a-hole
-bankrupt the USA
-hate all who arenât rich and look like him
-destroy our safety nets
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The problem is that his followers wonât believe that heâs been bankrupt- morally or fiscally- and anything you or I or anyone else says about them is a lieâŚof course, people will find out just how incompetent our leadership can be if he ever takes the oath of office.
âI think I have a mandate from the people,â he said. âThe people are tired of incompetent leadership at the highest level. Theyâre tired of trade deals that are ripping our jobs apart and taking their wages.â
Thursday should be interestingâŚ
âYou win the pennant and now youâre in the World Series â you gonna change?â he told the Times. âPeople like the way Iâm doing.â
All managers change some part of their game plan, because everyone is infatuated with winning streaks.
âIn a Broadway theater, the best, the best, absolute best sale is called âword of mouth,ââ he told the Times. âIf people love a Broadway show, itâs better than if you write a good review. Word of mouth is the No. 1 thing. And the word of mouth at my rallies is like, âYouâve got to go see it.â And, you know, one person goes and they talk about it to 20 people.â
Trump-the musical
Catch it now, because its final performance will likely be November 9th.
Iâm thinking Mr. Trump doesnât know what âmandateâ means â certainly not in the political election sense.
Interviewer: âDoesnât that speak directly to your qualification to be President? You were completely unable to manage private businesses without declaring bankruptcies; how are the American people supposed to trust that you would have any greater competency as President?â
Okay, I can dreamâright?
Ah! So Donald âthe draft dodging cowardâ Trump will continue to act like the spoiled, small-handed brat that he has always been. What could go wrong with that?
I think itâs helpful to assume that everything Trump knows about the world outside his penthouse is pretty much learned by walking past wall-mounted TVs. So his understanding of âmandateâ is âI can do whatever I feel like because lots of people voted for me.â Anything more sophisticated is out of his range.
So, he thinks the angry, aging, undereducated white people whoâve been filling his rallies and cheering his racist call-outs are âthe American Peopleâ and as long as heâs packing them in, heâs got the election in the bag?
And here people were wondering if he was real Republican . . .
Iâm good with that.