Mary Trump who authored a bestselling book that featured a stinging critique about her uncle, President Donald Trump, rebuked the President’s abuse of office for his own political objectives, condemning the Republican National Convention that wrapped late Thursday as “a law-breaking enterprise.”
"[H]e cares about nobody but himself … has no loyalty to anybody. And that he will use anybody for his own purposes and lie to them about his motives.”
Of course he will. He’s a blaggard. And blaggards gotta blag(?).
Blaggard Noun. (plural blaggards ) (dated) A scoundrel; an unprincipled contemptible person; an untrustworthy person. Usually, only used to refer to a male person.
(h/t to Mary for labeling him as such.)
I watched every moment of the RNC convention. To listen to the pundits and from comments I see from Trump supporters, I am more frightened that he will win a second term than I was before. The public at large is so uninformed and still believe his BS. The Democrats, particularly Biden and Harris, need to give more pushback on this image of “ violent rioters/looters“ the RNC and Trump have put out there.
Fat Donnie’s unified plan for the pandemic, economic crater, health care, human rights, national defense, global warming, foreign aid, Bill of Rights freedoms, Social Security, and pretty much everything else: Everybody dies except me.
I’ll admit. I saw a kid, about ten years old or so, and I asked him what flavor his Icee or Slurpee or whatever overpriced shaved ice mush he was drinking was and he looked at me like I was from Mars and declared, “It’s blue!”
Just finished watching Dances With Wolves…(I cannot bring myself to watch the scenes after the one in which Kicking Bird and Dances With Wolves were talking after the latter’s wedding).
But what I wish to point out is that a society like the Lakota shown in the film had fewer places to hide liars. The levels of stratification, the task differentiations, the mores and folkways and actual laws could not hide a malignant one like Trump (not that those societies did not contain evil-doers).
The question of “what is real” is always a societal item. For a society as complex as ours, we have to depend on people.
Lots of people.
That’s a Garden for someone like Trump to Harvest for the Gullible.