… and so we begin to take a glimpse into the future to see how history might treat this idiot …
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Actually he talks about himself in the third-person a lot.
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The thing is that Trump has near zero idea of what is true and not in the real world. He consumes a diet of propaganda that, by design, largely mirrors what he thinks and says is real, in a vicious positive feedback loop. His aides and family surely have been winnowed down by now to just the people who know what he wants to hear and have learned to only tell him that stuff. And there is abundant evidence that even those precious few contrarian facts and opinions that reach him make absolutely no impression on him. Even things that are of no consequence like the 1917 pandemic vs the 1918 pandemic. The moment somebody told him he said something wrong, it really was the 1918 pandemic, he dug in and now will call it the 1917 pandemic forever, rather than implicitly concede he’d ever said anything wrong in the first place.
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Hey, fakers
I’m lit
cuz you won’t
talk shit.
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Not sure about that. I think he’d babble in terror a good bit less.
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Obsma knows how and where to poke this lazy pig.
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He’s been talking about losing almost as much as he’s been denying it.
And for anyone else who has been watching The Vow - Keith Raniere just got sentenced to 120 years.
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I had to log in just to like this one. 
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If so, how do we explain his endless complaining about Biden, Harris, Obama, Whitmer, Fauci, the FBI, voters, the media, Jimmy Carter, Dumpling King Restaurant, and my dogs?
He must somehow have access to all of it in some form, yes?
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Updated chart.
Data as of Oct 23 (they also added 2020/2016 mail-in ballot numbers and an early voting count for Texas in 2016 since the last time I looked/shared):
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I hope you mean OAN. AON is my husband’s employer!
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I note you spelled “santorum” in the “lower” case.
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I’m not sure how mentioning that, or the fact that Trump was elected in 2016, or the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, or any other bad thing that ever happened amounts to a devastating critique of some relatively justified optimism. I think everyone is aware of the possible scenarios, the downsides, the dangers we’re facing. But it doesn’t help to be a crepe-hanger in any way I can think of. Just saying.
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I believe that’s called the “Dan Savage Effect”.
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Nah, trump’ll be planted face down.
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Donald J. Trump, dependably leaving skid marks on the bowl once more.
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Approved topic. The bigly, very strong magnificence of Trump. Or maybe Trump’s delusions. Works either way.
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Sure, some of that stuff leaks though on FauxNews and elsewhere. I said his propaganda diet largely mirrored his predispositions, not that it solely consisted of them. The stuff that doesn’t reinforce his predispositions seems to make it into a compartment in his brain labelled “Contrarian Stuff to be Complained About and Refuted”. The “hit back 10x” center.
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careening
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