Trump the LOSER
The explanation for Trump’s behaviour this past weekend in France, and today as he refused to attend ceremonies in Arlington, is a simple one. As confirmed by last Tuesday’s midterms, Spanky is a Loser. He knows it – and he realizes that the entire world knows it.
As a result, he can’t face anyone. He thinks the world is pointing at him and laughing, and his ego can’t handle the public humiliation.
He is no longer the omnipotent king he saw himself as, now that his party has lost control of the House.
The vast majority of the candidates he endorsed and/or campaigned for lost their races, proving that the “Trump embrace” is not a sure win, but box-office poison.
The diversity of those elected – in terms of race, religion, ethnicity and sexual orientation – proved that the majority of the citizenry hasn’t bought into his racism and bigotry.
The myth of Trump being able to “read” the populace was shattered forever. He insisted on immigration being the focus leading up to election night, a move which cost many of his own party members their seats. The “caravan” threat was exposed as what it was from the beginning – a scare tactic with no basis in reality – and the fact that he dropped the subject immediately after the voting was over proved the point beyond all doubt.
In addition to all of the above, Spanky-the-Loser has been rendered defenceless against the powers that the Democratic-controlled House can wield. His days of being able to rely on Republicans in congress enabling his every scatter-brained idea are over. The firewall between himself and any-and-all investigations the Democrats wish to pursue is gone. The time of being accountable only to his own self-serving party members is dead and buried.
Trump is now a capital-L “Loser” – and there isn’t anyone on the planet who isn’t aware of that reality. All that’s left to him now is sitting on the sidelines, pouting like a petulant child.
Spanky’s conduct over the past few days is just the beginning. I’m sure we’ll be seeing more of it in the days to come. He’s the kid who doesn’t want to play anymore after being told that he’s no longer in charge of the rules of the game.
It’s one thing to have a failed business venture, something that can be brushed-off with excuses in front of a boardroom full of investors. It is quite another thing to have a failed presidency taking place in front of the entire world.
At this point, I’d venture to say that Spanky is closer to resignation than impeachment. If he can’t have everything his own way, he’d just as soon take his ball and go home. That’s who he is – that’s who he’s always been.
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Whether its because he resigns, is impeached and forced out, or if I have to wait until 2020 and he gets defeated at the ballot box.
I don't have twitter, but I hope that when it happens, he gets an avalanche of "LOSER!" posts. Just because it would bug him more than any other person alive.
