Do the people working for Trump know what happens to people working for Trump?

[shockey80]

My brain has a hard time comprehending this level of stupidity and self destruction. It is clear, if you work for Trump you must commit crimes for him or he will turn on you. He will get rid of you, he will deny knowing you.

If you work for Trump you must get on your knees and kiss his ass in order to keep your job. Why would anyone want to work under those conditions? The people who continue to work for Trump are disgusting human beings.

[DBoon]

1. Because you get to own the libs

any humiliation is worth it if you can piss of the libs

[unitedwethrive]

6. At this point, the Libs are not pissed off.

The kinder ones just pity those in trump’s orbit, and the less kind ones (like me, admittedly) are enjoying watching their demise.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

9. If anything happens to cause RBG to leave the Supreme Court, there'll be pissed-off libs.

She'll be replaced by someone to the right of Kavanaugh. Any semblance of sanity at the SC will be lost, for many years. This Bozo will be a pissed-off lib.

And the right wing will rejoice.

[Cartoonist]

2. They work at the feet of Jesus

He is their God.

[RainCaster]

3. Indicted, tried, emprisoned

A simple three step process.

[beachbumbob]

4. many people have no problem as we have seen with trump and last 40 years

shows us the lack of "class" these people have along with lack of values and self-respect. Its hard I know, to comprehend how they do it when looking from our viewpoint that has values, morals and ethics. Clearly, those people do not and will never have those values.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

5. They seem to be slow learners.

Even if they don't commit crimes for him (or maybe because they don't), they'll find themselves under the bus, where it is becoming extremely crowded.

Trump employees or employee-wannabes are more like lemmings: Even though the lemmings ahead of them have fallen off the cliff, they just keep on going.

[dlk]

7. More of the, I'm different; it won't happen to me" cognitive dissonance

Hubris appears to be part of the fantasy, too.

[brush]

8. I wonder also. The ones early on in his admin who left of their own accord will be...

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ok. Those who got fired early on, maybe, since that indicates disagreement with trump. Those still hanging in there like Conway, Pence and Mulvaney, forget it. A long stint with the worst president in history won't ever look good on the resume.

I thought Haley was smart to get away early but she proved to be a dummy on her book tour by kissing up to trump and saying he is truthful, and when the imposter is going through and impeachment hearing. Not smart.

Sessions who was fired for recusing himself on the Mueller probe, a principuled move, promptly wiped that out with his cloying, obsequious paean to trump in his first political video to try to get back his old Senate seat.

Comey did it best with his redemption seeking activities after being fired but he'll never be forgiven in my book for his Oct. 28th letter to Congress which helped bury Hlllary and gave us trump. Fuck him and all trump loyalists forever and ever.

[crickets]

10. +1, especially re Comey. I blame him for this mess. His last dirty push made the difference. nt