You know the worst part of this

[malaise]

He thinks he's doing a great job - only a raving lunatic could arrive at that conclusion - QED!

[Texaswitchy]

1. Damn it.

I would like to.kmow to.

[Brainfodder]

2. We have different ideas for WORST I'm afraid....

But that's not funny and too on the nose.

[Rorey]

3. I'm just dumbfounded

His fucking base will still support him, even as they can't pay their bills, afford food, or wipe their asses.

Excuse my language....

[malaise]

5. No they won't

This will soon end

[Rorey]

6. I hope you're right

I mean, you usually are. I'm just so used to being stunned by their idiocy, so I'll believe it when i see it.

[Brainfodder]

21. Support is one thing, able to vote is another?

I am sticking with my at least 10 point landslide.

My old man came around, but he's a PhD, so not a complete and total.

I've cursed in over 50% of my posts if not 99% and I give you the OK?

This worse than worthless grifting blob of shit piss and cheeseburgers has no chance, especially when people's nanas and paws start dropping as expected....

Leave no quarter for these fucking worst humans, because they'd even want that?



Good Luck!

[CaptYossarian]

23. What makes you think they did that before?

These are Flat-Earthers, knuckle-draggers, and cross burners. That kind of activity is exhausting and doesn't look good on a resume.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

4. The Dunning-Kruger Effect made blubbery orange flesh.

[redstateblues]

7. Tests tests tests! There are still not enough as they keep promising.

[FiveGoodMen]

8. No

The worst part is that over one hundred million Americans think he's doing a great job.

Yours doesn't even come close.

[malaise]

11. That too is shocking

Agree

[unblock]

9. I don't think he actually thinks that

I think people like that live in constant fear that they'll be found out to be inept frauds.

That's why they constantly insist on reassurance and work so hard and desperately to bend everyone's perception of reality to treat them as if they are the greatest at everything.

Because they know they aren't.

People with actual confidence don't behave like that.

[malaise]

12. Bangs head

How did he become president? Oh yes he and his goons stole it

[John Fante]

28. Trump's rise is a shining example of the power of bigotry.

[True Blue American]

18. I am reading a book right now.

The veteran who was really wounded bad said,” He is a Hero because he has convinced everyone he is, also hero’s do not brag about their heroism!”

Ring a bell ?

[0rganism]

10. corollary: he will claim credit for any and all progress made henceforth

and tout it as evidence of his greatness. and 40% of the American population will lick it up. watch.

[Atticus]

13. I know he says that he thinks he's doing a great job, but what should that tell us?

Remember: if Trump says it, it's a lie.

He KNOWS he has screwed up the pandemic response from the git- go and he is scared shitless that he won't be able to prevent that truth from being widely acknowledged. His "I'd give myself a 10" is whistling past the graveyard.

[malaise]

14. We know it's a lie

but he pretends otherwise

[Fyrefox]

15. A fool acclaimed by greater fools...

Not only does Trump rate his COVID-19 response as a "10," but a large percentage of his followers regard him as a greater president than Lincoln. You can't reason with the mentality because it hails from a different perception of reality...

[Under The Radar]

16. He knows more than anyone that he sucks

And his lies only show his insecurity of him being so incapable of the simplest of task.
What is amazing is that there actually are people dumb enough to believe him.

[IcyPeas]

17. he only follows 47 people on twitter... so this is all he sees:

https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2020/03/14/trump-coronavirus-twitter-feed-covid-19-129170

The president follows only 47 accounts on Twitter, a collection of family members, conservative pundits, administration officials and Trump-brand properties.

......—when Trump opens his own Twitter feed, he scrolls through something very different.

The picture Trump sees, in a nutshell: That the coronavirus crisis is someone else’s fault (China, Joe Biden, etc.), that he’s doing a great job responding to it, and that a Trump-hating media is just fanning the flames.

Narrative #3: Trump is doing a great job
Critique of Trump’s handling of the coronavirus crisis is largely absent from his Twitter feed. Instead, his allies have heaped praise on the administration’s response.

“Deeply impressive extraordinary partnership of America’s best and brightest business & government gathered at White House under leadership of @realDonaldTrump & @VP,” tweeted Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera after Friday’s national emergency declaration. “They and we are going to kick #Corona’s ass.”

“This is a very good call,” conservative political commentator Eric Bolling tweeted on Friday in response to reports that Trump was planning to declare a national emergency.

“This is the leadership @realDonaldTrump was elected to provide,” tweeted Trump’s campaign manager, Brad Parscale, after the president’s Oval Office address on Wednesday night. “Acting early & decisively he put the U.S. on much better footing than other nations in handling the coronavirus.”

“President Trump is exactly right: ‘smart action today will prevent the spread of the virus tomorrow,’” tweeted Congressman Jim Jordan, an Ohio Republican close to the White House. “The President’s actions are proactive and decisive. This is exactly what we need to keep Americans safe and healthy.”

And a tweet from Eric Trump shared simply the headline of an adulatory New York Post column: “Trump passes coronavirus test with flying colors.”

[KPN]

19. If the faintly responsible cabinet members hadn't already all resigned long ago, perhaps we'd

actually finally see Article 25 being put into practice. He's really gone over the deep end the past week. He's stark raving mad.

He needs to go. I'm not sure we can actually survive much more of this.

[Siwsan]

20. He exists in a big, invisible bubble of bizarro and reality has no place in that bubble

I know it might be bad for my Karma to so want to watch HIS Karma come into full bloom, but I do.

[Karadeniz]

22. I thought the worst part would be his appearing EVERY BLASTED DAY on t.v. with his Godfather

Voice, repeating every statement three times verbatim, jutting out his jaw and turning his lips down so we recognize his serious face, punctuated by the odd head bobble so we can tell he's taking in every word by someone else....YUCK!! It was bad enough once in a while since 2015, but every single day? Cruel and unusual is what I think!

[yaesu]

24. He's calling himself a wartime president now lol. nt

[NRaleighLiberal]

25. he and 37% of the us...his cult

[sandensea]

26. Heckuvajob Donnie

And, of course, Mike Corona.

What a team.

[Wounded Bear]

27. Yeah, self reflection is not strong in the Apricot Asshole...

[KSNY]

29. 25th Amendment now please?

He is killing people with the multiple levels of his ignorance and ineptitude.

[coeur_de_lion]

30. The more he says he is doing a good job

the more I believe he KNOWS he has fucked up beyond all redemption.

I don't buy this "he's delusional" shtick.

No one is that fucking stupid or delusional. Not even him.