Just tell me Trump doesn't want to start a fight

[world wide wally]

somewhere... with someone... for some reason only "he" knows (like everything else)

[putitinD]

1. That POS lives for a fight!

[loyalsister]

8. He turned it into entertainment

I've never watched the apprentice, but it's my understanding that it was arranged in a way that his role was naturally dominant. Reality TV is well known to stage situations and encourage conflict. Since it was a competition with him as the boss, he always had a "loser" to beat up on. I have an aversion to the entire concept of reality TV, so this is a barely informed biased opinion.

If I've got it right, it matches his personality pretty well.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. I've heard on the news that he lives for revenge

Now he's in the position to get it.

[madokie]

3. He doesn't get mad

he gets revenge. Worst kind of a person to be friends with, married too or to have in the oval office.

[Rhiannon12866]

5. Jeffrey Lord on with Bill Maher tried to explain it, but I still don't get it at all

Even if he wasn't a belligerent, bullying, bigoted pussy-grabber, why would anyone even imagine a talk show host/failed hotel owner with no knowledge of government could possibly run the country, the toughest and most important job in the world?? Even the smartest and most experienced we've had have made mistakes and it's not like the offensive and contentless campaign didn't give us fair warning...

[no_hypocrisy]

7. Trump learned that from his mentor, infamous McCarthy attorney Roy Cohn.

Cohn was obsessed with getting revenge. Joseph Welch would have remained in obscurity if Cohn had not wanted revenge for the military drafting his boytoy David Shine.

[demtenjeep]

4. send them buckets of KFC cooked in extra butter send him the highest caloric count candy

he can eat his way to a heartattack

[kentuck]

6. I read somewhere that he hit Yemen with 20 strikes yesterday.

And ten of those were with drones.

We have no report of how many enemy were killed or how many civilians were killed?

[bathroommonkey76]

9. Reuters is reporting nine militants were killed.

Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis said at a news briefing that the US had carried out more than 30 strikes over the past two days in Shabwah, Abyan and Al Bayda provinces.

The US military did not disclose how many al Qaida fighters were killed on Friday although Reuters reported that Thursday‘s strikes, using manned and unmanned aircraft, left at least nine militants dead.

The US military did not rule out further strikes in the days ahead.

“I don’t want to telegraph future operations but this is part of a plan to go after this very real threat and ensure they are defeated,” Davis said at a Pentagon news briefing.

https://thewire.in/113922/us-conducts-strikes-al-qaeda-yemen/

[Ilsa]

10. He's hoping for a terrorist attack

to consolidate support and power.