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Trump for Binge-watchers
One of the comments I see often on Quora is, “Why isn’t the media doing a better job of exposing the corruption of Donald Trump?” I’m not a media expert. But I am a media consumer and it’s true: the US media has done a horrible job of reporting on the toxicity of Trump’s 40+…
Did Trump promise a “bloodbath” if he loses in 2024?
Did Trump promise a “bloodbath” if he doesn’t win 2024? Why, yes, he did! The social media sites are on fire about it. I don’t know if it’s because Trump is such an obnoxious blowhard that nobody who isn’t a cult member is actually listening to him anymore but the threat had nothing to do…
“It should come as no surprise…”
Those were words that Trump’s former vice-president used this week to prefix the announcement that he will not endorse Donald Trump for 2024. Pence made his un-endorsement on Fox News to host Martha MacCallum. “It should come as no surprise that I will not be endorsing Donald Trump this year… Donald Trump is pursuing and…
Trump’s Unreal Estate
Trump is batting 0.000 in post-presidential lawsuits, including his three most-recent civil lawsuits; two with sexual abuse victim E. Jean Carrol who won a collective judgement of $88.3 million and one brought by NY Attorney General Letitia James who sued him and his two sons for years of fraud in their business dealings with lenders.…
Another Question from the Quora Mailbag
Why is Donald Trump making his 2024 election strategy about himself rather than the Democratic party? That’s not his strategy. That’s what he is. He’s a malignant narcissist and sees everything as only about himself. If a hapless farmer falls off a corn silo in Indiana he’ll find a way to work himself into…
Why is Trump Fixated on Judge Engoron’s Law Clerk?
Trump knows he’s lost this case and that this judge isn’t going to let him off easy. His only recourse is to attempt to illegitimize his prosecution with his MAGA base and provoke a bar fight with Engoron which might potentially lead to a mistrial or even an appellate court reversal. In classic Carl Sandburg…