Thursday, November 13, 2025

This week in presidential stupidity

 The reason that mainstream media won't address the obvious elephant in the room, if you will, that being president Trump's mental issues, is because they don't want to upset a 79 year old man with self-esteem issues who's prone to filing lawsuits at the drop of a hat because he's sooooooooo easily offended.

Unfortunately, President Onions has given us plenty of ammunition this week alone.

For starters, he wants the Supreme Court to overturn the liability judgments against him in favor of journalist and former cable personality E. Jean Carroll, cleaning up the mess that telegenic airhead Alina Habba had left. Farron Cousins explains.


Of course, we know why Trump wants the verdict overturned....


"WAAAAHHHHH! I don't want to give money to someone I don't know!!! WAAAHHHHH!"

Stop lying, Fraud Fauntleroy. There's evidence that says, yes, you were acquainted with Carroll back in the day, but the problem lies in that pumpkin-sized cranium of yours. It's falling apart, fella.

And, then, there is the matter of Dumb Donald claiming we don't know anything about magnets. Here, again, is Farron.


I can debunk his claim myself. I have a pair of disc shaped magnets on my desk at home that I can use as paperweights. I have other magnets on my refrigerator. We learned about magnets in school, but, then, we really don't know if Trump actually engaged in any real learning.

And we have this from a correspondent in Philadelphia:


"He probably majored in playing hooky!"

Seems likely.

The doctors that get paid to lie for Trump should reconsider their career choices at this point. The man is suffering possible signs of dementia or Alzheimer's Disease, but is too afraid to admit anything, out of fear that he would appear weak to his base, shattering a 10 year old delusion.

You don't need the X-Files to reach that conclusion.

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