The unstable genius thinks he's found a role model for female journalists........

In an interview with the New York Post, President Donald Trump took umbrage---again---at a pair of female CBS reporters, then compared them to the late actress Donna Reed, thinking that the "perfect housewife" Reed portrayed on her self-titled sitcom in the 60's was a reflection of the real thing.

It wasn't.

Instead, Reed, a Republican herself, crossed party lines to support Democrat Eugene McCarthy in a failed bid for the White House many moons ago. She was also an anti-war activist during the Vietnam War in the 60's & 70's.

For all intents and purposes, the interview was little more than Trump having another tantrum at the mainstream media that he seems to despise, but plays like a fiddle.




Reed passed away in 1986. A fact lost on Trump if he thinks he's found a role model for women of today.

I suppose for his next trick, Trump will try to suggest that his Cabinet would do well to follow the lead of, say, for example, the Three Stooges or the Marx Brothers.

Joking aside, as we've documented, Trump will allow Dr. Anthony Fauci to testify before the Senate, under the control of the Geezers on Parade (and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell IS a geezer), but not the Democratic-run House of Representatives, claiming the House is full of haters.



I call BS. Trump is trying to control the narrative so he gets the happy ending he wants so badly in November, when his voter base gives him four more years. However, I think more of America has caught onto his act.

The Bible teaches us to turn the other cheek to criticism. Trump doesn't know how. Being a New Yorker, despite defecting to Florida, Trump embraces the confrontational approach of the blue collar average citizen. Problem is, the average citizen may be catching on to the poser in the White House, and COVID-19 will cost him the election, no matter how he tries to rig the game board.......