I've often read comments online stating that former president Donald Trump behaves like a mob boss.
This would explain why, in another insomniac rant on Truthless Social, the Bully Who Never Grew Up warned that anyone who donated to Nikki Haley's presidential campaign would not be welcomed by Team Pampers even if the Orange Brat won the GOP nomination. Said the same thing to people donating to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' campaign before DeSantis withdrew last weekend.
The problem is, the mob boss Trump is emulating, if you could call it that, would be this guy:
The Blob, voiced, presumably, by Bob McFadden doing a mimic of Vaughn Meader's JFK impersonation in commercials, was a bully himself, but always was defeated by Sugar Bear. What is not certain is if Blob was a misogynist, like Trump.
Back to Trump. If there's anything we've learned over the last year and change, he can't stand it when confronted by women either in positions of authority (Letitia James, Tanya Chutkan), or standing up to him (E. Jean Carroll, Nikki Haley). He even turned on former press secretary turned Fox No News hostess Kayleigh McEnany when she tried to give him some constructive criticism on the air, calling McEnany a RINO (Republican in Name Only).
But, at the same time, it makes one wonder why so many Republican lawmakers remain loyal to this immature senior citizen with the IQ of a 2 year old.
All that being said, the GOP's best hope of regaining the White House lies not with Trump, but with Haley, the former UN Ambassador & Governor of South Carolina, who called out Trump's recent mental gaffes at recent rallies, confusing Haley with Nancy Pelosi, and getting former President Barack Obama confused with current President Joe Biden. We can chalk that up to Trump's advanced age, but he'd rather try to sell voters on the fact that Biden, 3 1/2 years Trump's senior, is in mental decline. That's classic deflection right there. For 518 traitor Elise Stefanik (Schuylerville) to lie about Trump's verbal miscues is laughable. Why lie when the evidence is there for all to see?
People like to compare Trump to Hans Christian Andersen's The Emperor's New Clothes, but the truth is, it's also easy to remember a famous advertising slogan from years gone by to explain Trump's mental failings of late.
"The mind is a terrible thing to waste".
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