Donald Trump has completely berserk meltdown in the middle of the night as it all goes wrong for him

| 12:39 am EDT March 28, 2020
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It’s tragically easy to quantify how bad today was for America: the coronavirus death toll in the U.S. is now rising quickly enough that it’ll have gone up again by the time you finish reading this sentence. It’s a bit more complex to try to quantify the kind of bad day that Donald Trump has been having.

Trump went on live national television and admitted that he’s withholding coronavirus aid to Michigan and Washington because he doesn’t like their Governors, in what amounted to a direct confession to mass murder. Trump then tried to attack the Governor of Michigan on Twitter, but had to delete it and try again after he misspelled the word “head.” Then tonight the news broke that he’s inexplicably seeking coronavirus crisis advice from former baseball player Alex Rodriguez.

So we probably shouldn’t be surprised that by the time the day was over, Donald Trump’s fully broken brain ended up churning out this cataclysmic tweet sometime after midnight:

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It’s well past time for Donald Trump to be removed via the 25th Amendment. This guy isn’t within a million miles of being mentally, cognitively, or psychologically competent enough to be President of the United States on an easy day, let alone during a deadly pandemic.

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