Donald Trump just found a whole new way to sell out America for foreign cash

| 8:00 pm EDT July 30, 2022
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We know Donald Trump is evil. We knew he was a monster, the very definition of a monster that walks among us in human clothes. Trump, having no soul, having nothing but his own revolting persona, is now in a feud with the families of 9/11 survivors.

Just when one thought Trump had reached the bottom — the very bottom, the lowest point in the barrel — he proves he can go even lower. The brave families of people who were lost in the 9/11 attack begged and pleaded for Trump to cancel the Saudi-backed golf tournament.

Instead, Trump decided to wax poetic on who was REALLY responsible for 9/11. Reimagining history. Nobody, Trump claimed, has ever gotten to the bottom of who was REALLY responsible for 9/11.

What is he talking about? In my opinion — nothing at all. Trump says whatever miserable thoughts come into his monstrous head. He knows who is responsible. He just doesn’t care.

After all — money speaks. LIV Golf has been awash in controversy, and I think these tournaments should never have happened. But Trump, of course, has shown nobody is above being sold out — not if the price is right.

It is despicable. Trump even admitted that the “financial gains” have been “very generous.” It is nauseating but not all that surprising. Is there anybody Trump would not sell out – for money? Is there anything Trump cares about other than money?

These are rhetorical questions, and the answers are no and no. The wizard of evil has no concerns for human decency nor for any living thing other than himself.