COWARD!
Donald Trump has decided not to attend the debate next week. Instead, he will sit down with Tucker Carlson for a little talk. Two losers stewing in their own juices. THAT should be one mind-bender of a conversation.
Trump has also canceled his press conference as Palmer Report predicted he would. And in the wake of Trump not attending the debate AND canceling his press conference, a terrible word, one which Trump despises and recoils from, is being whispered about and directed at him.
Coward. Is Trump scared, the people whisper? Is he afraid to debate? Is he afraid to have this press conference because he lacks evidence? The answers to these questions are yes and yes.
Trump hates being called a loser. He also hates being called a coward. Now he’s being called both. It’s not been his week. And, of course, he’s scared. He will never, ever admit it. He’s afraid it would make him look unmanly.
Trump’s fear is omnipresent and is with him constantly. If Donald Trump’s fear had human form, it would be a gigantic mutinous cloud that surrounds him, engulfs him and pushes him ever downward.
So the people whispering of Trump’s fear and branding him with cowardice are correct. He is trying everything humanly possible, everything he possibly can, to get out of this mess he’s made for himself.
But for Trump, his bag of tricks only extends so far. Justice for Trump is fair and impartial and doesn’t jump when Trump calls. He’s in a whole different. arena now. And that arena is not full of yes people, running when he snaps his fingers, hovering about with food and drink, loving on him with false flattery.
Someone really might have to get out the smelling salts for Trump. This is because he may be shocked when the realization washes over him that he is no longer in control. Or maybe — just maybe — that realization has come. And that might be why he is now in hiding mode.
