Donald Trump melts down in Iowa
Donald Trump was in the state of Iowa on Saturday when he unleashed more of his toxic sociopathy. Trump began to brag about what a good fighter he is and claimed if he and President Biden were to ever get into a fistfight, he (Trump) would be the winner.
This article is not about these infantile words, although there IS a story to be found in the words – and that story is that Trump is getting worse in his madness. But I want to address something that many have spoken about, that some Palmer Report readers have spoken about.
How much is too much Donald Trump? What should be covered, and what should not? And how does covering — or not covering Trump make a difference? It’s my opinion that anything Trump says is too much Donald Trump.
It’s the Trump disease — covering a glassy-eyed windbag, a literally walking (rarely talking but often screaming) piece of human junk. Yet we must cover him. This is because it is up to us to show people his senility, his worsening behavior, his insanity, and his rage.
I have always felt that the mainstream media covered Trump way too much the first time around. Way too much. But that was before Trump ever became President. That was before we had an insurrection.
Trump cannot be ignored. He shouldn’t be ignored. He is a traitor, a man whose bad name will go down in history with other terrorists and traitors, with Benedict Arnold, with Ephialtes of Tracis, of Stalin, of Hitler, and many others.
So, I will continue to inform, report, explain, offer theories, and ponder whenever Trump is at his most evil. It’s vitally important to do so and highlight the evil of the spectators who stand behind their snake, rooting him on, wishing him well, and obeying his every order.
These spectators are, of course, the republican party — the silent spectators, whose mouths appear sewn shut, as they cannot and will never, it seems, raise their feeble little tongues to call out the one who leads them.
Calling out this behavior by the cult leader and the cultists is vitally essential for America and its people.
