Donald Trump’s comeuppance
He was a Prisoner of War for five and a half years. He was released on March 14, 1973. He became a politician — and despite the fact that he was a member of the Republican party, John McCain was a damn good man – one of the few politicians on the GOP side that one could say that about. There are no more brave souls than prisoners of war. There have been few more courageous politicians than John McCain. Donald Trump will not stop mocking him.
Of course, he won’t because John McCain saved Obamacare, and that still infuriates Donald Trump. Trump mocked McCain’s war injuries, at a rally this weekend. That’s one way to win the votes of independents, I guess (sarcasm.)
This is a person who considers the J-6 criminals heroes and someone like John McCain worthy of mocking. This is the orange, cowardly, malevolent shithead that is Individual One. Years have passed since the day McCain gave his famous thumbs down. Donald Trump must remember. His fury at McCain rages inside of him like a savage tsunami.
He cannot let it go. This is because of his narcissism. This is because Donald Trump is a sick and twisted vulture, attacking a shining Gold Finch, a pathetic criminal who was outwitted by altruism and honesty.
So yes, Donald Trump, EVEN NOW, my friends, will not leave McCain alone. But it is all for naught. McCain’s daughter, Meghan, responded by calling her father a hero. I agree with her. He is. And Trump? Well, Trump is being eviscerated on social media. I’d post some responses for you, but all the reactions are very similar this time:
Loser
cretin
sociopath
Pathetic
Insane
Senile
Creep
Evil
Donald Trump dared to mock a former Prisoner of war, the most significant and brightest type of hero. But his comeuppance will come.
This is because Trump will soon be a prisoner himself, but not of war. He will be a prisoner of the American justice system who punishes insurrectionists, and hopefully, he will be there for a long time to come.
