Donald Trump’s brain is fully broken
Here’s the thing about insanity. It doesn’t have a schedule. It moves on its own timetable, much to the chagrin of republicans. The talk of Donald Trump’s cognitive decline, his psychotic meltdowns, and his possible nervous breakdowns have not stopped being whispered about in Republican circles. On the contrary, the talk is getting LOUDER.
“What’s the matter with him?”
“Can’t come to grips with a competitive presidential race.”
Witness this article headline from The Guardian: “Is Trump OK? Unhinged reaction to rise of Harris worries supporters.”
According to NUMEROUS articles, republicans are worried about:
– Trump’s obsessive talk about crowd size.
– His personal attacks on Kamala Harris.
– His “ramblings.”
– Whether he’s fit for office.
It is that last one I’d like to talk about. Donald Trump is NOT fit for office. Donald Trump is certifiable. Of course, we knew that from the moment he came down that escalator. Still, it does seem worse lately, yes? Trump is rapidly hitting rock bottom. He simply cannot seem to find any way to make himself popular with the American people.
The higher Harris’s poll numbers go, the angrier and more insane Donald Trump’s meltdowns become. I think I know why. For the narcissist, nothing is worse than failure. But add in the privilege of Donald Trump and his unending laziness.
See, Trump’s always been a lousy candidate. He never really worked for it. Now, he can’t, at least not much, because his brain has become silly putty. So that is the time the burn usually sets in — insanity’s burn. The narcissistic collapse is unstoppable, at least for Donald Trump. Every victory Kamla gets, every triumph is likely to set Trump off.
Have you noticed lately that Trump has not talked about anything related to the election? Nothing—except how great he is (a narcissist’s lifeline—their own greatness) and calling Harris names. How in hell can he expect to win if that’s all he has?
As I said at the start of this article, insanity has no schedule. It moves on its own timetable. Right now, for Donald Trump, insanity is a winged Medusa that has flown shrieking into the wall of orange narcissism that is Donald Trump. It’s in there, it’s in HIM — and there is nothing — absolutely nothing the GOP can do about it.
