Donald Trump continues to implode with each new 'loyalist' disaster

You're fired

Donald Trump's most recent move is to remove a cabinet member who shouldn't have been there in the first place, Tulsi Gabbard, from her position as U.S. Director of National Intelligence. She knew zero about intelligence and is an air head, but a devoted Trump loyalist. Dufus Rump told her he wants her out before the midterms. Here's the scenario according to The Mirror...

"At this point, her departure remains unconfirmed and the timing of any potential exit from Trump’s cabinet remains vague. It comes amid growing concern about the president's erratic behavior."

And, on tap for the next possible exit through the revolving doors is Kash Patel, who gained a seat in Trump's administration through suck-up and adoration of the dictatorial White House maniac. Although Patel was a federal prosecutor and defense attorney, he has no solid experience in law enforcement. Trump is pissed over "FBI Director Kash Patel’s embarrassing boozy Olympics antics, according to a new report, said DB." Here's the scenario from Daily Beast...

“Patel had skipped the official U.S. delegation in Milan — which included Vice President JD Vance, 41 — and flew out on his own, only landing after Vance and his entourage had left town, reports DB. After the gold medal triumph, Team USA general manager Bill Guerin — who also runs the NHL’s Minnesota Wild and is reportedly friendly with the FBI director — waved Patel into the locker room celebrations."

Apparently the media was waiting and turned on the cameras to Kash Patel lovingly

Patel boozing after Team USA
won the gold medal in ice hockey

downing the booze. Then, The Atlantic's Sarah Fitzpatrick penned an article about Keystone Kash's insobriety, covering not only the above, but also that he was drunk in the office, and missed a number of days from FBI headquarters due to his intoxication. The accused promptly filed a $250,000 lawsuit against Fitzpatrick and The Atlantic. As a result of this...

"Fitzpatrick, who authored the bombshell article in which sources described Patel as a paranoid, excessive drinker, revealed on Thursday that she has been “inundated” by more insiders willing to corroborate her reporting."

In other words Kash Patel is screwed and Donald Trump does not like it when his closest aides lose control. Me thinks it is just a matter of time.

But it seems like Trump won't give up on the fact that he is convinced the 2020 election was rigged in Joe Biden's favor. AlterNet reports the Berkeley Research Group was hired by Trump in 2020 to find voter fraud. In Fulton County, Georgia...

"They believed there was a 'potential statewide exposure' of 23 such votes across the Peach State — or 4,977 less than the 'minimum' Trump claimed."

In other words, there was basically no voter fraud. Not to be discouraged, the lunatic Trump..."hired Simpatico Software Systems to find the widespread voter fraud necessary to declare him the 2020 winner. They also failed to find any.

However, Dumbo Donald never gives up ...

Now there's a third option, this one run by the former Trump campaign lawyer, Kurt Olsen.

"Reuters reported this week that Olsen and his colleagues set out to prove discredited conspiracy theories about Dominion Voting Systems machines, which he apparently suspected had been infected with some kind of malicious Venezuelan code. Trump administration officials even scrutinized Dominion machines in Puerto Rico, looking for evidence that never emerged, said Benen."

Would you believe, the Trump team, lead by Tulsi Gabbard at the time, also hired another contractor who found no voter fraud. There were all kinds of accusations of a connection to George Soros, but when Mojave Research Inc. opened their books, no evidence of a connection with the billionaire was found. Benen closed by saying...

"that on Thursday, Trump again claimed 'they' are finding proof that his 2020 election was 'totally rigged.'"

Robt. F. Kennedy, Jr. has just lost another major fight that could cause a Donald Trump melt-

Robt. F. Kennedy in meltdown

down, a "federal judge overturned the Trump administration’s ban on gender-affirming care for children on Saturday." The judge said it was...

"Robert F Kennedy Jr’s 'wanton disregard' for the law that 'causes very real harm to very real people.'”

 There's more...

"A different legal decision recently halted the agency’s attempt to raze vaccine recommendations, and new research and regulatory decisions have undermined controversial announcements by Trump and Kennedy on autism."

As you may know, Dufus Rump is building a ballroom where he demolished the East Wing of the White House, and is planning a Donald Trump Triumphal Arch in Memorial Circle, between Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial. Seemingly to commemorate America's 250th birthday, the arch has been...

"something of a pet project for Trump, who has suggested that the structure would “top” Paris’ Arc de Triomphe in stature and cultural gravitas."

Pure and simple, it is just another way for Donald Trump to honor and celebrate himself. The big question is, after this absolutist moron is gone, how long will it take to tear down all these fanciful and spurious edifices?  

There is so much more like Kristi Noem, Pam Bondi and most recently the ex-Sec. of the Navy, John Phelan, who have gone down in flames. More on this in the future.

Donald Trump...The anti-icon

An icon, when referring to an individual, is a person who is a widely recognized symbol of a specific set of beliefs, era, or lifestyle, embodying traits like consistency, influence, and uniqueness. They are looked up to with admiration for their accomplishments, someone with integrity. They have cultural impact, affecting how people think. Although some of this ideology, like widely recognized, specific beliefs, even influence, can be attributed to Donald Trump, we completely lose Dufus Rump when it comes to integrity.

Still, there is no doubt Trump has an effect on how certain people think, a sordid group of double-digits who can't think for themselves, nor do they have the ingenuity to act as a responsible individual. A group this country can do without. There is some of this gang who are turning against the Oval Office lunatic, as well as many congressional Republicans. And, when you are cornered with no other way out, you resort to any desperate moves you can make. Glenn Kirschner, a former federal prosecutor said...

it was “highly likely” Trump, 79, will exercise his pardon power to protect himself and his close circle from scrutiny.

“And then you know what our challenge will be, and I hope we’re up to the challenge,” Kirschner said. “We have to go into court, and we have to fight corruptly delivered pardons.”

Robert Davis says Trump is "sweating" over a new legal Epstein settlement...

"Bank of America is reportedly in talks with victims of disgraced financier Jeffrey 

Epstein to settle claims concerning the bank's connection to Epstein's sex trafficking operation."

Dufus Rump is still reeling from the testimony given by a victim who apparently bit his penis when he tried to force her to do oral sex. B of A is apparently trying to reach a settlement regarding it liability. Legal expert Joyce Vance says,,,

"That settlement should "raise the temperature" in the Trump White House because it shows the investigation is moving one step closer to shining a light on whatever it is Trump wants to hide."

And, as all these events occur and are covered in detail daily by the media, Donald Trump, completely lost in his thoughts of power and corruption, once again turns maliciously on the press as he proceeds with the Iran war. Margaret Sullivan in the Guardian says, "There’s nothing completely new in Donald Trump’s latest attacks on reporters." Adding...

"But they’re more extreme now and ever more indicative of what he wants: a docile press that provides propaganda – not factual journalism – for everything he does, including for his misguided war in Iran.

"He even suggested this week that news organizations could be charged with treason for, as he baselessly sees it, spreading false information and thus helping America’s enemies."

Trump isn't alone. Brendan Carr, chair of the Federal Communications Commission, " threatened that media companies could lose their licenses if they didn’t get in line." This reeks of George Orwell's 1984 which...

"portrays media as a totalitarian tool used by Big Brother to enforce conformity, rewrite history, and manipulate reality via telescreens."

Do we really want to go down this road? And the answer from a sane population is obviously no. This all is somewhat diminished when we return to the White House maniac's Iran war. And although Dufus Rump has regularly tried to promote his war against the Iranians, at the same time minimizing its disastrous effect on Americans, as well as Middle Easterners, the Daily Beast says experts are warning...

"that President Donald Trump’s war in Iran could rattle the energy market for months to come because of a strike on a critical facility in the Middle East.

"An Iranian missile hit Ras Laffan in Qatar, home to the largest liquefied natural gas, or LNG, export facility in the world. In total, Ras Laffan supplies about a fifth of the world’s supply."

As a measure of reference, Ras Laffan has extensive damage and took three decades to complete. Gas prices in the U.S. and Europe have skyrocketed and could climb even more. 

Just recently Sen. Mark Kelly from Arizona revealed that Trump is selling ‘private’ national security briefings and presented receipts to confirm his charge. United States Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John Ratcliffe were questioned about the Iran war, reported by Mary Sue. And then the subject was turned to Donald Trump’s corrupt practices in government. Followed by this...

"A particular moment that has been gaining significant attention online, especially on X (formerly Twitter), involves Senator Mark Kelly asking Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe to confirm whether they had seen the circular Trump sent to his donors, promising them access to classified briefings."

Both said they had not. while at the same time defending their boss over something they were supposedly unaware of. The whole thing escalated when both Ratcliffe and Gabbard further denied that Trump had even done what they were accusing him of. Kelly said that the document had been made public six days earlier and offered to provide a copy. The question was never answered whether Dufus Rump should profit from offering classified briefings to donors.