ZED @ #2

"HE NEEDS HELP."

That ship has already sailed. Nothing short of electric shock therapy would help Trump now.

Here's his beef:

"Former President Trump in an interview broadcast late Sunday slammed Vice President Harris as "vicious" and claimed her treatment of former Vice President Mike Pence during a debate was "horrible."

Trump, speaking on Fox News's "Life, Liberty and Levin," pointed to the viral moment during the 2020 vice presidential debate when Harris rebuked Pence's interruption with the phrase, "Mr. Vice President, I'm speaking."

They've been trying to lay a glove on her since she first announced. Kamala Harris must be a saint if this is all they could find.

REIN

Trump gives lengthy explanations for everything. He calls them a "weave."

All of Trump's (no-name) "English professor" (no-name) friends gave him a pinky swear.

DARKVADER

The GOP created, used to their advantage and then lost control of this mentally disturbed person.

What punishment do they deserve for foisting him on the public without a blinking, neon warning sign?

If I was President Kamala Harris, I'd decertify the GOP certificate as a political party and put their head honchos in prison for un-American activities, i.e. small "t' traitors.

After a fair trial, it goes without saying.

As for Trump, I'd be satisfied if he was so financially ruined that he'd have to buy his golf balls at the Dollar Store.

RONNIE68

You're probably right. I forgot about Trump's connection to Saudi Arabia where money flows like wine.

LAMP

Noone could ever call Trump a victim of the GOP either. They used each other.

He was certainly sane enough in 2016 to realize what a golden opportunity had just fallen into his lap to enrich himself financially. The GOP is responsible for making the world Trump's oyster.

I'd really like to see all the operating officers, past and present, to end up at the Hague.

LAMP

Trump was never a big time real estate developer who hob-nobbed with the uber-crowd. In fact, early commentary back then was that Trump always felt snubbed ~ that is to say not welcome ~ among the monied polite society. They considered him unsophisticated, ill-mannered and crude.

That snub was always a bone of contention with The Donald. I'm not going to bother looking it up because it's past history, but I recall a story about Trump fudging some numbers (cheating) to get himself on Forbes list as a millionaire. When the scam was uncovered, of course, he was later unceremoniously removed.

To your point, I doubt if the Greenwich crowd knew much more about him than he wasn't one of "them."