4 responses to “Is Trump Sane?”

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   Joe Blow

   August 22, 2026 at 8:12 am

   Nope. He was bombastic, bellicose and belligerent before. Now he’s just nucking futs.
   25th is in sight…. just saying.

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   Big Ruckus D

   August 22, 2026 at 8:51 am

   The tone and quality of his discourse has shifted noticeably since the start of his second term. Now, maybe it’s just the enormous pressure of being trapped like a rat in a cage by his own policy screw ups, that has him acting this way.

   Or, given his age, maybe he really is losing it. These rambling screeds, like the above, are presumably written by him, and not by some flunkie assistant posting on his behalf. The style is just too distinct, and it tracks the verbal diarrhea that he tends to spew when speaking off the cuff now.

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   sar_scarab

   August 22, 2026 at 9:28 am

   Trump is not sane. He definitely is not a good politician and at this time he is not a good leader. Trump has become selfish in a very bad way.

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4. 

   TakeAHardLook

   August 22, 2026 at 9:49 am

   Trump’s remarks have the flavor of his–fully attributable–prior verbiage on his website and at his rallies.

   That he stoops so low by name-calling (not a new thing for he) diminishes he and not the target(s) of his diatribes.

   The POTUS should have the pride & decency to remain above the fray of a fifth-grade name-calling contest. At minimum he could make the smart move by using his VP for his sarcasm, punishing those whom he wishes to diminish while giving him plausible deniability.

   The proof of his inadequacy is in these near daily rants against any and all who refuse to kiss the ring; he has become an embarrassment and is the source of my (current) greatest disappointment:

   Just as DJT has managed to squander the treasure of our Nation, so he has forever harmed the reputation of our government to deal fairly at future (not as yet bombed) negotiating tables; he’s busy awarding medals to lifeguards who show great bravery and sense of duty (and rightly so) while callously disregarding 175 foreign girls’ deaths, blaming those deaths as perhaps ordered by his adversaries.

   The Trump Resurgence of our Nation has been negated by all of the above–“and so much more.”

   I could weep in frustration to see what we legacy Americans have lost, while I swallow once more my daily “Black Pill,” because there is no credible return to normalcy for us, for we who have to pay for this morally repugnant clown show.

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