American Thinker joins the suicide pact and swills the hemlock of Trump hatred

Coach is Right ^ | 1/27/16 | Kevin "Coach" Collins

[Oldpuppymax]

Isn’t it just so cute watching the Establishment’s suck up writers trying to make themselves appear relevant with their silly sophistry?

They sit and stare at their keyboards for a while until they fool themselves enough to believe THEY have had a “Eureka!” moment and KNOW what must be said to stop Donald Trump once and for all.

Since attacks on Trump have only made him stronger the new line of attack is directed toward those who are “too dumb” to understand that Trump is bad.

A dimwit at the American Thinker compares a friend’s attraction to a man who emotionally abused her to that woman’s attraction to Trump and actually thinks she can make a clear connection between the two.

Not being able to think clearly because of the debilitating amount of Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) she herself suffers from, this oh so sage writer believes she has “Stuck in her thumb and pulled out a plum saying oh what a good girl am I.”

To think that someone who has been given a forum to address the nation has such a tenuous grip on reality is unnerving.

To underscore the pedestrian level of her writing, the author then runs out of insults for Trump supporters and tries her hand at breaking “new ground” in attacking Trump as a “narcissist” “flip flopper” and “bully.”

Squeezing every last drop of stupid out for her keyboard...

[Pelham]

The Euroweenies are upset with Trump?

I can understand that. They think gun ownership is barbaric. They think letting thousands of Islamic ‘migrants’ flood their countries is a good idea. They thought Obama was the Second Coming.

It’s no surprise to find that Euro socialists and Americans who crave their approval think Trump is beneath them.

[Pelham]

Thanks. So who did you vote for in the 2012 general election?

[caww]

It’s not about guns or their laws.....It’s about Trumps instability which is obvious to everyone except his followers.

[gogeo]

In what world?

[GOPJ]

Seems all the folks who ‘talk’ for a living ( verbal and written) and can’t DO anything - are banding together.

Maybe Trump should hire Bill Ayers to do a ‘sensitive’ novel about his life - you know - play the fawning writers for fools like Obama did...

[Pelham]

Isn’t it amazing how an unstable man manages a billion dollar business empire? How does he manage to do it?

Well anyway it’s amazing to a crew of European latte sippers and their American fellow travelers.

It’s not as amazing to those who don’t fool themselves with a simplistic caricature.

Those old enough to remember Eisenhower recall how the press convinced themselves that he was a doddering, clueless old man when he was President. Ike found it useful to let the press think so. When your detractors choose to fool themselves, let them.

[caww]

There have been many unstable leaders with successes.....so that is not a fair indicator...heck Saddam palaces look alot like Trumps city apartment. Wealth is not an indicator.

There’s a difference between distracters and those trying to help people see what they cannot.

I have to leave now and may finish this later....

[Pelham]

So... you think that Saddam ordering palaces to be built in Iraq required the same set of talents that Trump had to have in order to run a billion dollar development business in a highly competitive and very politically charged environment?

I just want to determine if that is the case that you are arguing.

[djstex]

Thanks for the ping in case I forgot. I’m trying to catch up.