'Is he crazy or just stupid?' Triggered Trump goes nuclear on GOP senator

WND ^ | 1/10/2022 | Bob Unruh

[RideForever]

President Trump on Monday verbally scorched a Republican U.S. Senator (Mike Rounds of SD) he had endorsed last election for describing the 2020 presidential election as fair.

[RideForever]

Well, boys and girls, where is the quo warranto to remove the GA Senators and Representatives from Congress elected in 2020 in a now UNLAWFUL election from failure to conform to the retention period of 22 months for election materials. Most recently it was reported that GA Election Board violated the law by telling workers to delete videos of drop boxes used in the election after 30 days instead of following the 22 month federal law. There are also missing ballot transit logs that are incomplete or missing. And the logs of election machine access for the 2020 election were deleted in a way that left several years of data before, and some of elections after. Since the election can no longer can be 'proved' as lawful, the only option left is UNLAWFUL.

This should trigger an immediate recall of the Congresspersons from GA that were 'elected' in 2020.

Is Pelosi Speaker after that? What happens to the filibuster?

[spacejunkie2001]

I agree with Trump; there’s no free pass for stupid/evil

[Dr. Sivana]

'Is he crazy or just stupid?' Triggered Trump goes nuclear on GOP senator

President Trump forgot the third option: compromised.

[frank ballenger]

Compromised....

Yes, for this RINO I want to take all 3, crazy, stupid and compromised.

[Regulator]

Trump is of course completely correct.

Rounds IS a dope.

[cotton1706]

He’s not crazy or stupid. He’s safely reelected.

[Rennes Templar]

What happened to all the audits? Swallowed up by Deep State bureaucracy, like everything else?

[dead]

Trump is starting to see that he needs to vette his endorsements more carefully.

Yeah any day now.

I appreciate everything Trump did or tried to do, but the glaring weakness in the Trump skillset has been picking people for roles. I guess in business, everybody's interested in moving the ball and getting the win. He wasn't ready for the subterfuge and general douchebaggery that is politics.

[indthkr]

"Trump is starting to see that he needs to vette his endorsements more carefully."

One problem with great salesmen like Trump - sometimes they can be easily sold.

[lewislynn]

Trump is starting to see that he needs to vette his endorsements more carefully.

Another hindsight genius.

I'm sure all of you ankle biting hindsight geniuses have never taken/voted for the lesser of two evils.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

I appreciate everything Trump did or tried to do, but the glaring weakness in the Trump skillset has been picking people for roles.

Exactly right. I'm hoping for and will vote for a Trump restoration in 2024, but the quality of his hires and endorsements needs to go way up.

[PIF]

The GOP seems to made up of largely Assistant Democrats - even promising new ones, like Crenshaw, turn out to be just another Assistant. Who can find anyone to endorse that is actually a conservative and not another Assistant-in-waiting?

[Badboo]

Trump will never get it right. He did himself in, in large part, to his incompetent appointments. Over 50 % of those he is currently endorsing will turn on him. He doesn't have a political “nose”.

And, they will not let him have a second term. (saying it since 2017)

[Ann Archy]

PSTUPID!

[Pirate Ragnar]

Instead of complaining and reiterating the election, I would like Trump to focus on how to keep it from never happening again. Turn his loser attitude into forward thinking and being ahead of the game.