Trump and TACO Saturday
Iran Strikes? Thin-skinned dictators hate being called ‘chicken.’
Remember this?
It’s said that Trump got mad enough, at that White House Correspondents dinner, that he gave serious consideration to running for President.
Yes, we can all thank then speech writer Jon Lovett for that Obama speech that changed the world.
Trump ran, in large part, because he didn’t like being humiliated by the black guy he was trying to bring down with the Birther conspiracy.
A couple of weeks ago, the mantra “TACO” (Trump Always Chickens Out) that emerged out of Wall Street gossip, went viral.
They pointed out that Trump talks a good game, gives it a couple of weeks, and then moves on to the next social media flak.
No Political Or Policy Interests in Iran
Trump had been playing the same game, dancing around the Iran issue, which he barely understands, other than his regular pleas from fellow wannabe dictator Bebe Netanyahu, to come to the rescue, after launching a “preemptive” strike on Iran because they allegedly were scant days from having a nuclear weapon.
Tulsi Gabbard fell out of favor when she didn’t deliver a smoking gun that gave Trump real grounds to bomb nuclear infrastructure in Iran.
Yet he went ahead with his own plan, anyway.
Donald “Two Weeks” Trump
This week was the “two weeks” taunt of Trump, in the media. Jen Psaki, and others, called out Trump on a habit of running the clock out on controversies that required hard “presidential” decisions.
The Multi-Billion Dollar Question
Did the President of the United States just commit the U.S. to a path that will put us back into that global policeman that he, himself, has mocked, on many occasions, because rich people called him “chicken?”
Trump is a purely venal creature, who lives in the limelight. The idea of conducting one of his USUAL fake-outs, only to do a DOUBLE fake, and bomb Iran, seems more likely. The goal? To shut up his ‘TACO’ detractors.
Dream big, Donald.
If that’s not 25 Amendment material, I don’t know what is…
Something to think about.
Out.
