He's unraveling in real time.

[Bleacher Creature]

Link to tweet

[gratuitous]

1. "Nice shot, Megan"

Nice election, Donald. Lost by what, 7.1 million votes, 306-232? Pathetic.

[TheBlackAdder]

20. HELL must be Trump's Word of the Day. LEGS will be when he has to spread them for a cavity search.

[SalamanderSleeps]

43. 7.1 million votes and he's a golf cheat.

[Marthe48]

2. More projection

no person has been more hostile to the U.S. than traitor

[BlueMTexpat]

28. This! eom

[maxrandb]

3. Eff him

[milestogo]

4. Anyone remember that Twilight Zone episode

where the man who never stops talking tries to shut up for a year to win a bet for half a million dollars?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0734677/

He cuts his own vocal chords. But even if Trump did that and all his social media were cut off, he would still find a way to get out his verbal diarreah.

[chicoescuela]

11. Ha I do remember that one. Most episodes were very good

[Rhiannon12866]

21. Rod Serling has been gone for decades, but he predicted this offensive, anti-American blowhard

[MontanaMama]

46. JFC. He absolutely did predict this! eom.

[Rhiannon12866]

49. BTW, I saw Rod Serling in person once

His daughter went to my summer camp and her parents came to visit on the last weekend, she was in the camp horse show. I didn't really know her, she was older than me, but I do remember that she was really into horses. And I recognized her Dad, he was a small tan man in a bright yellow sweater, LOL. And there was quite a fuss when he visited.

[MontanaMama]

52. That is super cool!

How old were you? Old enough to know who Red Serling was! I’m

[Rhiannon12866]

58. I must have been in my early teens - but it was the talk of camp that he was there!

And it was well known who her father was. One of my best friends got to know her a little since she was impressed that Jodi Serling was much more interested in horses than boys, LOL. And she was in my riding class in the camp horse show and of course she won! I always wondered about that...

[NJCher]

57. that's so cool!

What a childhood memory to have.

Bright yellow sweater! I think I would remember that, too.

I am watching this episode now. The whole five seasons are on FreeVee. I had forgotten how much I enjoy them and will probably watch more.

What is so funny in this one (Season 2, Episode 25) is how the fellow member (Archie) bluntly tells him why he doesn't like him and everything he says is what trump is--unethical, "there's nothing sporting about you," you've run through your inheritance, your debts are insurmountable....you'll do anything for money.

[Rhiannon12866]

60. Well, he was enough of a celebrity that it was the talk of camp that he was there

And I do remember seeing him since he stood out in that yellow sweater and of course there was enough of a fuss that most of us noticed.

And I do agree that he was a brilliant man, he certainly foretold what's happening now. And though I didn't really know his daughter, just knew who she was at camp, I feel bad for her since she lost her Dad not long after that, a life cut way too short.

I should watch that episode, too - don't know if I ever saw it, but it certainly does sound what we're experiencing now - thanks for letting me know which one it was!

[John1956PA]

34. I remember the episode. It had a classic Rod Serling twist at the end. n/t

[North Shore Chicago]

62. Not only that,

the guy who promised him the money was a gaslighter! He was flat broke and couldn't have paid out anyway.

[Blue Owl]

5. Someone punch FF45 in his fat face

[AllaN01Bear]

17. id rather somone poke him and he

[liberal N proud]

6. The reactions we are seeing to the soccer loss are emblematic of the trump era

Losing is not something anyone can accept.
Be it a sporting event or election.

trump has turn losers into whiners.

I have seen articles calling the women’s soccer team an embarrassment. Where does that come from? I think it is painfully obvious.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

8. Also amnesia. Mass amnesia of two time defending World Cup champions, mass amnesia of fascism.

[wnylib]

40. Reminiscent of Hitler and the 1936 Olympics.

[July]

7. Yeah, he didn't write that.

“Fully emblematic” is not in his impoverished vocabulary.

[Irish_Dem]

15. Yes I have been wondering if someone is helping him write this stuff.

[dalton99a]

16. Trump has used that word in interviews and speeches.

"So, when we find eight ballots, that’s emblematic of thousands of locations perhaps..."

"But the MS-13 seems to be emblematic of evil, and we're getting them out by the hundreds..."

"So we get Bergdahl, this is the way we trade, this is, like, emblematic of everything we do..."

"The U.S. rocket that blew up and crashed yesterday is emblematic of the United States under Obama..."

etc.

[Irish_Dem]

18. Ok good to know.

The FBI can analyze written material to a get a linguistic fingerprint for those under investigation.
And they can use spoken material too. To see if it matches up.

But what you are saying sounds like he is writing this himself.
I wondered if coked up junior was helping him.
The person writing it sounds like he is on drugs.

[canetoad]

50. I'm pretty sure

That he is not the one who physically types the letters and words. That would be the responsibility of some aide or minion who may or may not have input into the language, grammar and syntax.

However, I'm positive that everything originates in his fevered brain and is uttered for dictation by his big mouth.

[Irish_Dem]

64. I agree. It is pure Donald Trump.

Someone may type it out for him.

[jcgoldie]

9. In case anyone hasn't been paying attention...

“Openly hostile to America” = not singing during the national anthem (like 90% of the male athletes and fans at every sporting event)… oh plus they are women. 😕

[niyad]

32. Thank you. I was about to ask what the team had done to demontrate hatred

for America. I do not sing the anthem, nor do I utter the loyalty oath (I believe that our Constitution has something to say about loyalty oaths).

TRAITOR** swore an oath that he violated on 6Jan, so he has NOTHING to say on that subject.

[MontanaMama]

47. I don't sing it either, niyad.

My son…who graduated from high school in June also wouldn’t sing it…nor would he recite it in school where it was “required” (encouraged). We had a handful of meetings in assistant principals offices about his position.

[niyad]

55. Fortunately, that was not an issue at my high school. And admin had enough

to deal with with all the other things I was, or was not, doing, little progressive, annoying, female activist that I was, even back in the dark ages.

[NJCher]

61. I remember going to the library to read

Instead of going to a pep rally.

Some gym teachers came and tried to get me to go. I said no because boys didn’t cheer girls for sports. I said it needed to be a two way street.

They really did not like that.

[niyad]

66. Are you my twin? Are the gym teachers? I had tthat same experience, that

ssame conversation.

[Solly Mack]

10. lol. What a loser.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

12. President Biden told the team, "you've made your country proud."

Link to tweet

[calimary]

26. Crass (the donald) versus Class (President Biden).

How long do we all have to put up with trump? It's been WAY too long already.

[Cha]

13. trump Fucked UP Big Time..

[SeattleVet]

36. On his failing, 3rd-rate social media platform he doesn't 'tweet'...

he 'bleats'.

[jcgoldie]

14. Hes not unraveling btw

This micromanaging the culture war shit is just slopping the hogs.

[NJCher]

65. I really had to laugh at that

So appropriate for his fans. (Slopping…)

He’s desperate for material but it doesn’t matter with his supporters because they are so indiscriminate.

[Javaman]

19. Meh. We all know that the orange asshole is a petty little shit nt

[BigmanPigman]

22. The fastest way to MAGA would be for tRump to drop dead ASAP!

In an instant America would be more than "great". Every day when I wake up I hope to see "Donald J Trump 1946--2023, died at the age of 77" on my TV screen.

[MyOwnPeace]

31. So true........

and I'm SURE that there's a whole bunch of people out there feeling that very same way.
I 'click' the coffee machine, turn on the light, get out the half & half, then 'click' the 'Chrome' button to see today's opening page.....
hoping.....................

[BigmanPigman]

41. Personally, I think he is staying alive

just to spite me. Just watch him live to be 100 like the other criminal, Kissinger.

[Demobrat]

23. I don't see anything different from his usual behavior

[AnrothElf]

24. "Link to tweet" LOL

[johnnyplankton]

25. How Presidential of him

[MyOwnPeace]

33. And couldn't we do chapters and chapter on THAT!!!!!!!!

WHAT a FUCKING INTERNATIONAL EMBARASSMENT!!!!!!

I truly don't know where to start - or how to compile the list!

Immediately I think of him pushing aside another leader of another country so that HE could be in the front row of a gathering if world leaders!

What a piece of SHIT he is!!!!!!!!!!

[Beachnutt]

27. I suppose he's all about cheating to win

kinda like his golf game..

[Laura PourMeADrink]

30. AND the graffiti that wasn't there when I was President

Bunches of bullshit

[niyad]

35. ummm, he unraveled a very long time ago.It is simply becoming more glaringly

obvious every single day.

[Jacson6]

37. Is it possible that Donald J. Trump is suffering from a serious mental illness?

Just asking.

[SalamanderSleeps]

51. We all know he's a pathological liar.

Here's some of things that make a person a pathological liar.

A pathological liar, also known as a compulsive or chronic liar, is someone who consistently lies without apparent reason or benefit and may lie even when the truth would serve them better.

Here are some common traits and conditions that may define a pathological liar:

1. Persistent lying: Pathological liars have a consistent and long-standing pattern of lying, often from childhood into adulthood.

2. Lack of guilt or remorse: They may not feel guilty or show remorse for their lies, even when confronted with the consequences.

3. Exaggeration: They tend to embellish stories and experiences to make themselves appear more impressive, successful, or important.

4. Unnecessary lying: They lie even when the truth would suffice or when there is no clear advantage to lying.

5. Manipulative behavior: Pathological liars may use their lies to manipulate others and gain control or advantage in various situations.

6. Fantasy-prone: They might have a tendency to create elaborate, fictional stories and believe them to be true.

7. Impulsivity: Pathological lying may be associated with impulsive behavior and difficulty in controlling their lies.

8. Attention-seeking: They lie to gain attention, sympathy, or admiration from others.

9. Inconsistent stories: Their lies may frequently change, leading to discrepancies and contradictions in their narratives.

10. Lack of self-awareness: Some pathological liars may not recognize their lying behavior and genuinely believe their lies.

11. Low self-esteem: Despite their lies, they may have low self-esteem and use lying as a coping mechanism to protect their self-image.

12. Defensive behavior: When confronted about their lies, they may become defensive and deny their deceitful behavior.

13. Relationship issues: Pathological lying can lead to trust issues and strained relationships with family, friends, and colleagues.

14. Comorbidity: Pathological lying can be associated with other mental health conditions, such as narcissistic personality disorder, histrionic personality disorder, or borderline personality disorder.

15. Lack of empathy: They may struggle to understand or empathize with the impact their lies have on others.

I'm thinking you might be on to something here.

I think it's pretty safe to say he's seriously ill.

[ExWhoDoesntCare]

38. Oh bloody hell

Just what does sports have to do with your expansive fat arse, other than your destroying an entire league over your vanity back in the 80s? Or was it 90s? I don't follow American football, so I don't remember the exact history there.

But if we want to talk about losses, you stinking pile of rot, remember this from men's football:

'USA's World Cup failure was a catastrophe years in the making'
Thu 12 Oct 2017 07.57 AEDT

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/oct/11/usa-world-cup-2018-qualifying-soccer-football

Or this, from World Cup basketball:

'Why Team USA's World Cup defeats were good for basketball'
Thu 12 Sep 2019 18.00 AEST

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/sep/12/team-usa-fiba-basketball-world-cup-france-loss

Sit down.

Shut up.

[Firestorm49]

42. What an asshole.

[Martin68]

44. Dump left reality some time ago, and he's never coming back. He's his own favorite TV character.

[Silent3]

45. Need I remind you of the Time Magazine cover from nearly SEVEN YEARS AGO

Trump has been unraveling, melting down, going a step too far, reaching the end of his rope, hitting rock bottom, etc., etc., etc., for a LONG TIME now.

Too many people have kept propping him up no matter what.

Maybe we're finally reaching the limits not of Trump, but of Trump supports and their ability to keep bailing him out. We're not out of the woods yet, however.

[ificandream]

48. I'm halfway through Miles Taylor's Blowback ... and the shit they had to put up with from Trump.

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He was completely unqualified in 2016 and still is. We can't let him get back in. (And please read that book. It's frightening how bad he was and how bad he will be again if he gets re-elected.)

[niyad]

54. I disagree that they "had to" put up with his shit. They could have quit, and told

us the truth.

[vapor2]

53. WOW! How much lower can this POS go?

[Iggo]

56. Oh my gawd, we lost a sportsball game?

Jeebus fucking christ, grow up.

[Stuart G]

59. Donald Trump is NUTS! (and this one is total proof positive)

[Johnny2X2X]

67. It's hard to keep up

Why does the Right hate the US Women's Soccer team again? Is it because they're women? Is it because they have some openly gay members? Did some of them diss Trump?