Trump chose to run for office, knowing that others would do (or try
to do) exactly what he did (or tried to do) to Barack Obama and Hillary
Clinton. Trump chose to run for office and swore to hold that office
knowing there was more dirt on him than probably anyone else on earth.
Trump chose to subject his children (all of them, the ones who are
complicit and the ones who might be innocent) to humiliation, fear,
hatred, danger, deserved or not. Trump incited hatred, racism, and
violence every step of the way. Trump chummed up to and weaponized our
enemies--including a country that beheads and that waged the World Trade
Center attack on this country--and turned his back on our allies, and
he and his party have laid the groundwork for us to become the next
Syria, meaning our grandchildren might one day see their parents
beheaded by the enemies, or melted by nukes, or washed up on foreign
shores after our attempt to help them escape failed.
Trump's wife and children knew/know all of this about him. Instead of
doing the right thing, they played along and helped him. They deserve no
consideration. If anyone actually believes the golden child in the
gilded cage was terrorized by seeing Kathy's picture, you must surely
realize he also sees naked pictures of his mother, who he surely loves
more than he loves his demented, absent father, and the news about his
father raping children and bragging about grabbing pussies while married
to his mom . . . And the appropriate reaction according to my
intelligence, experience, gut reaction is to reject Trump's attempt to
make us feel sorry for him because someone might have hurt his kid's
feelings. It's ALL about Trump. Always.
I believe in the Golden Rule. The Trumps taught us, over and over and over again exactly how they prefer to be done unto - and it isn't pretty. Good parents (like mine, like the Clintons, like the Obamas) take a situation like this and say TO THEIR KID, "That was an ugly, hurtful thing to do. I hope you remember and never do it to someone else." Or, in this case, "I realize now how very wrong I have been to mistreat others my entire life so I am going to beg everyone to forgive me and start over as a decent person."
I believe in the Golden Rule. The Trumps taught us, over and over and over again exactly how they prefer to be done unto - and it isn't pretty. Good parents (like mine, like the Clintons, like the Obamas) take a situation like this and say TO THEIR KID, "That was an ugly, hurtful thing to do. I hope you remember and never do it to someone else." Or, in this case, "I realize now how very wrong I have been to mistreat others my entire life so I am going to beg everyone to forgive me and start over as a decent person."
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