They’re so cringe

As a senior citizen, possibly it’s cringe for me to say “cringe” but hey, the Felon’s worshippers are indeed cringe-worthy, so …

For example Newsmax host Rob Schmitt insisting that the DOJ prosecuting Letitia James for taking legal action against the Necrotic Toddler is “retribution” but she had it coming — she made the Felon sit in court! He never had any legal trouble before this (that is a lie)!

Or Steven Cheung, the WH spokesman who thinks his job is to impersonate an angry chatbot, now angry that his boss didn’t get the Nobel Peace Prize: “He has the heart of a humanitarian, and there will never be anyone like him who can move mountains with the sheer force of his will. The Nobel Committee proved they place politics over peace.”

Not that the New York Times is covering itself with glory: a headline declares that whether Portland is in ruins or at peace depends who you ask. While it’s true some people, like the Necrotic Toddler, insist it’s a burning hellhole, they’re lying. It is not a truth-on-both-sides issue.

Candace Owens: completely cuckoo or desperate to grab attention?

“The Guardian sat through nearly four hours of the Talk Show, and found it to be an almost exact copy of existing late-night shows, just worse: with hack jokes about tired issues and has-been, conservative guests. The show was never picked up

Despite the Felon and Mike Johnson threatening not to provide back pay for federal employees who work through the shutdown, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is begging air traffic controllers to come back to work.

How about a Republican lawmaker — Michigan Rep. Josh Schriver — who wants to ban all porn, but allegedly has an account on a porn website? Not only is every Republican accusation a confession, every call for a ban is too.

Last but definitely not least, the Felon himself, whining because The Black President got one and he didn’t: “Obama got a prize — he didn’t even know what — he got elected and they gave it to Obama for doing absolutely nothing but destroying our country. No, he was not a good president.” As Paul Campos says, “Of all the very many disturbing things about Trump, the single most disturbing to me is that he might actually be more emotionally than intellectually disabled.” Also, as noted at the link, the endless string of pundits imagining all the great things the Felon could do if he were — well, a completely different person.

Paul Krugman sums up the cringe: “By now it’s obvious that Donald Trump suffers from CBS — Cowardly Bully Syndrome. On Friday, Trump blasted China’s new export controls on rare earths, declaring them a “moral disgrace” which were “obviously a plan devised by them years ago.” And he threatened to impose 100 percent tariffs on China, on top of the already high existing tariffs.

Less than a day later he was groveling

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