That would be an awful lot of reading. And he’s a very busy man. You know, presidentin’ and golfing and all. And sending tweets. I mean, if he stopped to read the replies, when would he find the time to send more tweets? Be sensible, man.
Besides, those mean tweets are probably fake. Hillary and Obama are behind them. Yeah, that’s the ticket.
I actually went and looked at his twitter account, which I try and avoid (I don’t want to feed his ego). I have no idea what this means. It’s 2 completely different thought streams as far as I can tell. Or he forgot the part the middle where he meant to say “They shouldn’t have done that, after so many years…”
Every time I try and figure out what he means by anything I can feel my brain cells dying.
I’m clinical and have taken up self-medication from time to time. Nothing he tweets indicates he’s sober, or non-medicated. Me, I try hard to not indicate it, since I have a sense of shame. He doesn’t.
This is incorrect, actually. Trump’s verbal chunkery actually often does follow from earlier chunkery, in the sense that his speech pattern is very repetitive, i.e. “It’ll be great. It’ll be very great. Trust me, it’s going to be great.”
It’s awkwardly phrased, but I’m now at least conversationally fluent in Trumpish (a unique language that has no spelling rules, seldom uses tenses or subject-predicate-object constructions, and is always emphatic) so the meaning seems clear enough.
“The Republican House Freedom Caucus managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. After so many bad years, they should’ve been ready for a win!”
I agree. That was a very good explanation of what he does. There are words, but he almost never says anything. On the rare occasion he does rant out something coherent, the words are used to blame someone else. Which he then denies having ever said.