F*CKING SCARY

I happen to know more about assholes than anybody...and Trump is the biggest fuqking asshole of them all.

@ybarrap He’s such a lying, hypocritical, cheating, convicted felon, piece of shit!

A smart man doesn’t tell he is smart. A rich man doesn’t tell he is rich. A strong man doesn’t tell you he is strong. A con man does.

I would definitely not want to be involved with a "jack of all trades, master of none," let alone someone who's clearly a megalomaniac. Here's Kamala Harris saying, "I consider myself a fairly intelligent person, but I do not know medicine," like a sensible, reasonable person would.

@bluegr8fulchik This is DJT’s lifelong MO. I can picture him in a room with bankers and business people and attorneys and they bought it hook line and sinker…and never got paid or lost everything…just like the MAGAts. How’s your stock DonOLD? Tanking, isn’t it. What a shame.

Scarier than Trump are the millions of people who are stupid enough to believe his lies.

Hmm, no matter how many times he says it, I'm still unconvinced.

Trump is completely delusional.

He tells you out loud... he knows nothing when it’s true and he knows everything when it’s a lie

Donald Trump claims to know more than anyone about everything, but many of his decisions tell a different story, and they have caused some real damage. In healthcare, Trump said he had all the answers, but his attempt to scrap the Affordable Care Act fell apart. Millions of people were left worrying if they'd lose their health coverage. Meanwhile, big pharma and insurance companies made banks from all the confusion, cashing in while regular folks scrambled. On military strategy, Trump boasted he knew more than the generals, claiming he had ISIS figured out. But when he pulled U.S. troops out of Syria in 2019, it left a mess behind. The Kurds, who helped fight ISIS, were abandoned, and ISIS started regaining strength. Defense contractors and private military companies made money hand over fist as things got more chaotic and security needs ramped up. Then there's Trump's bizarre claims about climate science, where he famously said, "I know a lot about wind." His nonsense about wind turbines causing cancer became a joke, but the environmental rollbacks his administration pushed were no laughing matter. Air and water quality worsened, pollution increased, and efforts to tackle climate change were delayed. The big winners? Oil, gas, and coal companies enjoyed fewer regulations and more significant profits, while everyone else paid the price with a dirtier environment. His decision to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement hurt global efforts to fight climate change. Fossil fuel companies celebrated because there was less pressure to cut emissions, and clean energy got shoved aside. It was all about profits for them, even if it meant screwing over the planet. Trump loved to brag about his financial genius, even saying he could wipe out the national debt. But instead, the debt shot up by nearly $7.8 trillion while he was in office. His trade war with China backfired, too, making life harder for American farmers and businesses. Consumer prices increased, and farmers needed billions in government bailouts to stay afloat. Meanwhile, corporate agribusiness and the big banks managing the bailout cash were making a killing. Trump also claimed to be the "best negotiator," leading to his much-hyped deal with the Taliban in 2020. The deal let the U.S. pull out of Afghanistan, but he gave the Taliban way too much without getting long-term peace or stability in return. In the end, the Taliban quickly took over again in 2021, leading to a humanitarian disaster. Defense contractors and private security firms made a fortune off the chaos, with more demand for weapons and services. These examples show how Trump's big talk didn't match reality. Defense contractors, fossil fuel companies, and big corporations made out like bandits, while regular people, the environment, and global stability took the hit.