Watching the Strutting Buffoon Tonight Reminded Me

[Anomalocaris]

Both Mussolini and Hitler, dilettantish as they are, nonetheless have vastly better work ethic, attention span, and grasp of political reality than trump, both of them can boast of vastly more accomplishments, such as they are, in their first 6 month, and neither of them is quite so jeolous of his own image and reluctant to share credit as trump.

Mussolini and Hitler are both far more dangerous than clownish.   Trump, it's perhaps no more dangerous than clownish.

Yup, but they didn't have nukes at their beck and call. I'd like to think that the officer carrying the football is also carrying a side arm, and when the shitgoblin wants the football, he gets something else.

If the shitgoblin ever tries to launch the nukes, then regardless of whether he succeeds, the most serious question Americans must ask themselves would be "could the America that could put a man like trump at the controls of its civilization ending nuclear arsenal be trusted with continuing to have its nuclear arsenal".

Americans would definitely scream yes.  But clearly continuation of humanity would say no.  From that time on, it would be hard to regard America as anything other than enemy of humanity.

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I would rather trump take down pence and the republicunt congress with him than be pence's springboard to a near full term with a supportive republicunt congress.

When the enemy is self-destructing, why show him a way out?

Quoth Sun-Tzu, "Never interrupt an enemy while he's making a mistake."

I believe that is Napoleon.

Whose own mistakes in Russia went uninterrupted.

[Thumpalumpacus]

I could well be wrong on the speaker, but there's no arguing with the precept.