But if Twitler cancels Twitter then he won't be able to keep... Oh, wait...
I think it's a dementia plus too much adderall snorting. I continue to believe his dementia is syphilitic in nature, not Parkinson's or Alzheimer's.
@jessi1978 Of course there are more pressing issues, but in Trump's mind his survival is the ONLY issue.
@suspira44 So much of what Trump does is NOT about whether or not he can accomplish it, it's about whether or not he can cause chaos, dominate a news cycle going against him, rile up his base, feed his very sick malignant ego. After the news goes out that he's suing, we'll see a few Trumpites start raging about how unfair twitter is to him. Such a waste of time, but he doesn't know anything else.
Some were discussing writing postcards to voters. I just got this link today from Move-on.
https://action.momsrising.org/survey/2020_GOTVpostcards/?source=MO_all
@seeker4, you spoke of T's focus on survival, and it got me thinking: if T were faced with a life-or-death issue -- e.g. a terminal illness -- how do you all think he would handle that?
@deetoo I have no idea, but I'll throw out some things that are true about him. He generally cannot face reality. If he does face reality, he might do something more dangerous than anything he's done before. Or, Steve Bannon once suggested that if things got really bad for T, he might commit suicide. He truly believed he was capable of it. However, didn't Jeanne see him in the fall as an old man, bent over, totally lost as he recognized his failure. I'd try to find that, but a couple of 6 year olds (my twin grandsons) are near me demanding attention. ...and they ALWAYS get it.
I've been sending postcards since 2016. Especially in light of Trump wanting to kill the USPS, this is a great way to both get the word out about good candidates and send financial support to the post office.
@seeker4, thanks. I agree with many of your perceptions. You know, when I heard that Rush L. was diagnosed with stage-4 cancer, I really hoped that he might step back and see the light. I mean, that's a life and death matter, right? And yet he's spewing the same exhaust fumes, to the bitter end. It's sad, really.
Your comment about your grandsons made me laugh. We don't have children, but my husband said his mom would often say to him "I thank God every day that you're not twins." ?