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trump lets loose on the GOP.

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So the person that never takes the blame for anything reposts an angry attack on the GOP, because he never does anything wrong. How absolutely astoundingly pathetic.😂

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Trump Reposts Angry Screed Against His Own Party

"I don't think the GOP fully grasp how badly they are ******* up right now."

"President Donald Trump on Wednesday promoted a diatribe against his own party as if he were not its leader and had no responsibility for it. The post, by right-wing influencer Matt Van Swol, faulted Republicans for a variety of policy failures.
Trump posted an image of Van Swol's screed on Truth Social, even though, as president of the United States and the leader of the Republican Party, he is part of the reason for complaints about things like no "true mass deportations" and no "meaningful decrease in the deficit.""

Trump appears to be angry at Republicans for failing to deliver his agenda—even though he controls the executive branch and Congress.
Paul Krugman, a Nobel Prize–winning economist, argues that Trump is psychologically 'dissociating from reality as his political power collapses.'
He warns that Trump may lash out and inflict serious damage on U.S. institutions.
Krugman compares this behaviour to Hitler’s final days, when Hitler, facing defeat, turned against Germany because he believed the country had failed him. He points to Trump’s obsession with leaving his mark, arguing that his projects have so far involved 'mostly destruction, mostly tearing stuff down,' leaving what he describes as 'wreckage in his wake.'
Krugman’s conclusion is blunt: things could become 'even worse, even uglier' than people expect—and we shouldn’t assume Trump will restrain himself.
He never has before.

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/trump-is-dissociating-as-his-downfall-nears-nobel-economist/ar-AA2aYHOJ

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