Trump would hate for this to have millions of views.

[ClearSky24]

Link to tweet

[Newest Reality]

1. Refreshing...

It is great to see someone sum up this clusterf**k so succinctly.

That said all that needs to be known in order to clear the really bad, stomach turning farts that General Cockwomble keeps flowing over and over into our national conversation. Someone open a window and let's clear the thick, fetid mist in the air.

[lunatica]

2. Yeah, let's try not to pass it on or retweet or send it to all our friends

[2naSalit]

3. It would be a shame if

dotard saw it and had a stroke.

[AZ8theist]

10. If he had a stroke it would only IMPROVE his mental capacity....

[musclecar6]

4. 100 percent accurate

Nothing more needs to be said.

This man is a national disgrace aided and abetted by the republican congress. He is an awful person on every level but the republican congress are really the culprits here, as THEY collectively have enabled this character to wreak the havoc he has.

[mr_lebowski]

5. A big part of the problem is also consisting of roughly 40% of FUCKING IMBECILES

That STILL refuse to accept the obvious reality that Tangeranus is a pathological liar and sociopath, with a textbook case of narcissistic personality disorder.

If his poll numbers would fall through the floor (as they should, if this weren't a country with a large population of utter morons) then the Repukes in Congress would get rid of him.

Much as I hate that man, the reality is that he's a reflection of a shit-ton of evil and/or stupid people in this country ...

Which I suppose is also pitiable.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

6. The Republican cultists in the Senate could have done their duty and saved us from the fool.

[Evolve Dammit]

7. Schmidt is awesome, He's been calling it out for over three years. Doesn't mince words.

[yankeepants]

11. He's also the architect of this catastrophe.

He brought us Sarah Palin and tea baggers.

[Rebl2]

13. He most

certainly is. Why didn’t he have any foresight into what might happen with these tea baggers- What they might do to this country eventually. Guess hindsight really is 20/20. I agree with what he says now, but he is partially to blame for this mess we are in now.

[Evolve Dammit]

16. Don't forget the tea party started as a response to the 2008 financial meltdown and was targeting

the banksters that caused the collapse. Rightly so. Then the movement was craftily co-opted by Kochs and others who saw an opportunity to tap into lots of angry people. The fact that they were successful in molding this group to where it is today is the product of a great deal of propoganda that Goebells would be proud of. Plenty of outrage out there and so easily manipulable with real "fake news" and targeted financial backing. I would be very interested in any reporting on Schmidt's role if you have any links. Thanks

[Evolve Dammit]

15. A lot of folks enabled this nightmare. I'm just glad he's where he is now.

[warmfeet]

8. Viewed multiple times.

Not a big Steve Schmidt fan, but the message is good.

[AZ8theist]

9. "The musings of an imbecile"

Perfect!
The EXACT description of this incompetent, corrupt traitor.

[crickets]

12. True. One of the responses would make him very upset as well...

Link to tweet

StormSpotterSue
@stormspottersue
Replying to @Alyssa_Milano
Trump would also hate to see this (from June 2016) about the national stockpile!

npr article w/image of rows of packed shelves

[gristy]

14. wow.

That was really good.

[NNadir]

17. He may be a Republican, but he's right on! n/t,

[Joinfortmill]

18. I passed it along.

[cp]

19. It's Dumpy AND his Republican enablers

You own him.

[left-of-center2012]

20. The media could not be played.

Would not play for me.