Trump Unravels, Explodes Over Being Held To A “Ridiculous Standard” As POTUS

Trump CANNOT handle the fact that he actually has to act like an adult.


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We’re not even halfway through Donald Trump’s seemingly endless presidency, but it certainly feels like we’ve been on this horrific emotional roller coaster long enough. Trump’s tweets alone cause Americans more anxiety and disgust than is healthy, and the president’s erratic mood swings are enough to give us all whiplash.

Trump went through several different emotional states today (as usual), starting the day off with whining about his witch hunt to eventually posting a #ThrowbackThursday video post so that he could revel in his election success (barf) and torture everyone who voted against him.

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It was an absolutely petty post, especially since it’s been reported extensively that Trump didn’t actually want to be POTUS at all — he just wanted to satisfy his ego because he could not handle losing (especially to a woman). Let’s not forget that less than 100 days into his presidency, Trump was whining about how hard his job was and signaling that he absolutely hated it.

Last year, Trump vented on Twitter to complain about how he, as President of the United States, was being held to an unfair, “ridiculous standard” and how the media wanted to “kill” positive coverage of him no matter how much he accomplished (we’re STILL waiting to see all that “winning,” by the way).

More than a year later, we have yet to see any outstanding results come from Trump’s presidency. In many ways, it seems we are worse off as Trump has ruined our standing with several countries and made America a global joke.

Trump’s tweet today celebrating his presidency is so fake — Trump never wanted this job, and he’s spent most of his time in the White House avoiding his responsibilities by running off to play golf. Trump doesn’t really want this role, and he certainly doesn’t deserve it.

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