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  That was just so comically absurd it was hard to accept that i was watching a real, live adult human being, let alone him being president, do this on live TV.  I was gobsmacked.
context: First he was declassifying documents with his mind powers, and now this? I suspect daemonic activity. Do we have to call the Black Ships and the Imperial Inquisition? Maybe send a squad of space marines? >
  
  He's getting ready to drop a mental incompetence defense. And conservatives will rush to say any criticism of him is beating up on those with dementia and holding him accountable for his actions is unfair.
  They will do this while criticizing Biden for daring to have a drug addict son and claiming Biden has dementia, which are grounds for removal from office, but only if you are a Democrat. >
  
  That probably is his best defense against myriad charges. >
  
  Only myriad? Let’s go for more >
  
  But would you say it is a plethora of charges? >
  
  Do you know what a plethora is? >
  
  Psychosis ain't pretty! >
  
  He’s unable to just simply say, “hey that thing I said was inaccurate. My bad” or “I shouldn’t have said / done that” 
  It’s not possible for him. 
  That’s not good. 
  If he were to be believed, everything he says is perfect and it’s just “bad media” making his words somehow different. 
  It’s ugly and he has no business holding public office. >
  
  As we saw with the Sharpie hurricane incident. >
  
  That was just so comically absurd it was hard to accept that i was watching a real, live adult human being, let alone him being president, do this on live TV.  I was gobsmacked. >
  
  It's really overshadowed by the, well, the rest of his entire presidency, but IMO it really deserves more of a part in the spotlight in highlighting his mental state. He refused to admit just a simple mistake about the path of a hurricane, really is no big deal, but he went so far as to draw his own map with a sharpie and insist that he's correct. >
  
  Oh exactly.  This is an enormous issue.  Not only to be unable to admit youre wrong but also try to cover it up in a way which is laughably transparent and then think you got away with it...Its incomprehensibly stupid. >
  
  I get where you are coming from. All the times I looked around and thought, “Are we just going to let this pass? This is ok now? Why the fuck isn’t anybody calling out this bullshit!?!?” It was maddening. There were times when I questioned my own sanity. I feel your pain. >
  
  Being clairvoyant and stable genius, he should also know that his post was the longest run-on sentence ever. >
  
  So clairvoyant he predicted COVID!…oh wait….never mind >
  
  He did. And when he said it would be gone by Easter, it was our own short-sightedness to assume he meant that same year. This man is so far into the future, the time between "now" and the Easter he lives in without Covid is all a blur. >
  
  Didn't Trump call himself the second coming and all these people who worship Him believe it?
  Edit  - Corrected what voice I meant to say. >
  
  there's got to be a way to bait him into claiming he's more important/better than jesus or god himself
  someone go befriend him on truth social and get to work >
  
  He already said "I am the Chosen One!", and evangelicals didn't seem to mind too much. >
  
  I know people who worship Trump; one told me, "you need to pray to Trump, and accept him into your heart and he will always take care of you". There are also small churches to him around the South, some pastors are doing baptism with Trump's name, and there's at least one book that proclaims Trump is Christ. >
  
  That's disturbing that people suggest you should pray to Trump.  I don't really go to church all that much, but what I remember from my youth was that the Bible had a lot of stuff in there warning against false gods and so on.
  Sorry to be skeptical, I thought you had to be wrong about that book, but it exists:
  
  Author Helgard Müller said that he believes there are two Christs, with Jesus being the son of God who was betrayed by Judas, and Trump being the son of man who was "betrayed by [former U.S. Vice President Mike] Pence." He also claimed that his book, "President Donald J. Trump, The Son of Man - The Christ," was not satire. >
  
  Wasn't there something called I think the Ten Commandments where one of them was thou shall not have any other God besides me? >
  
  Remember how pissed off God and Moses got at the Israelites when they started worshipping a Giant Golden Calf?
  Imagine how much worse the reaction would have been if they were found worshiping a Giant Piece of Shit. >
  
  I bet many will be surprised when they die and go to heaven and told to go to hell because they only paid attention to the parts that dealt with hatred and not love. >
  
  He's clairvoyant, so he doesn't need to learn what words mean. He just sees himself using them in the future (he certainly wouldn't waste his powers looking at anyone else). This is why he uses words wrong all the time, because he's copying from his future self who uses words wrong all the time even though in this case he actually isn't wrong.
  It gets very confusing. >
  
  Explains why "yesterday" was such a difficult word. >
  
  Yesterday, all the courts were so far away,  
  Now I fear that they will soon put me away.  
  Oh how I scream for  yesterday. >
  
  Clairvoyant, Psychotic. I can see how he could mix the two words up. He doesn’t read books after all and they’re both 3 syllables. >
  
  Psychotic people think they're quite normal.  Sometimes, they're even superior to others.  
  My father in law (RIP) was mentally ill and seldom took medication. For most of his life, there weren't meds. I've seen the behavior firsthand, and it's not much fun to be around.  His wife(RIP) was a freaking Saint.  Thankfully, he never tried to overthrow our government. >
  
  So he admits he knew beforehand that people would try and overthrow the government in his name and that cops would be assaulted 
  And he did nothing about it >
  
  my lord, the shame of this mental defective actually becoming our president will linger for years, if not decades
  like the farts he drilled into the Kennedy chair behind the resolute desk >
  
  It’s not just fart remnants.  The man has worn adult diapers for years.  You gotta expect some spillover. >
  
  He's scared because he "sees" what's coming. Hahaha >
  
  He's seen the movie sunset boulevard enough times he probably should. That New York magazine piece is amazing >
  
  I also noticed that he didn’t mention God, let alone Jesus. >
  
  He's both. >
  
  “Miss Cleo came up to me, tears streaming down her face and she said “Sir! You are the best clairvoyant even more so then me Miss Cleo.”
  -Donald Trump >
  
  Damn it.  It’s sad I can’t tell if this is real or not. >
  
  She died before he was elected, but I realize that still doesn't help on if this was real or not. >
  
  Did he predict an indictment? If so, everyone can see that one coming >
  
  He's so fucking creepy and weird. Like a guy you'd be most afraid of running into in the psych ward. >
  
  I've actually been to the psych ward and the people there were less scary than those I ran into on the street, let alone this guy. >
  
  Nostradamumbass. >
  
  Gotta suck to see yourself in prison before you even get there. >
  
  One calls for unity and speaks out against antisemitism and other one does... well... this. >
  
  He knows the end is near ,he is now totally disconnected from reality
  Expect some real stupid stuff to happen and I mean stupid even by Trump standards >
  
  Clearly he can see Jack Smith securing a few convictions. >
  
  The orange terrorist thinks Clair Voyant is the porn star he banged after Stormy. >
  
  I hear talk he is prepping for an insanity plea. >
  
  Yeah that only works if a shrink proves you do not know right from wrong. Bring a one of his grandkids into the session. Ask Trump to kick him in the head as hard as he can. If Trump says no, then he knows right from wrong. Although, there's just a part of me that thinks Trump might kick him. So not sure if we should really test that. But more to the point insanity isn't the same as crazy. And the way Trump speaks often in code would lead a shrink to beleive he does know right from wrong because he won't say certain things a certain way, but the message is implied. >
  
  Many psychological analysts have deemed unsuited for office before he was elected. >
  
  Sure, unsuited but not clinically insane. Like an unmedicated schizophrenic would be unsuited for office. But plenty get convicted in courts of law. >
  
  Generally agreed was socipathologe with delusions of grandure. And he surrounds himself with people who agree to enable himself. >
  
  
  Try looking into that place where you dare not look! You'll find me there, staring out at you!
  
  ~~Muad'dib~~Jack Smith >
  
  The only clairvoyance that man has is that he knows hes gonna do some dumb shit sooner or later, and even them I'm not convinced. >
  
  "I feel so good, I feel so bad"   
  "I lost the best job I ever had"       
  "I can't get any love, can't get satisfaction"    
  "The only thing left is my psycotic reaction" >
  
  Very good that >
  
  Clairvoyant like Dionne Warwick’s Psychic Friends: they couldn’t see the end of her career either. >
  
  At this point I kind of just want him to go all the way and just declare himself Jesus Christ/God. He's so close to doing it. I just figure this era has been this absurd, why the fuck not have a candidate literally running as God. >
  
  Are you sure that's not his a drag persona? Clare Voyant? >
  
  Trump is the most delusional, disgusting dipshit known to humanity. >
  
  But his fans might be worse. >
  
  Gee, thanks, Reagan. Without what you did, people could have put him in an asylum by now. >
  
  I love that this dumb orange baboon can claim to have witch-like powers and be a devout, upside-down-bible holding Christian…
  Wait a minute…! >
  
  Ya, declaring himself capable of god like powers is his trajectory. >
  
  He cannot say the word "Origin". He certainly did not write the word "Clairvoyant". He was probably thinking about a woman named "Claire" that he put his little paws on. >
  
  What he is is a liar and a fraud. >
  
  So all his ranting and raving lately can be attributed to his "clairvoyant" picture of what the future holds for him....indictment. >
  
  Well, beware false prophets or whatever. >
  
  Christ I’m sick of this “man” >
  
  There’s a 30% chance he doesn’t know what the word means >
  
  That’s being generous. >
  
  If he’s so clairvoyant then how come he can’t see how much of an ass he is?  Not too bright this one. >
  
  Interesting, I thought he was Christian.  Now he's New Ager?  Is he still Christian?  Christian New Ager seems kinda oxymoronic. >
  
  No you miss heard, his dressed up name is Clara Voyant >
  
  I am shocked…SHOCKED I SAY…that he knew how to spell that word. >
  
  Unhinged describes it well >
  
  His future prison bunkmates will shorten it to Clare. >
  
  Trump has no idea what clairvoyant means >
  
  I’m pretty sure he meant to use a different word, but I’ve been unable to determine just which one it was. >
  
  “Who’s this third person Donald Trump keeps hearing about?”  -Donald Trump >
  
  Mounting evidence for insanity defense… >
  
  Odd being clairvoyant he could not see that 2020 loss coming. >
  
  He’s really pushing for that insanity plea. >
  
  Laying foundation for an OddFather defence. Google Vincente Gigante. >
  
  And yet he did not foresee Russian's invasion of Ukraine would turn into a clusterfuck that he could warn his fairy godfather Putin about. >
  
  I think tRuMp meant he was “Clara Voyent, Blind Detective.” It’s his scintillating idea for new reality TV show. >
  
  Too bad his clairvoyance didn't work on January 6th. He just had no idea his words would cause a coup >
  
  That word is too complicated for him. He should stick with four syllables or less. >
  
  Fuck these assholes and their love to all shit. You don’t get to run around calling people pedophiles and communists, or test subjects, or sheep them say “Peace and love”. Fuck you. Fuck your morally bankrupt political philosophy. Fuck your love to all. >
  
  Fuck these assholes and their love to all shit. You don’t get to run around calling people pedophiles and communists, or test subjects, or sheep them say “Peace and love”. Fuck you. Fuck your morally bankrupt political philosophy. Fuck your love to all. >
  
  Does any one think we will hear about him wondering naked on the golf course?   I would love to see r/conservative defend him on that. >
  
  Just prep work for insanity plea… >
  
  This is like that part of the wolf of Wall Street when he’s scrambling to make money before the fbi arrests him. >
  
  I don’t think this is leading up to an insanity plea. This is an unhinged narcissist holding on to delusions of grandeur. He really has to convince himself that he’s special and he’s doubling down on it big time as the walls come tumbling down around him. Look at the NFTs. Most of us thought they were a joke but they were real. He sees himself as a superhero. This is extreme narcissism. The bigger question is why do so many Americans not see this and I believe that is because there are a lot of emotionally unwell people in America. Mental health here doesn’t get the attention it deserves and personality disorders are rampant. There are a lot of narcissists in America and they look up to Trump because he’s a public display of what they want to be. I’m an American by the way. There are still people here with empathy but often it feels like we are aliens on another planet when dealing with Trump supporters. They don’t understand us and we don’t understand them. >
  
  Here he goes, trying to set up a plausible insanity defense when they indict him. >
  
  Without daily guidance and speech writing from Putin's teams - trump is a beached orange whale. >
  
  What we are witnessing is a man cracking up right before us which makes it a little easier for him to have the defense of insanity >
  
  Going for the insanity plea. >
  
  he is Cliarvoyant >
  
  I'm surprised he knows how to spell it! >
  
  He's gonna die of natural causes real soon, right? 
  Hopefully while imprisoned. >
  
  And choking on a hamburger. >
  
  Hamberder >
  
  I wonder if Clairvoyant helps him understand a fraction of what Claire McCaskill thinks of him. >
  
  Does he have the ability to see that he is a douche yard ? >
  
  All of that moron’s messages are unhinged.  Yawn. >
  
  Wouldn't 'clairvoyance' allow him to avoid trouble? Or is he OK knowing he'll be in prison soon? 🤔 >
  
  HATES “Trump” more than any other person on earth.
  I know for a fact that's not true. >
  
  I too can see the future: ‘Your Honor, my client is clearly insane! These are not the words of a rational human being.” >
  
  Whatever happened with those documents? 🤔 >
  
  Trump never had anything except an inflated ego and delusions of grandeur. >
  
  Yeah and then he’s going to dance the Little Italy in his Pajamas in front of the courthouse. >
  
  He was wrong about winning the 2020 election, so not very clairvoyant. >
  
  Surely he also meant to say that he had a photogenic memory >
  
  I think he thinks he is very "photogenic" in both the accurate and inaccurate definitions...great screen name but now I am craving ramen...and still eating Christmas leftovers... >
  
  Ive seen this same headline 10 times this week. Come on people >
  
  The truth post was posted yesterday. So that would have required some clairvoyant reporters had they been reporting on a message 6 days ahead of when trump actually made the truth post. >
  
  First he was declassifying documents with his mind powers, and now this? I suspect daemonic activity. Do we have to call the Black Ships and the Imperial Inquisition? Maybe send a squad of space marines? >
  
  He's getting ready to drop a mental incompetence defense. And conservatives will rush to say any criticism of him is beating up on those with dementia and holding him accountable for his actions is unfair.
  They will do this while criticizing Biden for daring to have a drug addict son and claiming Biden has dementia, which are grounds for removal from office, but only if you are a Democrat. >
  
  That probably is his best defense against myriad charges. >
  
  Only myriad? Let’s go for more >
  
  But would you say it is a plethora of charges? >
  
  Do you know what a plethora is? >
  
  Psychosis ain't pretty! >
  
  He’s unable to just simply say, “hey that thing I said was inaccurate. My bad” or “I shouldn’t have said / done that” 
  It’s not possible for him. 
  That’s not good. 
  If he were to be believed, everything he says is perfect and it’s just “bad media” making his words somehow different. 
  It’s ugly and he has no business holding public office. >
  
  As we saw with the Sharpie hurricane incident.