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  need, she'll never need. now enjoy the convenience on the other hand, rest assure she very much does.
context: I guess he forgot that he said he would appoint judges that would overturn roe. notice how he is always the victim >
  
  Yes, you are correct that he always plays the victim card but he's still right about the extreme restrictions being harmful to the GOP in the midterms. >
  
  Sometimes the only way to learn a slope is slippery is to fall down one yourself.
  Besides, the motherf*cker is clairvoyant. He shoulda seen this one coming. >
  
  I remember one slippery slope, my left ankle never was that same after that. But I never made that mistake again. (Steps, yes; slope, no.) >
  
  My family had a German exchange student when I was young. That winter we got a lot of snow - which was unusual - and we lived on the best sledding hill around. There was enough snow and cold that we were out of school for more than 2 weeks.
  On the first day of sledding, the German broke her ankle (her foot was sticking over the sled's side and caught the ground on a bump). She was so annoyed. >
  
  So did you learn what the German word for "being annoyed by the fact that you broke your ankle on the first day of sledding while being an exchange student in a foreign country" was? >
  
  These next two years are going to be about him flipflopping all over the place like a dying flounder on land. He’s looking for the hooks and shotgunning campaign ideas to help get a foothold. Anything to help him build up support to either run for President or run from the authorities. >
  
  This is why I'm convinced he has no chance of being re-elected. He won by the skin of his teeth the first time, and that was with no record to stand on and a LOT of people giving him the benefit of the doubt (remember how he was supposed the "pivot" after taking office). He is now probably the most hated man in America. >
  
  I don’t know. In 2020 he was the second candidate to get the most votes ever (more than in 2016). If the Dems don’t go out and vote in force, we’d have him again or Death Santis >
  
  Wouldn’t it make sense that every election there’s more voters. Because of population growth ? >
  
  Trump got more votes in 2020 than Hillary got in 2016, and lost by a wider margin. >
  
  So… yes? >
  
  He got the Evangelican vote to seat anti-abortion judges on the SC. He put three there and Roe got overturned. He doesn't think it was his doing? >
  
  He probably doesn’t. Let’s be real here, Celebrity Apprentice did not pick those judges. The Federalist Society and Focus on the Family picked them and Trump went along with it because someone told him that the base would love it. 
  From the eternal victim mentality that Trump clings to, I don’t doubt for a second that he sees this as someone else’s fault. >
  
  
  I don’t doubt for a second that he sees this as someone else’s fault.
  
  This is Trump's defining characteristic - it is NEVER HIS FAULT.
  He even knows it and admitted that he takes no responsibility for anything. >
  
  When he was interviewed on his 'faith' in late 2015-2016, he said he had never asked God for forgiveness, because why did he need to? He hadn't made any mistakes that needed to be forgiven. Then he talked about how popular he was among Protestants to try to change the narrative.
  And the Trump family attended church when he was a child. 
  Donald Trump's fear of admitting he was wrong was so great that he flubbed the question.
  Even Rudy Giuliani said that Trump wouldn't admit he was wrong. Instead Trump would say "My father probably wouldn't have done that." 
  July 10, 2020 Trump the victim: President complains in private about the pandemic hurting himself
  "Barbara Res, a former executive at the Trump Organization, said that when she worked for Trump, he interpreted nearly everything in deeply personal terms."
  “Whatever bad happened, no matter what it was, it was always against him, always directed at him,” Res said. “He would say, ‘Why does everything always happen to me?’ ” >
  
  
  Instead Trump would say "My father probably wouldn't have done that."
  
  "My dad owns a dealership!" >
  
  Trump has no real feeling about abortion rights one way or the other. It's just a bargaining chip to him. That should, in theory, make his supporters furious. But what are they going to do? Go vote for Hunter Biden's penis? Not likely. >
  
  He bragged on Howard Stern that he wanted to abort Tiffany. >
  
  He treats her the same way now. >
  
  She doesn’t care as long as her credit card bill and car loan are paid every month. Money solves everything. >
  
  Tiffany married a billionaire.  She doesn't need her dad's money.