This is getting nuttier and nuttier. You saw the clip earlier today where Donald Trump spoke about “Letitia Jones” whomever that may be. You read the commentary that if any one person’s name in this world should be carved into his memory it should be that woman’s, Letitia James, the attorney general of the State of New York. You also read how it was either dementia, drugs, delusion or some combination thereof that caused his Mar-a-Lago rant. It’s now time to put on your thinking cap and take a look at this.

What do you make of that? Here are a few thoughts from the Twitterverse.

Both of these thoughts crossed my mind, particularly the latter one. I would not be surprised if the vibrant, athletic Trump, who assures us he runs on his golf course (and fast, no less) would find that he had some achey awful creeping crud that simply would preclude him from boarding Trump Force One and heading to Manhattan. Ronny Jackson would sign off on it, I have no doubt, even being thousands of miles away from the patient. As a matter of fact, I’m almost ready to make book on such a thing.

Bingo. The prize goes to this gent. Trump knows that things he has said on Twitter or Truth Social will be produced in court as evidence and he’s looking for the out, it wasn’t me, the dog ate my homework and my social media director did the tweet and I’m as fresh as the driven snow. That’s where this is going, unless I miss my guess.

Go run that tape again. Scavino is visibly nervous when Trump calls him the “most powerful man in politics.” The guy started out as a golf caddy when he was in high school, for Christ’s sake, and now his insane boss is characterizing him in those terms? Publicly?

Scavino has been with Trump since he was cleaning golf clubs in a pro shop, a trusted “chokehold” caddy and keeper of the Twitter/Truth Social pulpit. Hope Hicks called Scavino the “conductor of the Trump Train.” That commentary, plus whatever tweets could be admitted at trial, may put Scavino in an awkward position as the *conductor.* He could go to prison, maybe. I’m not saying he will. I’m saying that it happened to Michael Cohen. It happened to Allen Weisselberg — twice. Why should it not happen to Dan Scavino? Just remember Dan: you knew he was a snake when you took him in. And if you didn’t? Then you’re stupid and you deserve whatever happens.

It sure seems like this is the set up. This is said on Thursday, to a full crowd at Mar-a-Lago and Monday is the trial. Coincidence? Not in Trump world. Welcome to the Valley Of The Damned, Mr. Scavino. You could end up being a man with a lot of explaining to do, come next week.

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6 COMMENTS

  1. Today the most powerful man in politics, tomorrow the coffee boy. Orange menace will have emergency surgery or some other medical emergency that keeps him out of court for months. I posted this just the other day. I do believe it. And after good ole dan goes to prison, he will be the coffee boy, someone dfg never knew.

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    • In all likelihood he will be picking up soap in the shower for a guy named Rocky who has a big tattoo saying “MOM” on his bulging biceps…

  2. He’s finally noticing people think his t.s. xits are unhinged. It is a bit late to try to blame someone else. Besides, I’m not sure anyone with access to t.s. could blither as much as this idiot does.

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