Trump screams because he’s being a baby. He is demanding solutions from others when it’s his responsibility to provide them. He doesn’t want to. He wants someone else to make the decision, and really, they can’t. He sits and walks and screams at everyone and anyone he can find. That’s not the way to get something done, but that doesn’t matter to Donnie. It’s only his decision when he thinks of something good, like the ridiculous fireworks that he had for our country’s birthday; that was actually a Trump rally. It was not a celebration for our 250th. And it was painful. But now he’s screaming for something else. He started it. With respect for Raw Story:
President Donald Trump has been yelling at his White House staffers as he deals with a lingering frustration, an author revealed. In a recent episode of Inside Trump’s Head, Trump biographer Michael Wolff explained to co-host Joanna Coles why the president has resorted to “yelling at people” to resolve his frustrations with the war in Iran. Trump’s recent yelling about the Iran war has been reported in The Wall Street Journal and NBC News. “He’s stuck, he’s stuck, he’s stuck. He can’t do anything,” Wolff said. “He can retreat. He can admit defeat, which he also doesn’t want to do. So he’s yelling at people, ‘Solve the problem! There must be something we can do.'”
There isn’t. He got us into the war. He has to get us out of it. It’s his responsibility, but he doesn’t want to do anything that will cost him in the eyes of the world. Unfortunately, it’s already cost us in the eyes of the world. The way the war was started- just boom, we’re at war- without talking to our allies, without talking to Europe, and they’re not about to help us out of it. We’ve alienated so many nations; it’s ridiculous. It’s all on Trump with a side of Hegseth. We don’t hear anything about him coming up with ideas on how to end this, either.
According to reports by the Journal and NBC News, Trump started shouting expletives and yelling at a meeting with his top national security officials over frustrations with the Iran war. “He has been told over and over again — because there’s effectively nothing left to tell him — that we have exhausted all military solutions,” Wolff said. “We are running out of missiles. We will run out of missiles if we keep up the pace. We have done everything that an air campaign can do. There’s nowhere to go. There is nothing more we can do except invade.”
The only place to go is back home. Call it a victory, pack it up, and go home. Just pack it up and go home. Give our servicepeople a break because they’ve been out there in a fight for months and they need to come home. Invading would be a bloodbath, and it’s not worth it. The hopes for a democracy and a crackdown on enriched uranium have failed. The citizens of Iran started turning on us when we killed civilians and infrastructure. Trump didn’t think about the Strait of Hormuz, and the world has paid for it, not just the US. It’s held up ships for effing months. Iran now controls it, and no one had best forget it either. We increased Iran’s strength when we wanted to reduce it. Yeah, that worked out well, didn’t it?
Wolff framed Trump’s 2024 campaign posture as Trump touting himself as “The ‘No Forever Wars’ president,” which complicates his option of getting deeper into the war in Iran. However, “if he retreats, and even if he claims victory and says it’s all marvelous, the Iranians still control now the Strait of Hormuz,” Coles said. “Trump is the Hormuz president,” he concluded.
Yea, good one there, boyo. See what not thinking and not planning get you? They get you a place in the history books of giving Iran power over something that used to be free and clear passage for all. It’s not that easy anymore. Last we knew, they were charging a toll of some ridiculous amount to be guided through and avoid the mines. More cash for them means more things they can do. Like, say, facilities to enrich more uranium. Facilities to build more missiles and drones, because they may need them since the countries around them are REALLY unhappy about this turn of events brought on by Trump. We have no functional bases currently in Iran’s next-door neighbors because Iran bombed them, too. If Iran throws some bombs at them directly, there will be hell to pay, and the war in the Middle East would never end. Thanks, Trump. Just …. bring our people home.
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Sounds like he’s good at creating fictious scenarios, becoms the key victim of the scenario, and in response, blames others whilst concurrently wanting them to provide him his solution to the bind. He’s never wrong, blames others and milks them for an escape move.
Your whole comment could just as easily apply to his life before his little political itch started. When he succeeded, he took the credit, even it was largely due to the efforts of others (whether total underlings or various boards of directors). But, when he failed, it was always the fault of others (especially the evil “regulators” who wouldn’t let him fulfill his “vision”). Even his marriages–the failures were never because of Drumpf’s actions or behavior (especially the cheating). Nope. The wives “failed” him so they had to be discarded.