What do people see in the finger-pointing convicted felon?

Among many other things, I guess he never learned that it’s considered rude to finger-point at people.

I do not understand his appeal. Is it because he’s proudly stupid, willfully ignorant, tries to act big and tough (he couldn’t kill a gnat), he’s rude and crude, insists on being the centre of attention, and spews hate and lies. He’s the scum of the Earth. Contrary to their thinking, he couldn’t care less about his cultists. He just uses them but they’re too gullible to see that’s what he’s doing. I think he sees them as the most stupid people who will believe anything he says, which they do. He is nearly always wearing the same clothes: blue suit, white shirt and a long red tie. Does he ever wash them? No one has ever told me what about him appeals to them. The Republican Party is clearly terrified of him otherwise they would not have allowed this one guy, this piece of trash, this convicted felon to hijack their party and take it over, and they genuflect to him. Clearly, none of them have ever matured to the level of having the skills to know how to deal with someone like that. It’s got to be the blatant unfiltered hate and saying the unthinkable that turns most people on about him. The US is a very septic and insane country, to the extreme that most see nothing wrong with electing a convicted felon for the “top job” in the US. That’s insanity. I’ve been writing about The Century of Insanity for some time now, and this is just another example of it.

I saw on DW-TV from Berlin where Deutschland Chancellor Olaf Scholz was saying the EU needs to figure out the best way to work with the convicted felon. I thought: Don’t waste your time there. The best way to work with him is to tell him to fuck off. You tried to work with that piece of trash once before and didn’t get anywhere so, expect the same this time. He can’t stand the EU.

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