Optimizing a political party or the levers of government for the ego of Donald Trump can be summed up in two words, casual disregard. Should it suit him Trump would use the U.S. Constitution for toilet paper. His image needs stand above all others.
Update 9-21-22: Yahoo News reported:
Trump directed officials in early 2019 to dump immigrants into Democratic cities and states. However, the president was “much more specific.”
“He wanted us to identify the murderers, the rapists and the criminals and in particular, make sure we did not incarcerate them, and we put them in those cities,” Taylor said on CNN. “It doesn’t take a lawyer or genius to recognize that this would likely be illegal to do.”
Update 10-3-22: Trump has casual disregard for Senator Mitch McConnell's life:
Conservative pundit Scott Jennings said "every Republican" should be able to disavow former President Donald Trump's "assassination instructions" against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell.
Update 10-4-22: An Obama speechwriter suggests the best way to take down Trump is with humor. That's funny as the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner roast of Donald Trump lit his fire to pursue the Presidency. Obama's yuk-yuk session did not take him down. It motivated Trump.
Update 10-13-22: Trump's former Ambassador to the European Union offered another tagline for a future Presidential campaign, "Narcissistic Dick." It's amazing how many people who worked for Trump find him to be a horribly flawed leader.
Update 10-14-22: We can update Trump's 2024 slogan to "Reckless Disregard." Trump "executed a strategy to lie to Americans about the outcome, to motivate his supporters to help him subvert democracy." Violence is but a means.
Update 10-17-22: Trump hotels charged the Secret Service as much as $1,185 per night, more than five times the recommended government rate, and the high rates continued after he left office. Maybe "Shameless Disregard."
Update 10-24-22: Trump threw a tantrum after 60 Minutes interviewed the CEO of Dominion Voting Systems.
Update 11-14-22: Reckless disregard applies to Trump's wanting IRS/Justice Department investigations of people he considered his political enemy.
Update 2-3-23: The Red Team went all out for election fraud in 2020:
"Comms is going to continue to fan the flame and get the word out about Democrats trying to steal this election. We’ll do whatever they need (inaudible) help with. Just be on standby in case there’s any stunts we need to pull.."
This Independent voter is not impressed.
Update 2-12-23: Trump claimed election fraud after "a team of professional researchers he
paid to try and find evidence of fraud came up empty-handed." He got the report before January 6th.
