{"id":39189,"date":"2018-09-19T11:24:15","date_gmt":"2018-09-19T18:24:15","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.newscorpse.com\/ncWP\/?p=39189"},"modified":"2018-09-19T11:40:35","modified_gmt":"2018-09-19T18:40:35","slug":"poor-trump-hes-sad-that-he-doesnt-have-an-attorney-general-who-will-help-him-obstruct-justice","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newscorpse.com\/ncWP\/?p=39189","title":{"rendered":"Poor Trump: He’s ‘Sad’ that He Doesn’t Have an Attorney General Who Will Help Him Obstruct Justice"},"content":{"rendered":"

For someone who has sold himself as being tough and unbending, Donald Trump sure whines an awful lot. But then again, he actually did say that “I am the most fabulous whiner<\/a><\/strong>.” So America should not be all that surprised when he incessantly complains about how he is being treated so unfairly and that everybody is out to get him.<\/p>\n

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The latest example of the Crybaby-in-Chief’s infantile carping came during an interview with The Hill<\/a><\/strong> on Tuesday. There was little in the way of actual newsworthy revelations in the discourse, but Trump did let it be known that he was a sad puppy. “I don\u2019t have an attorney general,”<\/em> he said. “It\u2019s very sad.”<\/em> He went on to whimper that he’s “not happy at the border,”<\/em> and “not happy with numerous things.”<\/em> Poor baby.<\/p>\n

His problem lies mainly with Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who Trump thinks has let him down. He believes that when Sessions recused himself it was unnecessarily hurtful to Trump. He said that Sessions was “mixed up and confused”<\/em> at his confirmation hearing and that “it turned out he didn\u2019t have to recuse himself.”<\/em> Of course, that wasn’t the truth. Sessions was required by law to recuse due to his personal relationship with Russian operatives and his involvement in the campaign that was under investigation.<\/p>\n

On Wednesday, Trump awkwardly tried to walk back the comments in the interview. The morning press gaggle inquired about his remarks concerning Sessions (video below). “I’m disappointed in the Attorney General for numerous reasons,”<\/em> he said. “But we have an attorney general.”<\/em> Well, that clears that up. However, when he was asked if was going to fire Sessions, he gave a clear signal of no confidence saying that “We are looking at lots of different things.”<\/em> So maybe he will fire Sessions. Or maybe he’ll throw him into an alligator-infested swamp. Or maybe he’ll dress him up like a Barbie doll. You know, lots of different things.<\/p>\n

The only thing that is certain is that Trump’s disappointment stems from Sessions not helping him obstruct justice with regard to the special counsel investigation. He wants Sessions to fire Robert Mueller and put an end to those pesky questions about his unsavory connections to Russia. He’s tired of hearing about all of his former associates (Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen, etc.) pleading guilty and becoming witnesses for the prosecution. And he’s desperately frightened that he’s going to be held accountable for his treasonous activities.<\/p>\n

Trump has good reason to be afraid. The walls are closing in around him and his family. And the potential charges extend beyond the Russia affairs to his personal affairs – both sexual and business related. Trump is a festring legal boil that is ready to burst. So naturally he is lashing out and blaming others for his own failures. Speculation is rampant the Trump will fire Sessions after the midterm election in what may be a much broader purge of anyone he considers less than worshipful. But if he does that he will likely wind up all alone in that big, old drafty White House. So sad.<\/p>\n

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