Me, me, me (neglects common courtesy)

Donald Trump exists in a world of one - himself.

Seems like only yesterday...

and then... Trump Signes Bibles Like They Were Carnival side-show Merchandise.

Donald Trump, President of the United States and Professional Twitter Bully, spent some time in Alabama today greeting people and autographing items, among them hats, $100 bills, and Bibles.

President Trump is signing bibles for volunteers and survivors at a Baptist church in Alabama. pic.twitter.com/9b8VfyZiKF — Josh Dawsey (@jdawsey1) March 8, 2019

Trump thinks he is "a star." (maybe a falling star?)

While some praised Trump’s actions, others mocked Trump for signing Bibles:

In Trump's pea brain - and those of his CULT, Trump WROTE the book.

The first family was in Opelika, Alabama, today visiting tornado-ravaged areas and meeting with residents. At one point, they stopped into a Baptist church and things, well, went completely off the rails. Someone actually handed a Bible to Donald Trump and asked him to put his scribble on it. Donald Trump, the man who opted out of saying the Apostle's Creed at President Bush's funeral. That Donald Trump.

Donald Trump, does he think he wrote it, like he thinks he wrote The Art of the Deal?

Besides, in wars and other disasters, bible paper can come in handy...

It's no use talking to trump-bots. The light is dim and nobody is home.

President Retard.

When Duh! Donald called Tim Cook (Apple CEO) "Tim Apple," Mr Cook took it like a gentleman.

You know, like being polite to a lady...

The above behavior, in particular, indicates autism.

Cook was not Trump's first high-profile name blunder. Perhaps it's time for new cards for Marillyn Hewson, CEO of Lockheed Martin Corp.

The question is: "Do we have a blundering retard in the white house?" Gentleman or 100% self-centered?

Oh, and about hours and pay... if you are not paid for overtime work...

Donald Trump uses the working class as a mascot, but despises it as a class. Trump will gladly take the side of the archetypal working man in his (largely imaginary) conflicts with environmentalists, welfare cheats, immigrants, and liberal elites — but never that of actual working people.

But TAX CHEAT? Wait, and see.

Next Mueller arrests will be barn burners.

The next arrests and indictments from Mueller will be barn burners.

He’s going to sweep up almost everyone remaining who was associated with using the Democratic Party emails stolen by the Russians.

Julian Assange will be indicted.

Donald Trump Jr. will be indicted.

Jared Kushner will be indicted.

All in the shadow of Roger Stone’s indictment.

Some will face a superseding indictment for defrauding the United States by conspiring with WikiLeaks and Russian GRU to steal Democratic Party campaign documents and use them to interfere with the American presidential election of 2016.

Mueller will follow Justice Department guidelines and the example set by Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski in Watergate.

Mueller will not indict the Donald Trump, but he will name him as an un-indicted co-conspirator (like Richard Nixon was so named in Watergate).

Michael Cohen ‘Pulled the Curtain Back’ on Trump

Trump’s former fixer Michael Cohen finished his testimony before the House Oversight Committee with a warning that if Trump loses in 2020, “there will never be a peaceful transition of power.”

He also criticized Trump on everything from immigration, family separation, the government shutdown, to his attacks on the media. “I pray the country doesn’t make the same mistakes that I have made or pay the heavy price that my family and I are paying,” he said.

BLAME GAME, part 45

Trump blamed Democrats for the EPIC FAIL of his negotiations with Kim Jong Un.

"For the Democrats to interview in open hearings a convicted liar & fraudster, at the same time as the very important Nuclear Summit with North Korea, is perhaps a new low in American politics and may have contributed to the “walk” Never done when a president is overseas. Shame!" — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 3, 2019

Cohen testified before the House, where he accused the president of lying to the public and brought up the possibility of Trump's collusion with Moscow.

Trump entered negotiations with the hope of securing a deal, but talks ended abruptly without any deal.

Wait, and see...

Love is just a four-footed critter

Seems like only yesterday
I left my mind behind
Down in PEET's Coffee
With a little doggie friend of mine

That little critter is 12 and showing some age - slowing down.

The fuddy duddys are catching up with me, also.

Cheers!