> Oh shyt. Trump blames Rob Reiner's death on 'incurable case of Trump Derangement Syndrome'

The president said that Reiner, a 'once very talented movie director and comedy star,' had passed away 'reportedly due to the anger he caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction with a mind crippling disease' known as TDS - or Trump Derangement Syndrome.

TDS, those on the right explain, is a disease of hatred or unreasonable disdain of the Republican president, a joke-turned-diagnosis that's so notorious that members of Congress have introduced legislation to study the affliction.

CAT 5 at DU naow:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/10143582644

Trump needs to lose his job over these comments.

I do wonder what the argument with the kid was about.

He put up with his whiney ass dad for @ 40 years, what was the straw that broke the camel’s back?

Also the Reiner kid looks adopted, there is not a trace of meathead Jewry face in him, and those genes are unfortunately dominant in a way plastic surgery can’t help.

Vice President JD Vance arranged a White House luncheon with conservative pollster Mark Mitchell in hopes of convincing Donald Trump that the Republican Party faces significant losses in the 2026 midterm elections. Instead, the president proved largely disengaged, preferring to discuss his golf game rather than address mounting political concerns.

Vance, whose political fortunes are directly tied to Trump's second-term success, invited Mitchell to present data on declining voter support. Mitchell discovered Trump was unresponsive to substantive discussion about the economy and the deteriorating relationship with his MAGA base.

Mitchell told Trump, "You said, 'Fight, fight, fight.' But nobody ever clarified what that means. And right now, you're fight-fight-fighting Marjorie Taylor Greene, and not actually fight-fight-fighting for Americans."

The Post reported that Trump steered the conversation toward golf, one of his preferred topics. "Trump gushed about two of his golf partners, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Fox News host Bret Baier, both of whom are the subject of MAGA-faction ire. Trump also bragged about how much money he had raised during a golf fundraiser for Graham the weekend before," according to the report.

Mitchell, who follows Vance on X and has discussed polling with the vice president in recent months, expressed frustration about the president's priorities in an interview with the Post. He argued that Trump's focus on personal wealth accumulation undermines his political standing.

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Vice President JD Vance arranged a White House luncheon with conservative pollster Mark Mitchell in hopes of convincing Donald Trump that the Republican Party faces significant losses in the 2026 midterm elections. Instead, the president proved largely disengaged, preferring to discuss his golf game rather than address mounting political concerns.

Vance, whose political fortunes are directly tied to Trump's second-term success, invited Mitchell to present data on declining voter support. Mitchell discovered Trump was unresponsive to substantive discussion about the economy and the deteriorating relationship with his MAGA base.

Mitchell told Trump, "You said, 'Fight, fight, fight.' But nobody ever clarified what that means. And right now, you're fight-fight-fighting Marjorie Taylor Greene, and not actually fight-fight-fighting for Americans."

The Post reported that Trump steered the conversation toward golf, one of his preferred topics. "Trump gushed about two of his golf partners, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Fox News host Bret Baier, both of whom are the subject of MAGA-faction ire. Trump also bragged about how much money he had raised during a golf fundraiser for Graham the weekend before," according to the report.

Mitchell, who follows Vance on X and has discussed polling with the vice president in recent months, expressed frustration about the president's priorities in an interview with the Post. He argued that Trump's focus on personal wealth accumulation undermines his political standing.

Trump is so far gone, he thinks the price of everything is down and he actually made peace in dozens of countries. Like most Baggers, he lives in a delusional fantasy land.

Can we just get on with the next drama of Trump nominating replacements for 3 SCOTUS judges