06/09/2026
I went and rewatched Donald Trump's disastrous interview with Kristen Welker on *Meet the Press*, and it was even better as a rerun.
It's incredible — and laughable to me — that there are millions of his supporters who actually think he's some kind of "tough guy/alpha male" type when he's absolutely nothing of the sort.
When I watched that knowing more of what to expect, and just looked at his demeanor and overall behavior, he's a weak, sad little bully.
He's pathetic.
Oh, he tried to bully Welker — but she wasn't having it.
He tried some more, yet she still kept pushing back and holding her ground.
Time after time, Trump tried to shut her down, talk over her, and do nearly everything he could to get her to kowtow to him and stop making him look like a total jackass — and she didn't allow him to win.
His face kept getting redder and more angry. His tone became increasingly agitated and annoyed.
That's when he finally threw his little hissy fit, waddled off, and scurried away.
Because he's a coward and a bully.
And one trait all bullies share — other than being lowlife, miserable piles of human garbage — is that they're absolute whiny little b*tches whenever someone stands up to them and fights back.
That's when the perpetual victimhood comes out where it's always "unfair" or "not their fault" or "everyone is out to get them."
And as I've pointed out before, the only thing Welker did was repeat, over and over, that despite all of Trump's claims about "rigged elections," he never, not once, proves anything. He's never presented this "overwhelming evidence" that the 2020 election was stolen. Now he's out there repeating, over and over, that the elections in California are "rigged" — not based on any evidence — but simply because the results aren't going the way he wants.
Even when she asked him to prove his claims about voter fraud in California, all he said is that he "sees" what's happening.
And by "sees" he means a state counting mail-in ballots.
Then again, this is how his entire MAGA cult behaves when their lies are called out. They get angry, defensive, hurl insults, start throwing out names of anyone but Trump, and, typically, run away when they finally realize that they can't defend the indefensible.
It's the same with his "negotiation" skills. He has one go-to move: try to bully others into doing what he wants.
If he can't do that, then he's got nothing else.
If you doubt me, did he "very easily" end the war in Ukraine? No, he didn't. Despite kissing Putin's backside anytime he gets the chance, the Russian dictator has largely blown Trump off every time this president has tried to end that war.
Now we have his war in Iran that's moving toward its fourth full month that, despite going back to March saying a deal was "imminent" and Iran was "desperate," there's still no end in sight.
He can't even keep Netanyahu in check.
Donald Trump might be president, and he might be wealthy, but that doesn't mean he's not a weak, pathetic loser.
He's nothing but a bully who, when he can't push people around, acts like a petulant tween, throwing a hissy fit like a toddler, running away while he whines and cries about how everything is "unfair" and that anyone who pushes back against him is "nasty."
Just like the loser he is.
