Donald Trump got up this morning to tweet about Arnold Schwarzenegger

'Celebrity Apprentice' red carpet event

Sometimes I just hit a wall and I don’t even know where to start. This is one of those times. As we discussed yesterday, Donald Trump sh-t the bed during his first (and hopefully only) address at the National Prayer Breakfast. Instead of contemplating the state of faith in the modern world, or conducting a thoughtful discussion on persecution, hope and the role of religion in today’s society, Emperor Baby Fists chose that moment to go off-the-cuff and brag about firing his agent, then brag about how The Apprentice had higher ratings when he was host and how everyone should pray for Arnold Schwarzenegger and The Apprentice’s ratings. In response, everyone was like “Jesus, this guy is such a f–king idiot.” And Arnold once again poked at Trump:

I said yesterday that I would actually be fine with that – right now, I would give anything for a President Schwarzenegger, that’s how depressed I am. Anyway, Baby Fists went another tweet-storm this morning and in between his aggressive language about Iran and misrepresenting a possible terrorist attack in France, he tweeted this – keep in mind, this is still on his PRIVATE ACCOUNT. He tweeting from his Android.

For the love of God. Does he not realize how f–king stupid he sounds? BIGLY STUPID. Given what Howard Stern said about Trump this week, I guess Baby Fists just wants us to know that he really, really misses being a reality show host. He’s already tired of being president.

Incidentally, I have a question about the early-morning tweet storms. Can some mental-health experts chime in with what they mean in the scope of his mental capabilities? Because my arm-chair diagnosis is that Baby Fists “fades” (mentally) in the evening, but after a few hours of sleep, he wakes up and he’s full of rage and pettiness.

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  1. LondonLozza says:

    Is it too petty to get *everyone and anyone* to watch The Apprentice (or even just turn the channel to it and leave the room if necessary) so that Arnold’s ratings go through the roof and he has bigglier ratings than the Cheetos Poptart?!

    • Jem says:

      I like the way your mind works. It would make him unravel…

      • SM says:

        Great idea!!! Maybe then the Donald would agree to the sweep. Just so he could run the show into the ground just like he is doing with America and the rest of the Western civilization

    • Sullivan says:

      I’ll take one for the team and turn The Apprentice on with the sound down while I sign petitions and phone my representatives.

    • mia girl says:

      That is an admirable suggestion but, along with all the LIES he tells, Trump is lying about his ratings as well. Even with Trump, the series had been in steady viewership decline from it’s peak popularity. It has less to do with Arnold and more to do with a tired, played-out concept.

      Plus Captain Babyfists is still an EP on it. If ratings go up he will claim it is because his tweets brought viewers in.

      • Ms. Blake says:

        I too like the idea, in concept, but I think mia girl found the flaw. Trump would totally take credit for any rise in the ratings and would no doubt make some asinine comment about making Arnold a star again.

        Is there any way we can all chip in and buy an island somewhere and start a new country of level-headed citizens?

      • Christin says:

        That is indeed the problem — Orange one was also introduced at the breakfast by Burnett. This very well could be a ploy to boost ratings and profits for him/them.

      • Jodi says:

        And he will make money off high ratings.

    • Whyme says:

      That would be great but something tells me all the Nielsen Families are probably Trump fans and unless you’re a Nielsen family it doesn’t count. So what needs to be done is everyone has to start tweeting about Arnold and the New Apprentice. Stream it. Discuss on sites like Celebitchy. Like we do with This Is Us. Go to People and EW after the episode and write about it. That would drive him nuts.

      Maybe nix this because what Robyn wrote below may be true. I don’t know what to believe anymore 😞

      • Lady D says:

        What you watch counts now. There are too many companies providing cable service now who are all tracking stats and what gets watched, so you don’t have to be a member of the Neilsen family anymore.

    • nicegirl says:

      you might be on to something there londonlozza

    • Lightpurple says:

      Trump is still executive producer. Any profits still go to him. These tweets about his private business, and The Apprentice is still his business, are unethical.

      • Dizzie says:

        I believe you nailed it Lightpurple. Since we’ll never see his taxes we will never know the extent of his financial envolvement. Perhaps his nonstop tweeting about it is to drum up interest cuz lower ratings are lower profits. Years ago Joan Rivers manager(?) spilled the news that all the $$$ raised for charity first goes thru a charity or foundation owned by Trump and co-producer Mark Burnett. And we know how Trump uses his foundation. Everyone signs non-disclosures so we’ll never know how much the charity ever sees-nor will we see his taxes.

        And don’t forget, Arnold’s pussy-grabbing deeds, profiled in Vanity Fair I recall, and disavowed by Maria on Oprah’s show. Takes on to know one.

      • MinnFinn says:

        Donald is feigning controversy with Arnold to get more viewers. I don’t believe for a second that Donald would sincerely publicly criticize any show which he is the executive producer unless he thinks it will make him more money.

    • Eyeroll says:

      Isn’t he still a producer or something on the show, so I think he would make more money that way.

    • Mgsota says:

      I think it’s a great idea. I think the fastest way to get Trump to implode and then impeached is to start campaigns on social media that hit his trigger points. The size of his hands, ergo his junk…. his inauguration size compared to Obama’s and the woman’s march…ratings…all the stupid bullshit he truly cares about…and he will dig his own grave. He’ll go HAM during some live press conference and pull down his pants to prove his junk is not teeny tiny…and that’s it. It will be all over. WE CAN DO IT!

    • Swak says:

      Couple observations. First Donald would take credit for the better ratings. Second Trump is still an executive produser and I don’t know how thus would affect his profits. Could someone enlighten me?

    • Lena says:

      I think a twitter campaign #arnieforpresident or something would be better. Trump would take credit for apprentice ratings, also only Nielsen families really count.

    • me says:

      Trump still owns a stake in the celebrity apprentice. Giving that show huge ratings would put money in Trump’s pockets. For all we know, Trump and Arnold are deliberately doing this “fake drama” to get people to tune in !

    • Tara says:

      I may just do that. I don’t really have to watch it do I?

    • jj says:

      I like that “Cheetos Poptart” ! Good one!!!!

    • Kath says:

      Please – NO. That Mark Burnett guy (or whatever his name is who produces the show) is a right-wing nutjob who threatened to sue anyone who leaked the – highly incriminating – tapes of Trump from The Apprentice where he allegedly engages in crude behaviour and racist slurs. While I very much doubt that ANYTHING would shake the devotion of Trump’s deplorables (in fact, they would probably applaud him even more), the tapes should at least be made public.

      The producers of The Apprentice are complicit in Trump’s rise, so while I like Arnold…. no.

    • Jess says:

      I love it. I was annoyed at first that the Apprentice was still on because I hate NBC and its producers for their role in getting Baby Fists elected, and he’s still an executive producer, but I do love the idea of making the Orange one even angrier. Of course, the more deranged he gets the more dangerous he becomes, but since I wake up feeling like we’re doomed everyday anyway, I don’t know what else to do.

  2. Darkladi says:

    I just realized that a) I love Arnold & b) we are truly f*cked

    • V4Real says:

      Thanks Kaiser for posting this. I mentioned it on the AJ post.

    • Trashaddict says:

      Yes, this is absolutely so good that I’ve ALMOST forgiven Arnold for sleeping with his housekeeper. Arnold, please keep redeeming yourself! It is giving me hope.

  3. Whyme says:

    You can tell that’s an old pic of Donald Trump because his tie isn’t covering his crotch.

  4. robyn says:

    I feel a bit guilty responding because it’s a sideshow while horrific things are happening. Oddly enough, Schwarzenegger might have won over Trump if he had run and he most certainly would have done a better job … most anybody would. However, he in particular has some great background experience, he’s tough and I don’t think he’s irrational or an extremist.

    This “feud” also could be fake and a set up because p*ssygrabbing conman Trump is still one of the executive producers of the Apprentice I believe. Feuds bump up ratings and maybe that is what Trump actually wants. I can never trust a single thing lying Trump says or does.

    • Whyme says:

      Oh wow. That’s true. I didn’t think about that.

    • Ashamed 2 b a Fl girl says:

      That’s my opinion. He and Arnold cooked this up for a ratings bump. Also, Arnold wasn’t born here so he can’t run for president. Although a few years back as CA governor he tried to get that law overturned.

      • Erinn says:

        Neither was Cruz, though. It seems like the rules only apply when convenient.

      • Lena says:

        @erinn: the thing is you don’t have to be born in the US, but you have to be a natural born citiziens, which you can be if you are born in the US or if your parents are US citiziens, in both ways you are a citiziens from birth. So, Ted Cruz qualifies, as does Obama even if he were born somewhere else since his mom was American, but Arnold had to become a citizien, so he can’t.

      • MsGnomer says:

        I believe an amendment to the constitution is more stringent than that of a law. In order to overturn an amendment, the change would require 38 of the 50 states to ratify it after it had gone through a strong 2/3rds majority vote in Congress.

        Amendment 14 puts forth what it means to be a natural born citizen. http://www.usconstitution.net/consttop_citi.html

        Sorry for the civics lesson on a gossip site – and I may not even have the process entirely correct. I have been daydreaming a lot recently about Amendment 25…. specifically the Bayh–Celler proposal which specifies how the president can be declared disabled. I wonder if this means we should bait him to tweet more.

    • Sullivan says:

      Now that you mention it, I can actually believe that our current POTUS is capable of faking a feud with a celebrity to increase ratings for his reality tv show. I can’t believe I just typed that.😞

  5. Original T.C. says:

    He is 70 years old, natural aging comes with changed sleep patterns. My grandparents go to bed early and wake up around 5AM. A lot of elderly don’t sleep as well or as deep as when they were younger.

    They wake up frequently during the night to go use the bathroom if they drink too much fluids close to bedtime. These frequent night waking can lead to some getting up at 3-4AM and not being able to go back to sleep. That’s probably Baby Fist’s problem. Probably too much wine before bedtime.

    Now that I know his voters hate his twitter beefs, I hope he keeps it up so they can get sick of him just like all of us. In just 2weeks of his presidency he is over-exposed.

    • TheOtherOne says:

      He is also adjusting to living in a new home and city and something about him says he has agoraphobic tendencies.

    • Cynthia Fraase says:

      One thing Trump doesn’t do is drink, so we can’t blame it on the wine! He was obnoxious before he became president and still is. It just gets more publicity.

      • TrixC says:

        Thank God he doesn’t drink, he has no impulse control sober, can you imagine what he’d be like after a few glasses of wine?

    • Chef Grace says:

      He does not care what manics do in the name of His Anus-ess. He will keep the people distracted with his early morning Twitter-tantrums while he and his cabinet of monstrosities tear down our rights.

    • Christin says:

      He claims to have ‘working dinners’ likely until late evening (therefore, he’s engaged to what degree he can be, by people around him during daytime and evening).

      I suspect he starts his day with TV (several tweets around 6-8 AM Eastern time link to what is on morning news shows). It’s just his pattern, and likely when he’s most free to be — himself.

    • KB says:

      He’s getting Alzheimer’s like his dad. It’s called “sundowning”

  6. Sayrah says:

    This situation is so surreal. How have we gotten here?!

    Seriously. Let’s go back to October. It was like mathematically possible for him to win the EC. And now this is it?! This is what we have to deal with for the next 4 years. I’m still in disbelief.

    • isabelle says:

      People sat at home and didn’t vote. The stupid crowd that purposely sat out because “they are the same, Hillary is just as bad”. That crowd is wore than Trump voter. Trump only won by about 70,000 votes. So please vote in 2018 midterms, get rid of Republicans and rip out his support system.

      • Justjj says:

        I’m becoming increasingly pissed off at the eligible voters who didn’t vote or voted their “conscience”. Good for you. Thanks assholes.

      • Tara says:

        Jesus. Yeah, and thank you establishment DNC sheeple who’ll ride that myopia into TRUMP 2020. Keep pointing fingers in aghast condescension. Because your my way or the highway bs worked so well the first time. Rinse. Repeat.

      • Justjj says:

        I’m sorry, but that’s bullshit. There is simply no equivalency that can be made between the two candidates in question. One was qualified. One is a fascist who proliferates hate and alternative facts. Paying taxes isn’t palatable to me but I pay them because I believe my kid and your kid should have a school to go to. Same principle applies here. The choices were not the same. And I’m sorry but I don’t buy that all the people who stayed home were so deeply entrenched in their woe at not having their voices heard that they just couldn’t bring themselves to check ‘yes’ next to the only capable candidate on the ballot. I just don’t buy that narrative at all. I think a bunch of people are too lazy to take responsibility for themselves and the other people in their communities and I think they didn’t give a shit. And I hope they do now.

      • Sunshine says:

        Justjj

        So what you are saying is the only veiw that counts is yours.

        That is also fascist.

        Trump supporters are responsible for Trump. End of story.

      • Justjj says:

        No. Your silence is violence. Against Muslims, against women, against people of color, against members of the LGBT community. One candidate ran a campaign on tolerance and inclusion. And one candidate was Donald Trump. Everyone who didn’t vote and people who threw their vote away are just as responsible for Twitler as every redneck that voted for him. It’s not fascism. There were two choices. Making up alternative facts. Threatening the media. Running the government in an authoritarian way with a bunch of alt right nut jobs telling you what to do. Threatening the leaders of other countries with no provocation. That’s fascism.

      • Sunshine says:

        Not my silence. I am not American. I don’t have a vote.

        You have just demonstrated why the Democratic Party ended up exactly where they are. Open your eyes and try and do things differently or things will never improve. Condescending is right.

        Dictating people MUST do what you think they should is fascism. If the Democrats put up a truly reprehensible candidate you couldn’t support would you vote Republican, even if they stood for everything you didn’t?
        You think Clinton was wonderful, others do not agree and think she had flaws. Others could not vote Democrat because that is an anathema to them but nor could they vote for Trump.

        Stop taking the responsibility from the people who actively supported this moron and blaming others who did not.

        Stop pouring scorn upon everyone who doesn’t see the world as you see it. You are part of the problem.

        Start wondering what Democrats have done to alienate so many people in the Rust belt so they thought Trump was a good idea.

      • Justjj says:

        I’m not a Democrat. I’m an registered as an Independent.

        If the choice was between an authoritarian racist, misogynist, who was an imminent threat to American democracy, my rights, and the rights of people I love and the other candidate was a Republican… I would vote for the candidate that was not a global threat to human rights.

        Even if they were a Republican.

        Especially if they were a Republican that had served as Secretary of State under one of the greatest modern presidents this country has ever had and they had spent their lives in civil servitude from the time they were a teenager. Absolutely I would vote for a Republican those circumstances.

        I think you need to look up the definition of fascism again and then re-examine this administration’s recent actions. I’m not telling people what they have to do but I will pour scorn on people all day long who sit at home while our country becomes a totalitarian, racist, misogynistic, hateful nightmare, that alienates its allies and creates enemies wherever it can.

        Don’t give me this I can’t vote because it hurts my feelings bullshit.

        You can. I did. I didn’t agree with Hillary on every point by any means but I trusted her not to tweet us into a nuclear war and I never questioned her intelligence, capabilities, and experience.

        One candidate was an immediate global threat and one wasn’t. There are no perfect candidates in existence because there are no perfect people but the choice here was obvious. So obvious the world was shocked and continues to mourn for the US. I hope people who sat the election out or wasted their vote think about the fact that every damn day millions of people in this country and abroad are suffering directly because of their choice.

        And silence is a choice.

        The rust belt can kiss my ass. They have libraries. They have the internet. Maybe if they didn’t put asshats like Betsy Devos in charge of education their schools would have money and history books would tell the truth. But no. We need to teach kids that Jesus had a pet dinosaur because global warming is an alternative fact…

        Fuck that. There are indisputable facts.

        And the fact this country will never be the same is one of those facts.

        You might not be American but surely you understand the pain, devastation and loss this election caused for over half the country. With such a narrow margin, every vote mattered. Each person who sat at home made the choice to do so. I hold them accountable for this choice. It’s not fascist or elitist of me. I did my civic duty and voted. They did not.

      • Sunshine says:

        No, I see someone closed minded and judgemental of others with no compassion for people possibly not as educated as themselves and no willingness to try and understand anyone not of their own opinion.

        When less than half the country voted we have no idea how many do or do not want Trump.

        He is horrid. Those of us outside your county with no voice in your politics will suffer the consequences of the president you as a country have inflicted upon us.

        But try to understand others. Until you do the schism that exists in America will continue. Hurling scorn upon people who make different decisions to yours will get you nowhere.

        I come from a country where the worst of our right wing parties are far far left of the Democrats. We have free healthcare for all, gay marriage, woman have control of their reproductive rights, we have a robust social welfare system and believe Government and society have a duty to help those less fortunate. Your statements above about those struggling in the Rust belt are sickening.

        That is why your country finds itself where it is today. Attitudes such as that. Why did they vote Trump. Because he pretended to listen to them. The other side simply dismissed them.

      • Justjj says:

        I have compassion for people. I grew up in the South and come from a family of farmers. I’ve lived my whole life surrounded by Republicans. Everyone in my family is a Republican.

        I agree with you on many points. There were many things that could have been done on the campaign trail to reach people in the rust belt. I’m sorry they have struggled to cope with globalization and an increasingly different industrial landscape. But now, the entire country is struggling and is in imminent danger.

        Those manufacturing jobs are not coming back. The coal mining, the days of cars being put together by hand one piece at a time… But Hillary did have a plan for the rust belt. She talked at length about her plans to expand clean energy for example. Someone would have to make, maintain, and manage all those wind turbines. Someone would have to make and maintain solar panels…

        She had a plan for making vocational schools and college more affordable for everyone. This was discussed in detail over and over again-how it would be done. That’s why I don’t buy the whole narrative that all these blue collar workers felt excluded by the elites…nearly her whole platform was about making their lives easier. It’s about party identity, ignorance, pride, and social issues for them. How exactly do you propose we should talk to them? By the way, I’m a social worker and spend a lot of time helping people find the financial resources and help they need to make it, so I’m genuinely curious. I do care about people. That’s precisely way I’m so upset with everyone who didn’t vote or threw their vote away. Or voted for Donald Trump. Many people in this country who should have the right to vote don’t or lie victim to gerrymandered districts in their home state which obscure their voice. The chance to vote in a national election is a privilege, a duty, and a responsibility that every citizen who is able to do so should accept.

        All I see when I look at Donald Trump supporters are a bunch of racist, misogynist bigots. And we’re talking about who doesn’t have compassion for people? Seriously? What about women and people of color? Have you read what the Alt-Right believes in? Do you know anything about Steve Bannon?

        I’m sorry but yes, I will continue to be upset with everyone who sat on their ass while the country got sold out to these clowns. And I will continue to judge and generally dislike Donald Trump supporters. Because they are not living in Plato’s cave. The Southern and Midwestern US is a place of many hell holes big and small, but, it’s not a vacuum. I survived. It’s not a racist, classist, sexist, fascist, or even merely harmful thing to say that I’m mad at people who didn’t vote. And if they did, I genuinely believe Hillary would have won.

        I’ve spoken to people from every walk of life and worked extensively with every type of family. These people were not left behind by some ivory tower elitists. They were raised in a culture of ignorance and misinformation and they buried their head in the sand and kept it there their entire lives and voted for who their dad voted for. You can’t save people from themselves. The mindless drivel of Republican senators and the way our corporate overlords take flagrant advantage of people without money by way of these very senators they elect, is condescending enough to Republicans. Democrats don’t need to be condescending.

        I make no excuses for Trump or his voters. His opinions on women, on people of color, on foreign policy, his diplomatic capacities, were abundantly clear on the campaign trail. Anyone who had the tiniest iota of a heart, and who understands what words mean would have voted for Hillary. I liked Bernie. But Bernie told me to go vote for Hillary. The choice between the two was very clear. And the people who voted against Hillary or stayed silent… made their choice.

  7. steerpike says:

    I just assumed that the timing of the early morning tweet storms was due to Jared and the other babysitters finally collapsing in exhaustion. They get Donald all tucked in and collapse in a chair themselves for a well earned rest. Then, about 3 am, Donald snaps back into action and they find out about it when they finally drag themselves out of bed at six. They really need to get a night nurse.

  8. @BitingPanda says:

    Ugh. Whatever.

    This reeks of days spent with Vince McMahon and WWE style “feuds”.
    It’s a ratings grab and I am sure there is still someway that 45* gets a financial cut from the show.

    NBC personally helped to feed this megalomaniac when he was just an annoying celebrity. They helped to normalize him by having him host SNL and now they are using him to get RT’s and free press. I mean, this is the first Celebrity Apprentice related story you’ve run since this season aired, right?

    Screw all these guys.

  9. Kitten says:

    Nobody else thinks that Arnold is in on this? I feel like this was an agreement between the two of them to ratchet up the ratings with a stupid fake feud.

  10. robyn says:

    While Rome burns, Donald will Tweet. Does he know children were killed in the raid that happened recently where one loyal American soldier was killed after 12 deployments. Does he know the man in Quebec who murdered six innocent people praying in a mosque was a fan of Trump and liked the Bannon hate mongering.

  11. HK9 says:

    “You will never reach your destination if you stop and throw stones at every dog that barks.” Winston Churchill

    • Mei says:

      I despise Churchill (he’s on our new damn £5 notes here now) but I hope Trump get metaphorically mauled by one of these dogs he keeps throwing things at. Keep your fascist toys in the pram, Fanta Boy.

  12. TyrantDestroyed says:

    This poor excuse of human excrement is so predictable that everybody in the planet Earth was expecting that he tweeted something back at Scharzenegger. I am so shocked! Said nobody.

  13. cindy says:

    Is any of this really happening? Or am I currently in a mental hospital where I refused my meds and am having lucid delusions that I am sitting at my computer typing a comment on Celebitchy about our President Trump tweeting insults at the terminator. Can someone tell the nurse I changed my mind and want my anti-psychotic meds? Please? I can’t take it anymore.

    • EscapedConvent says:

      Hahahaha! i like your post, cindy. When the nurse comes back, please send her down the hall to my room.

      You know, that nurse who looks like Kellyanne Conway; the one dressed like a little tin soldier from the Nutcracker.

    • Tara says:

      Sorta like Mr Robot!

  14. isabelle says:

    Will someone please hack his phone or Twitter account Please! So the fruitloop has to give them up.

    • Mei says:

      Unfortunately this is probably the best we can hope for, he’ll tweet himself into a massive hole one of these days, plus at least his complete incapacity to do his job professionally/be anywhere close to a decent human being is shown to the world right from his unsecure phone.

      • MsGnomer says:

        You know about the 25th amendment? Maybe we are on to something. He can twitter himself into such a state that we can have our Congress people declare him unfit and remove him. Which would be step 1 in reclaiming our nation from fascists.

      • Mei says:

        I don’t! I’ll have a google. I don’t know much about your Constitution I must say, apart from the 2nd (unfortunately) and the 5th amendments (pop culture).
        But if that’s what it takes to pull him from the seat of which is so unworthy by all means, happy tweeting!

        Edit: I’m back from the world of Wiki. And he’s been violating that constitutional right from the day he took the oath, he’s definitely unfit to be in his position!

  15. Tara says:

    I really hated the GOP machinations to out Grey Davis in CA and replace him with Arnie. So I’m a little ashamed that I giddily followed Arnold on twitter yesterday. Frankly, he’d be a dream pres compared to the wastrel in there now.

  16. Justjj says:

    Yeah someone really needs to hack his Twitter account and start soliciting Advocare or something.

  17. Nymeria says:

    I would be cool with President Schwarzenegger. The dude’s accent alone is highly entertaining.

  18. Mara says:

    I heard one theory on BBC World Service that the reason he tweets so early is so that he can dominate the morning’s news and therefore the rest of the day. I.E. journalists get into work and there is already ready made story in the form of Trump’s tweet so why not run it as a headline.

    On the one hand it’s distinctly plausible but on the other they might be overestimating him.

  19. paranormalgirl says:

    Basically, he is kept “in control” all day and evening by his “handlers.” Early morning is when he wakes up with a full head of steam and there is no one there to rein him in, so he tweets everything on his mind. He seems to believe that he can continue to do things the way he wants to and that there will be no repercussions, because he’s actually a sociopath, possible a psychopath. Look at him: no empathy for others, believes his actions have no repercussions, weak conscience, lies come so easily to him, huge ego, immaturity, narcissistic, easily offended, microagressions, lack of shame, grandiose sense of self, lack of remorse, need for stimulation, lack of impulse control, inappropriate sexual behavior (grabbing someone by the pussy would count, I believe), authoritarian, secretive, wanting to “rule the world”, paranoid, hates when people are “on to him”, scapegoating… I could go on with traits of those with antisocial personality disorder (sociopaths and psychopaths in the specific), but I think you get the picture of this man we “elected king” to paraphrase Don Henley.

    • Snowflake says:

      Thanks for posting your opinion/diagnosis. Interesting

    • Achoo! says:

      He actually has all the medical markers for Hypomania, a milder form of Bipolar in which the sufferers ar always ‘up’ and rarely have a ‘down’ day. Exhibiting all the traits of the Manic part of the Manic/Depressive cycle of Bipolar. They frequently go undiagnosed because to many it seems as if they are just a super energetic ,confident , bombastic person ‘a little madness equals a lot of success’ is a phrase often used to describe them. Unfortunately the older they get the worse the condition becomes and there will be a serious depressive episode eventually.

  20. Achoo! says:

    How can Donald miss being a reality show host? He is still on the job, in just two weeks he has turned the White House into the biggest most insane reality show in history.

  21. Jayna says:

    Why isn’t Donald tweeting about his latest loss in court to the tune of almost 6 million dollars?

    “U.S. District Judge Kenneth A. Marra found the Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter breached the former members’ contract by denying them access and failing to refund their deposits within 30 days. The members who sued paid a total of $4.85 million in deposits, which the judge ordered returned, and $925,010 in interest.”

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-01/trump-golf-course-ordered-to-pay-5-7-million-to-former-members

  22. JackieJormpJomp says:

    Pretty sure he’s a speed addict based on his hours. And redness, sniffling, and rage.

  23. Anare says:

    The thing that would drive the insane orange clown over the edge is if the press just ignored him and citizens continued to take pokes at him on social media esp Twitter. But don’t respond to his tweets. Let’s give him a proverbial time out.

  24. Pompasaurus says:

    In terms of him raging so early in the morning… not defending him in any way, but the dude is old. A lot of old people I know go to bed fairly early and get up even earlier. Even my dad (who’s 54 this year) has told me this happens to him more and more. So as much I would love for it to be more proof of his mental instability, I think it’s more likely due to his age. He probably wakes up at some horribly early hour, has breakfast, and looks at his Twitter feed. Then rages.

  25. Sky says:

    I respect Arnold even more now!