Has Vladimir Putin actually "changed" as the Moron-in-Chief just told us yesterday? Really? The jackass Donald Dumb didn't know that Putin was, like him, a convicted veteran criminal who assassinates opponents and threatens everyone with wars and retribution? Isn't Donald Dumb, the "stable genius", supposed to know beforehand - thanks to the multitude of intelligence briefings he receives (but which he is reported to never read) - what blend of corrupt and criminal mettle Putin is made of?
No, the Supreme Jackass at the White House appeared - or pretended - to be surprised by Putin's savagery against Ukraine. Donald Dumb is either an idiot, a hypocrite, or both, which makes him a dangerous loony. Donald Dumb said yesterday that he has a “very good relationship” with Putin, that he was surprised by how the Russian leader has changed and become “absolutely crazy", and that he (Donald Dumb) "doesn't know what has happened to Putin".
The only reason for this insane drivel is that Donald Dumb has been given a mighty middle finger by Putin. Not only has Putin not agreed to any deal on a ceasfire, but he has elevated his barbarity against Ukraine to unprecedented levels.
It doesn't take a prophet or a nuclear scientist to understand where Putin is coming from and where is going. His resumé is rich in all sorts of criminal activities (annexation of Crimea, poisoning and assassinating dissidents all over the world, etc.), so you don't need a genius to know where Putin's intentions are.
But having failed miserably, and expectedly, at "fixing" the Russia-Ukraine war in 24 hours, Trump pretends to be surprised by Putin's barbarity. We thought he knew him well! How could he have not known that Putin doesn't want peace, but only annex more territories tore-create the evil Soviet empire?
[Update: As of May 29, Donald Dumb has given Putin two weeks to agree to a ceasefire, otherwise "very bad things will happen" to Russia.] Yeah, we've seen these stupid threats before that Trump then gingerly walks back, as if he's never serious about them. It is easy to theaten Yemen then bomb it - Yemen is a raggedy Arab country like Palestine, and killing and bombing are fair game. But Russia is a huge White country of the great north with nuclear weapons; Trump will think a million times before attacking Putin's Russia. So what gives? There are no more sanctions left to be slapping on Russia; Biden and the Europeans have done all the heavy lifting on sanctions at a time when Trump was adulating, praising and literally kissing the "beautiful white skin" of Putin's derrière, and proclaiming that Biden and Europe were stupid for antagonizing the Russian dictator. Only he - Trump - could solve the world's problems with the primate power of his orange Orangutan charm.
But, the Moron-in-Chief likes the "strong man" prototype, and he is nowhere close to penalizing Putin or holding him accountable for not agreeing to a ceasefire in Ukraine. He is madly in love with Putin (who too has "beautiful white skin") and is only saddened because his Russian lover won't agree to a threesome with the Ukrainian, demonstrating to the world that cuckold Trump is impotent. On the other hand, he gathers his inbred dog pack (Vance, Rubio, and all the other oligarch corrupt idiots) in the White Outhouse and ambushes "lowly" politicians like Ukraine's Zelenskyy or South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa.
Bottom line: Out of the demented idiotic impulse of the "Strong man" that he thinks he is, Donald Dumb jumps headfirst in the cesspool of any problem and proclaims that he alone can fix it in 24 hours with the power of his charming personality. But when reality sets is and his magnetism suddenly turns into a gooey cloacal load of fresh manure, he flails around and tries to come out of the cesspool by suspending his threats and his tariffs.
The man is a moron on a galactic scale. He is learning the vicissitudes of political life on the job. He might have learned a few things from his mistakes during his first term, but it is clear that his second term continues to be marked by temper tantrums of a 10-year old, while his empty thick refractory skull doesn't have enough neurons for the lessons of life to settle into some kind of stable caution and wisdom. He thought he could negotiate world affairs like he does when selling or buying a stupid building. As a wannabe dictator politician, though, the man is a failed imbecile who is wrecking his country because of his inexperience and genetic stupidity.
I predict that, given his impotence at dealing with Putin and his fears of confronting the Russian dictator, Donald Dumb will reflexively turn, again, against the easier target, Zelenskyy, out of fear of Putin. Especially with Zelenskyy having an orgy with the Europeans. Donald Dumb will go back crying on his lover Putin's shoulder - please take me back, I didn't mean those things I've said about you .... - and asking for forgiveness, and foregoing his threesome with Zelenskyy.
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Donald Trump grows angrier as Vladimir Putin exposes his impotence
John Bowden
Tue, May 27, 2025
As Washington settled in for a typically sleepy Memorial Day following the passage of Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” in the House, the president fired off one of his trademark furious rants on Truth Social, but the target was a surprise.
This time, the target wasn’t any of his domestic political foes — like the Democrats who voted in lockstep against the budget package he endorsed, or the handful of Republicans who refused to fall into line. It wasn’t even aimed at the various law enforcement figures who have attempted to hold him to account over the years.
Sunday evening’s rant was aimed squarely at Russian President Vladimir Putin. Despite what he called a “very good relationship” with Putin, Trump in his latest statement on the Ukraine-Russia war blasted the Russian leader as “absolutely crazy.”
“He is needlessly killing a lot of people, and I’m not just talking about soldiers. Missiles and drones are being shot into Cities in Ukraine, for no reason whatsoever,” Trump posted on Truth Social. “I’ve always said that he wants ALL of Ukraine, not just a piece of it, and maybe that’s proving to be right, but if he does, it will lead to the downfall of Russia!” Trump warned.
He echoed the same thoughts as he spoke to reporters in New Jersey on Sunday ahead of his return to Washington that day.
"He's killing a lot of people," said the president. "I don't know what the hell happened to Putin, I've known him for a long time.”
Donald Trump opens his pie hole as he speaks to reporters on Sunday about the war in Ukraine (AFP via Getty Images)
Trump sudden harsh turn was illuminative, if not for the reason he may have intended. A throwaway jab aimed at Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy (“everything out of his mouth causes problems … it better stop”) in the same post solidified the underlying intention of the screed: Trump was massaging a bruised ego.
With his pride wounded, Trump has turned to lashing out at the Russian leader who is now publicly refuting his repeated claim that he could end the destructive three-year-old conflict in “24 hours.” Four months after Trump took office, supposedly poised to immediately shut down the war, attacks on Ukrainian targets intensified over the weekend, with Russia launching its largest aerial assault of the war thus far.
Loathe as he is to give Zelenskyy any credit for correctly predicting that Russia’s leadership had no real intentions of ending the war, Trump’s emotional outburst comes as he seems to be realizing that the issue could become a major blemish on the “dealmaker” perception he has sought to cultivate.
More importantly than representing a threat to his ability to live up to his own boasting, the attacks also refute many of Trump’s more recent statements about the Russian president and his supposed desire to see the war end. Trump, who famously hates being made to look foolish by his allies, said as recently as last Monday of Putin: “I do believe he wants to end it.”
But France’s president Emmanuel Macron believes Trump is beginning to realize the truth about Putin’s war stance.
"I believe that President Trump has realized that when President Putin told him he was ready for peace, he was lying," Macron said on Monday. He pointed to the severity of Russian offensives as the persuading factor.
"You cannot claim to be ready for negotiations and carry out attacks at the same time. Such double rhetoric demonstrates the insincerity of any statements about dialogue," said the French president.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, flanked by Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron (AFP/Getty)
Now, Washington is already beginning to wonder if Trump will back up his rhetoric with action. He has repeatedly vowed to slap damaging sanctions on Russia if the invasion continues without a resolution, most recently doing so this month in an interview with Fox’s Bret Baier.
But in a press gaggle days after those remarks, Trump also suggested that his administration may “just back away” from the conflict, which would “keep going” without U.S. involvement if a deal was not reached.
Capitol Hill is not keen to let that happen — a bipartisan resolution to impose a new slate of sanctions on Russia hit 81 co-sponsors in the Senate last Wednesday, according to a press release from joint co-sponsors Lindsey Graham and Richard Blumenthal.
The bill, which is designed to be snapped into place if peace talks fall apart, would slap sanctions on a range of Russian top ministers, as well as on businesses and entities that transact with the Russian armed forces.
“Russia has agreed to provide its term sheet for a ceasefire in the next few days. Its contents will speak volumes as to whether or not Russia is serious about peace. We suspect it will be more of the same,” the pair said in a joint statement.
“If it is more of the same, Russia can expect decisive action from the United States Senate.”
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TO WIT:
Wall Street Journal Shatters Core Trump Fantasy In Editorial Urging GOP ‘Revolt’
The Wall Street Journal on Monday urged Republican senators to take the lead in confronting Russia over its ongoing invasion of Ukraine. It warned that Donald Trump and his allies’ “naivete” on Russian President Vladimir Putin is only allowing the bloodshed to continue.
In an editorial titled “Time for a GOP Senate Revolt on Sanctions Against Putin,” the newspaper’s conservative editorial board slammed Trump’s stalled bid for peace, which he promised to bring on day one of his second term.
“Trump and his advisers fancy themselves steely-eyed realists on foreign policy,” it wrote. “But on Mr. Putin they are starry-eyed idealists, mouthing ‘peace’ as if they can make it happen by wishing it were so.”
The Journal, which has needled Trump repeatedly in recent weeks, said the president, who expressed his surprise this weekend after Russia launched yet another large-scale attack on Ukraine, despite Putin’s lip service to peace talks, is essentially allowing Russia’s authoritarian leader to drag out the invasion.
It called on GOP lawmakers to push a bipartisan bill ― co-sponsored by Sens. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and signed by dozens of colleagues ― to slap 500% tariffs on products imported into the U.S. from countries that buy Russian oil and gas.
The board concluded, “Energy sales are Mr. Putin’s financial lifeline,” and sanctions may change his “calculations about the price of war.” It added that the Senate Republicans “can act whether or not Mr. Trump approves” and force Trump to “face the hard reality” of Putin’s ambitions.
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