zinfamous
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I understand Trump's psychological disorder as well as any, and grasped the implications early in 2016 campaign. Both the reactions of Clinton and Warren and the news about their remarks seemed to intelligently address it.
I would think Pelosi and Dem elements of the House have been getting input from volunteer or even paid psychologists to assist in a strategy, and I hope such is the case.
So this development about the SOTU impresses me. If Trump decides to address the country from the Oval Office, he will be his own worst enemy. It may be a spectacle not to miss. And that might be the case even if his delivery is drafted by someone else and he shows that labored struggle with the teleprompter and his sneerful breathing.
He'll just piss off more people. Definitely a good thing . . . .
Just consider. Pelosi has noted that cancelling Trump's SOTU visit is a matter of security concerns based on the shutdown furloughs. Trump would either make an Oval Office address that has a positive tone, or he'll use the opportunity to disparage Pelosi, the House Dems, and even Obama.
If this stands, I fully expect Trump to fly to WV or some friendly hamlet to give a FOX-only, unscripted address before his forever-disparaged mewling supporters.
I don't think his heavy-breathing scripted desk performances do him any good--and he really seems incapable of speaking without a live audience to offer him praise or scorn.
