Trump has a long-standing history of dragging down anyone around him in an attempt to elevate himself, reminiscent of a middle school playground bully, because God knows the man can claim no superiority on merit alone. During this week's "Trumpapalooza" midterm convention in Dallas, it seems the Texas AG somehow became the president's main target.
Trump has a long-standing history of dragging down anyone around him in an attempt to elevate himself, reminiscent of a middle school playground bully, because God knows the man can claim no superiority on...
During this week's "Trumpapalooza" midterm convention in Dallas, it seems the Texas AG somehow became the president's main target.
On Wednesday, Trump repeatedly hammered at Paxton, who is trying his damnest to replace Texas' retiring Senator John Cornyn and will face the fiery Democrat James Talarico in November.
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Trump has a long-standing history of dragging down anyone around him in an attempt to elevate himself, reminiscent of a middle school playground bully, because God knows the man can claim no superiority on merit alone. During this week's "Trumpapalooza" midterm convention in Dallas, it seems the Texas AG somehow became the president's main target. On Wednesday, Trump repeatedly hammered at Paxton, who is trying his damnest to replace Texas' retiring Senator John Cornyn and will face the fiery Democrat James Talarico in November.
You may not like the way he talks, and I can see that.
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