It Was Easy To Miss The Tweet Above

Trump’s in full attack mode this week, spouting a high volume of high profile and highly profane Tweets — “bullshit”, “circle jerk” — and fantasies about the New York Times getting “down on their knees” to beg him for forgiveness.

But we think this may be the most curious of all.

First of all, the President of the United States is never immune to criticism. And not to realize that reflects a high level of delusion about the job, or extremely low self-esteem deep down. Blaming the President for stuff, even stuff he had little or nothing to do with, is an outlet we Americans have that a lot of other people in other countries don’t.

As we previously wrote:

Part of the way we manage to get through life, through bad times and even good, is to complain about the President, whomever they are, and whatever party or set of ideas they represent.

Sometimes it’s fair, sometimes it’s not fair (maybe we’re griping about something the President has no control over), yet we do it anyway. Because we have this great Constitution that says we can. Sometimes we even know it’s not fair but we do it anyway just to vent, which we still have the right to…