The man who wants to” Make America Great Again” is reveling in the loss of four-thousand five hundred jobs, held by Macy’s employees.
The jobs figure for the country were released today with approximately 292, 000 new jobs added and soon to be 4,500 jobs eliminated. Donald Trump, having used some of the most hate filled language by any Presidential candidate, since Governor George Wallace in 1968, was dropped as a spokesmen and product distributor by Macy’s Department store. After identifying a significant number of its customers as rapist, murderers and criminal interlopers, Macy’s decided enough was enough and dropped Mr. Trump’s, Chinese made suits and ties, from its product line. In one of his typical, foot stomping, childlike tantrums, Trump called for a boycott of Macy’s. Whether this has effectively caused a precipitous drop in the holiday sales of Macy’s is debatable, but what is not debatable is the hardship 4,500 loss jobs will do to families.
Trump ended a self-congratulatory tweet with the words, “This really backfired-love it!”
@realDonaldTrump 10 Jul 2015 I love that thousands of people are boycotting @Macys and cutting up credit cards. No guts no glory. This really backfired - love it!
The man who wants to lead America into a new prosperity is so self-centered that the suffering of others is just a mere irritant to his self-aggrandizing aspirations. The last man to make such a public spectacle of himself in the pursuit of “winning” was Charlie Sheen, no further comment needed. At some point a demonstration of restraint and humility is a necessary requirement for the Presidency and any man who claims to be the best at everything is obviously lacking at being the best at what is most important, self-awareness!
We find ourselves on the precipice of the cliff once again; faced with the choice of making the Supreme Court a wholly rational body, moving away from unending war, providing wellness and health for millions and Liberal-ly changing the climate of a potentially dying planet. Where do you stand, in the line of progressive truth or slave, to the Fears of a Clown?