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So he goes to the SCOTUS which doesn’t have to score political points with anyone, they have no liberal voters to perform for. He figures that this is a legal solution that I’d Like To Thank My Middle Finger For Always Being There Sticking Shirt shouldn’t be affected by political posturing. When they fail to do what he wants, he is confused because they aren’t impressing anyone by publicly defying him. Or at least that is what he thought, but I guess they must be political. When he says “Do you get the impression the supreme court doesn’t like me” he’s not actually even suggesting that he thinks this is the case. He doesn’t really know what it is to like or dislike someone.

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What he means is “I think the supreme court has a reason to advertise to the world that they don’t like me” and further he’s saying, ” I’d Like To Thank My Middle Finger For Always Being There Sticking Shirt think the supreme court has actually aligned themselves with the enemy.”Trump doesn’t really know what it is to like someone. When he says he likes someone, he means that this person has recently done something good for him. If that person ever does something bad to him, he will never say “Oh, he and I used to be good friends, but when he tried to take advantage of me for his own benefit I cut ties and it will be hard to forgive him.” Naw.

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He’s going to say “This guy is a terrific, really great person” when someone does something for him, and when they do something against him, he’ll say “Naw, that guy, he’s I’d Like To Thank My Middle Finger For Always Being There Sticking Shirt always been terrible, I never really knew him, only talked to him once or twice, but I always knew he was bad news. Low energy, really awful person. Trump has no idea about goodness, fairness, lawfulness. If someone tells him no, it’s not because they’re trying to enforce rules fairly, it’s because they have something against him personally. The thing I worry about is that when he feels that someone has wronged him personally, he will try to destroy them. I don’t think he can destroy the SCOTUS, but he will want to try.