"Maybe I'm immune, I don't know."

That's it for me. I can no longer stomach the Dadaist bloopers every time he opens his mouth or sends a tweet. I feel bad for the guy, having had to endure a deranged opposition, but this is a last straw. He's exhausting, and he needs to go. https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1313267615083761665

If this were a responsible human capable of leadership at a moment like this, he'd be being honest about the fact that this might just be Act I of the virus for him, and that there might be an (even worse) Act II. Instead, "Maybe I'm immune." A used car salesman, as always.

It's a weird remark, I know, on which to finally give up on the guy — he'll probably claim the line was a joke — but I don't care. I've been fighting Trump Fatigue Syndrome (every bit as real as Trump Derangement Syndrome) for too long now.

He's been an underdog since the moment he stepped into the Oval Office — almost the entire political and cultural establishment has been aligned against him, bitterly and mostly unfairly. But he's his own worst enemy, and he's simply too exhausting to tolerate anymore.

He has one last big task ahead of him — and that's to get Amy Coney Barrett on SCOTUS, and I hope he accomplishes it. This was the only reason I would ever vote for him: Shoring up cultural conservatives on SCOTUS in an attempt to delay the ultimate victory of Wokeness.

But another culturally-conservative justice or two simply isn't worth four more years of his narcissistic bluster, preening insecurities, incoherent ramblings, and gaping inconsistencies.

It's a shame his message — much of it worthy — came in such a badly-put-together package.

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Just so people understand what I meant here.

A large percentage of those who contract COVID have a few days of mild-ish controllable symptoms, then they get better, and then a few days or weeks later they return with far greater intensity. https://twitter.com/a_centrism/status/1313282973408604160