The Stable Genius vs. Crazy Nancy

AP:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi openly questioned President Donald Trump’s fitness to remain in office Thursday, suggesting a staff or family “intervention” for the good of the nation after his dramatic blow-up at a White House meeting with Democrats. Trump responded by calling her “crazy.”

“She’s a mess,” Trump told reporters at an afternoon news conference in which he lined up White House staff to testify to his calmness at a meeting with Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Charles Schumer. “Cryin’ Chuck, Crazy Nancy ... I watched Nancy and she was all crazy yesterday,” he claimed.

As for himself, he declared, “I’m an extremely stable genius.”

Both the Republican president and Democratic leaders dug in a day after Trump stalked out of the Cabinet Room demanding an end to all congressional probes before he would work with Congress on crumbling U.S. infrastructure and other matters. By Thursday as Congress prepared to recess for the Memorial Day break, both sides were questioning each other’s stability, with the president insisting on Twitter that he was calm when he left the White House meeting that was to focus on infrastructure spending after just three minutes.
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The Stable Genius has been cleared of Russian collusion while the leader of the Democrats in the House is dealing with a group of panicked followers desperate to revive a lost cause.   Democrats are also likely to see some of those who pushed the Russian collusion hoax indicted in coming days and the trail of those pushing the hoax is likely to lead to some of the leaders of the party.  Their current actions against Trump are part of their own elaborate cover-up.

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