The Douche Strikes Again

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Il Douche Donald is pulling the press credentials of The Washington Post so they can't officially attend his crappie rallies and news conferences.

Throughout his campaign Trump has repeatedly had numerous members of the press ejected from his events and threatened to pull the credentials of many, including major news outlets. His ego is so big he actually believes that this somehow means that they cannot continue to cover his rudderless disorganized march to the general election.

Apparently Trump, the imminent Constitutional scholar, failed to read the part about freedom of the press. His actions are no surprise given his admiration for totalitarian dictators and their embrace of free and open societies.

His embargo on The Washington Post probably won't last long given that his addiction to attention and the media is so overwhelming he could not endure the withdrawal pain.

The action should however be disturbing even to his supporters who share Il Douche's bashing of the press and love his catch phrase "get 'em outa here" when dealing with protesters. There are many countries in this world where they could truly embrace their feelings and enjoy being told only what the dictators want them to know. For instance North Korea where it's citizens are told Kim Il Jun is a God and this is a person macho Trump says he would meet with personally, I guess one God to another.

Someone is taking a dump on America and he lives in a guilded tower.

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