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3:22Now PlayingDonald Trump loves to call others "losers" - it is his favorite insult to hurl at them. But the truth is that he has now become the thing he hates the most, because by all measures his entire presidency has proven that he is a stone cold loser. Farron Cousins explains.
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Folks, there is no other way to say this, except that Donald Trump is a stone cold loser. And if that phrase sounds familiar it's because Donald Trump himself has used that phrase many a time describing individuals that he doesn't like. He has used it to describe George Conway, uh, his good friend, Kellyanne Conway's husband stone, cold loser. Well, it turns out now, now that all the dust has settled, it's been revealed that Trump himself is in fact, these stones cold loser. And here's what I mean. Look back at the last four years. Sure. He has had a couple of successes while in office. Absolutely. Sure. Uh, there, there's no denying that to his packing of the courts. Uh, that's changed the landscape of this United States for at least a generation probably longer. He has helped the conservatives capture the us Supreme court. Every other measure though, loser make old loser.
Let's be clear about something to, uh, those court vacancies that he packed with conservatives that actually would have happened under any Republican. So that's not necessarily a Trump victory. That's more of a generic Republican victory. He lost his Twitter account, lost his Facebook account, lost his Instagram account. His campaign got kicked off those platforms as well. He had the most bruising midterm defeat in 2018, uh, that we have seen in the modern era. He lost control of the Senate. He lost his reelection. He is being blamed for the losses in Georgia, which I, as I have said, believe gives him too much credit. Stacey Abrams deserves a lot of credit for getting Democrats registered and out to vote in that election, as well as in the 2020 presidential to blame it all on Trump is to take huge credit away from the activists who got people to go out and vote.
But everywhere you turn, the man's losing, losing, losing, losing, think back of all the special elections that took place right over the years, you know, Trump, I hardly endorsed this sports and I'm going to go do a, uh, rally forum and boom. They get defeated. It's pretty crushing. It didn't happen in every instance, but it happened, you know, frequently, the man's a loser. He is officially the thing that he hates the most look at all of his election, election challenges, every single one of them. What did he do? He didn't win. So he, he lost that's right. He lost those as well. Lose, lose, lose, lose, lose. That is all Donald Trump does. And of course now, you know, we have reports that maybe he's going to start his own media company after he leaves the white house. Cool. Because we do want to see another Trump business go bankrupt, just like Trump stakes and Trump airlines and Trump casino. Isn't pretty much everything other than Trump tower that this man has had his name on. It will fail because he always makes it about him. And as I said, Trump's a loser. And when your entire business is built around, propping up a loser, that is a recipe to lose.
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