Trump Spent Midterm Election Night 'Screaming At Everyone'

According to reports, Donald Trump was so furious that most of his candidates lost on Tuesday evening that he spent the night "screaming at everyone." Trump was the biggest loser on election night, and the losses suffered by Republicans in seemingly-safe areas shows that his power has always been an illusion, as Farron Cousins explains.

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Well, it's no secret. I'm sure everybody knows it by now. Donald Trump is not having a good week, as most of his handpicked candidates flopped hard on Tuesday evening. And then as the week has progressed, even more Trump backed candidates have fallen completely flat in the midterms. So according to CNN's, Jim Acosta, Trump is clearly not taking things very well and has resorted to since Tuesday evening. And all through Wednesday, probably up to now at least, has been screaming at everyone because he is so furious. Here's what Acosta had to say. Trump is livid in screaming at everyone after last night's. Disappointing midterm results for the G O P. According to a Trump advisor, the advisor went on to slam the former president's handpicked contenders. They were all bad candidates. Candidates matter. The advisor said, this advisor said, it's unlikely Trump would delay as expected presidential announcement because it's too humiliating to delay.

But the advisor said, There are too many unknowns at this point. So you've got somebody down at Malago, I'm assuming, telling CNN that, Dude, this guy's. Like he's screaming at all of us. We, we don't know what to do. He, he's still gonna announce he's running for president even after his humiliating defeats. But, uh, you know, there's a lot of unknowns. I guess maybe he doesn't, maybe he does. Who knows at this point. The one thing we do know, of course, is that Trump is angry at everybody because he messed up. He screwed up. Now he's yelling at everybody for his mistakes. Now, I think what's funny about that is that we all know somebody like that in our lives, or at least we have at some point, right? Like the person who just screws everything up because they don't listen to anybody else.

Then they get mad at everybody else when their decisions backfire horribly on them. I know personally, I've got several people like that in my life. They're very hard to deal with, and that's exactly what Donald Trump is. He's that person, and you all know somebody like that. But here's what else is interesting. The midterms were supposed to be Donald Trump's show of strength, right? He was supposed to come out, have an awesome Tuesday, and then a week later, November 15th, as he announced he was gonna make his big announcement, which we all know as he's running for president again, but he didn't get those big victories. Kerry Lake, Jr. Majewski, Doug Masano, Dr. Oz, Sarah Palin, Lauren Bobber, the list is seemingly endless, and you could probably add Herschel Walker to that because he didn't technically win. He is going to a runoff with Rafael Warnock, but so many Trump back candidates, Tutor Dixon is another one. Didn't do well whatsoever.

However, the candidates that Trump attacked, people like Brian Kemp, people like Ron DeSantis, they won their elections like not even close. They absolutely wiped the floor with their opponents, unfortunately. So the people Trump hated won easily. The people Trump love, loved, most of them lost. Not all of them, but most of them lost. That's not exactly a vote of confidence from the Republican base that they want you around anymore. And I think deep down, that's what Trump is mad about. It's not just that, that these people lost, It's what the loss itself means. It means that deep down, he knows he is not the king maker. He wants to be. Deep down, he does know that he is not as influential and powerful as he had thought as he had been led to believe. And advisors like the one who spoke to Jim Acosta, like, Oh, they were bad candidates.

They're all bad candidates. Y'all didn't tell him that clear enough prior to him endorsing these people, right? Y'all don't get to sit back and be like, Oh, well he picked bad people. You let him do it. Show me where you tried to talk him out of it, right? Otherwise, shut your mouth because you're a part of it, but they're not gonna do that. They're gonna be like, Well, we had told him, No, you didn't. No, you didn't. I know Trump's gonna do his own thing. It doesn't matter what you tell him, but you're all too terrified of him and his fake power to where you won't even stand up to him. He did this and you helped him along the way, and now you're all paying the political price for it.