Will someone please explain to The Dotard ...

[NanceGreggs]

… that after all the shit that’s coming out about him, he could destroy ISIS, feed the world, and cure cancer tomorrow – and it still wouldn’t compensate for all the evil he's done, and all the destruction he has caused.

[sop]

1. Trump's been bragging for the last year he singlehandedly destroyed ISIS, right?

If ISIS was completely wiped out, what's the big deal about killing the leader of a defunct group? Knowing Trump, he'll release images of him hunkered down in the WH Situation Room, personally pressing the launch button on the drone that took the guy out.

[B Stieg]

2. He's about to claim "he" killed al-Baghdadi

Great! Let's see the body!

[usaf-vet]

3. l won't believe he's dead until someone delivers him to the WH slung over a horse.

And I'll bet Trump claims he personally kill him.

[Skittles]

4. he is too stupid to know that

he is an extreme narcissist who is desperate and will keep trying anything he can to boost his flagging ego; that's what makes him soooo dangerous

[Dorian Gray]

5. Good Riddance to bad rubbish

His death is a good thing for the world.

I'm happy to see we still have some working military operators who aren't completely demoralized and are doing what they can to protect our interests and the world.

As Trump said in a tweet about Obama when OBL was taken out, it's the military that accomplished. Not the President. So I'm happy to celebrate the win of the military here.

Impeach and Convict Trump.

[BigOleDummy]

6. Indeed

And well said.

[padah513]

7. I agree with it being the military that accomplished it

But I bet Trump makes it all about him and how his moving the troops away from the Kurds caused it to happen.

[Dorian Gray]

8. Of course he will

he's super narcissistic. But we all know that. Even his supporters know that. I don't think it'll make much of a difference in his public perception.

I do think if he takes TOO much credit, it can rebound on him, too.