It's truly rich when Donald Trump accuses someone else of "cheating".

[kentuck]

When he has cheated on his employees, his business partners, his taxes, his wives, and everyone he has ever come into contact with.

He has cheated on the truth every day of his life.

So, when he accuses someone else of "cheating", he exposes himself as one of the biggest hypocrites on the face of the earth.

It's truly rich.

[soothsayer]

1. And he is truly NOT rich

[overleft]

2. What donald is po'ed about is that, despite his elaborate schemes to cheat in the election,

he lost by a large margin. I absolutely eats him up that even though he suppressed votes, manipulated the USPS, and used all his dirty tricks and still lost by seven million votes.

[kentuck]

3. I like your sigline.

“We know now that Government by organized money is just as dangerous as Government by organized mob.” — Franklin Roosevelt, 1936

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Sometimes they may be the same ?

[PatSeg]

14. Oh yes

FDR certainly had a way with words. I'd never heard that one before, but it is timely. I guess some things never change.

[NCjack]

4. My belief is that Trump cheated the 2020 election, and he

is shocked that his cheat was not enough to overcome the DEM vote. That could only happen, in his mind, if the DEMs cheated more than he did.

[ananda]

8. Agree.

It wasn't enough to fix the machines, too many
absentee and mail ins.

[smirkymonkey]

11. +1000

I agree. This is why he keeps on insisting that a Biden win was "statistically impossible". He was just completely unprepared for the millions of people who hate him with a passion and came out to vote against him.

[malaise]

12. THIS

Great OP Kentuck

[Liberal In Texas]

5. In a word: Projection.

He expects everyone else to be doing what he does or would do.

[gab13by13]

7. He projects his failings unto others,

he projects his bad behavior unto others. When he says Dominion voting machines flip votes he is projecting which means Dominion doesn't flip votes. I notice he says nothing about ESS&S voting machines that were predominately used in Maine, Florida, and Kentucky.

I'm sorry but Kentucky's election needs to be investigated

[tanyev]

10. Yes, Cohen summed it up really well in his book Disloyal.

p. 21: He projects his own sins and crimes onto others, partly to distract and confuse, but mostly because he thinks everyone is as corrupt and shameless and ruthless as he is; a poisonous mindset I know all too well.

[Boomer]

6. He's not a hypocrite

As a full-blown malignant narcissist, Trump does not have sufficient self-reflection to be a hypocrite. He believes everything he says at the moment in which he says it, even if two minutes later he contradicts himself. He lives in a bubble of his own making, divorced from the real world, focused only on one thing: himself. Truth as we know it doesn't come into play.

[AZ8theist]

9. I agree with your assessment, but...

That does not excuse his sycophants. Supposedly "intelligent" members of his party should know better and they stood silently by as he uttered every imbecilic BS time and again.

They need to be held accountable.

[kentuck]

13. Could it be because they have some of the same traits?

[SheltieLover]

15. Always a projection