Trump is F*cking Crazy

Chapter 1

September 2016

176 Reasons Donald Trump Shouldn't Be President

Post date ¥ Tuesday, September 13

In brief, the Trump presidential campaign so far:

The Republican Party has actually nominated for president a man who attacked the Pope.

Who attacked John McCain for being captured by the North Vietnamese.

Who attacked Gold Star parents Khizr and Ghazala Khan and then juxtaposed their names with the phrase "Radical Islamic Terrorism."

Who attacked Hillary Clinton as a "bigot."

Who attacked her as "brainwashed." As "unhinged." As "a monster." As "the devil." As "the most corrupt candidate ever"-showing her face on piles of hundred-dollar bills and the Star of David.

Who attacked her as someone whom "Second Amendment people" should do something about.

As someone whose religion "we don't know anything about"-after he had explained he had never asked God for forgiveness.

The Republican Party has actually nominated for president a man who attacked President Obama and implied he was a traitor. Who attacked him as having been complicit in the Orlando terrorist attack. Who attacked him for having lower approval ratings than Vladimir Putin, as if PutinÕs were real. Who attacked him as being born in another country.

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Who attacked him as the founder of ISIS, then said it was sarcasm, then said it wasn't sarcasm, then attacked him again as the founder of ISIS.

Who attacked Carly Fiorina for her face. Hillary Clinton for her nonpresidential "look."

Heidi Cruz for her appearance. Heidi Cruz for her past depression.

Megyn Kelly for having "blood coming out of her wherever."

Mika Brzezinski as "very crazy and dumb," "neurotic," "not very bright," "a mess."

Who attacked the women harassed by Roger Ailes.

Who attacked women who choose abortion-and said they must be "punished."

Who attacked a New York Times reporter because he had an illness that made his arms look atypical; who attacked Judge

Keith Olbermann has been an award-winning national sports and political commentator, reporter, and writer for the last 38 years. Now the host of GQ's web series The Resistance, he spent 10 years at MSNBC as host of The Big Show, The White House In Crisis, and Countdown and its primary anchor for election night, inauguration, and breaking news coverage. He co-anchored the seminal edition of ESPN's SportsCenter from 1992-97, and post-season baseball coverage for three networks. He is the recipient of three Edward R. Murrow Awards, and has written for dozens of publications, including The New York Times, Washington Post, Time, Newsweek, and Sports Illustrated. He is the author of four previous books, including The Worst Person In The World, Truth and Consequences, and Pitchforks and Torches.