Let's Talk Policy: Part Three

 donnie the dildo is pretty light on policy.

Always has been, apparently always will be.

So it's quite odd that when Jordan Klepper intersects with MAGA MORONS and asks them what they like most about donnie, they always say "we love his policies".

So, recently, I did a little write-up titled "Let's Talk Policy: Part One".

Then I did a "Part Two".

Here is "Part Three".

I didn't even need to write this one.

Flynn Nicholls of Newsweek wrote this one.

I am plagiarizing it because it so clearly documents the premise of my "Let's Talk Policy" posts: donnie hasn't got even a shred of a clue what he would do as president, except wreak mayhem and havoc and horror.

So he goes into irrational stream-of-conscious rants, lies and non-sequiturs when he materializes as if by magic in front of ever shrinking hoards of his adoring MAGA MORONS.

Irrational stream-of-conscious rants, lies and non-sequiturs are his policy.

And the MAGA MORONS continue to roar in hysterical approval.

So here is what Flynn Nichols noted recently.

Donald Trump has said Tim Walz should have "no possibility of being president" after Walz attacked Trump during his DNC speech on Wednesday night, linking him with Project 2025.

"First of all, he's a total lightweight," Trump said on Thursday morning's Fox & Friends. "And he shouldn't be even having any access to possibly being president."

"They call him coach. He's a semi coach. If he coached some football for a little while. This guy is a lightweight, and he shouldn't have access. And for him to say about Project 25 is disgraceful," Trump added.

Walz was a coach for the Mankato West High School football team when it won its first state championship in 1999. Before he joined the coaching staff in 1997, the team had lost 27 consecutive games.

Trump denounced Project 2025 as being "nothing to do with him." However, many of its contributors are former members of his administration and his own platform, called Agenda 47, shares broad policy similarities on several issues.

"They know I have nothing to do with it. I had no idea what it was. A group of people got together. They drew up some conservative values, very conservative values. And in some case, perhaps they went over the line. Perhaps they didn't. I have no idea what Project 25 is," he said.

You know, they always say, sure, please stick to policy.

Trump also attacked presidential candidate Kamala Harris for her record as a district attorney of San Francisco and attorney general of California.

"Everything she touched turned bad. California turned bad. San Francisco. You can't walk into San Francisco. You barely can go into California anymore. People, it's a state that's in terrible, terrible crime trouble, and every other form of trouble, monetary trouble, has got nothing, drugs all over the place. You go into Los Angeles, you can't walk down the streets," he said.

"It's a shame, between Gavin Newsom, but it was really more Kamala, because she was your District Attorney in San Francisco. San Francisco is unlivable, now, unlivable. Fifteen years ago, it was the most beautiful city, one of the greatest cities in the world. Today it's unlivable.

In 2009, when Trump said San Francisco was "the most beautiful city," both Newsom and Harris had been mayor and district attorney of the city for five years. Both were sworn in in 2004.

Trump's Thursday morning shots come one day after he expressed displeasure at former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama insulting him.

"Did you see Barack Hussein Obama last night take little shots. He was taking shots at your President, and so was Michelle. You know, they always say 'Sir, please stick to policy don't get personal' and yet they're getting personal all night long," he said.