Trump has convinced himself that the Russia investigation is going to be over by the end of the year. If it isn’t finished by then, people close to Trump say that the President will blow a gasket.
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The Washington Post reported:
Hanging out at Mar-a-Lago and at his South Florida golf clubs, Trump told friends, “This investigation’s going to be over with pretty soon,†adding that his attorneys, whom he praised as “brilliant,†had assured him of it, according to two people familiar with the conversations.
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Some Trump aides and confidants worry about the president’s optimistic assessment of the situation, which he has repeated in conversations in recent weeks, waxing enthusiastically about how he’s eager to be out from under the Russia cloud by 2018.
One outside adviser to Trump warned that the president would “blow a gasket†if there was no statement of exoneration by year’s end.
The President is residing in a delusional fantasy. His attornies are telling him what he wants to hear instead of the truth. The truth is that the Russia investigation could go on for years. The investigation is not going to end anytime soon. Trump is going to have a total mental breakdown if the investigation doesn’t end soon.
Donald Trump came into office mentally and emotionally unstable. The presidency hasn’t soothed his inner demons. It has fed them a pile of steroids and magnified them times a thousand. Being president has made Trump even more unstable than he was a candidate. The White House has admitted that Trump has mentally lost a step, but what they won’t confront is the fact that he is mentally and emotionally unfit for the office that he is holding.
2018 was already looking like a nightmare year for Republicans, but it is going to get even worse if the Russia investigation doesn’t end by the end of 2017.
Jason is the managing editor. He is also a White House Press Pool and a Congressional correspondent for PoliticusUSA. Jason has a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science. His graduate work focused on public policy, with a specialization in social reform movements.
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