By Matt Underwood As the upcoming debate looms closer, there are whispers of allies urging Trump to tone down his typical behavior and not be a ‘raging asshole’. But really, can we expect anything different from the man who has built his brand on being just that – a raging asshole? It’s laughable to think that he would suddenly change his ways and present himself as a calm and collected individual.
It’s no secret that Trump thrives on controversy and chaos. His entire persona and rise to fame have been fueled by his unfiltered and often outrageous statements. Asking him to not be a ‘raging asshole’ is like asking a fish not to swim or a bird not to fly. It’s ingrained in his DNA.
Let’s face it, Trump has never been one to take advice or listen to others. His track record of inflammatory remarks and divisive actions speak for themselves. The idea that he would suddenly heed the advice of his allies and change his behavior is wishful thinking at best.
The real question here is, why would his allies even bother to suggest such a thing? They know Trump better than anyone else, and they know that he is incapable of being anything other than his true self – a raging asshole. It’s what got him to where he is today, and it’s what his loyal supporters admire about him.
As the debate approaches, we can only imagine what kind of spectacle will unfold on stage. Will Trump stick to his usual playbook of insults and grandiosity, or will he surprise us all by taking a more measured approach? The odds of the latter seem slim to none.
In the end, we can expect Trump to be his usual bombastic self, regardless of any advice from allies or critics. It’s who he is, and trying to change that would be like trying to teach a cat to play the piano. So, buckle up and get ready for another round of Trump being Trump – raging asshole and all. The upcoming debate is creating a buzz with allies supposedly advising Trump to rein in his behavior and not be a ‘raging asshole’. However, knowing Trump’s history of controversial statements and chaotic persona, can we realistically expect him to adhere to such advice? It seems improbable considering that being a ‘raging asshole’ is essentially his brand and what has propelled him to the forefront of public attention.
Trump is known for his unfiltered remarks and divisive actions, characteristics that have defined his political career. Asking him to deviate from his usual behavior is akin to asking the impossible – it goes against his very nature. It’s like asking a fish not to swim or a bird not to fly; being a ‘raging asshole’ is deeply ingrained in Trump’s DNA.
His allies, who are more familiar with him than anyone else, understand that changing Trump is a futile endeavor. He has never been one to take advice or alter his course based on external opinions. The suggestion for him to tone down his behavior seems less about practicality and more about wishful thinking on the part of those who hope for a different version of Trump to emerge.
As the debate draws near, the public anticipation for Trump’s performance is palpable. Will he adhere to the advice of his allies and adopt a more composed demeanor, or will he continue along his well-trodden path of bombast and controversy? The latter scenario appears far more plausible given Trump’s track record.
Ultimately, it is safe to assume that Trump will remain true to himself and embrace his usual persona on the debate stage. Trying to change him at this point would be as futile as attempting to teach a cat to play the piano. So, brace yourself for another display of Trump being Trump – ‘raging asshole’ and all.