Today, a few intriguing excerpts from Donald Trump’s court testimonies made their way into the New York Times, and let me tell you—his behavior is reminiscent of a petulant toddler. I’m not throwing insults; I’m just calling it as I see it, which I think Trump would appreciate. I have a four-year-old who, at times, channels his inner Trump but, surprisingly, makes a lot more sense.
Trump markets himself as a straightforward, no-nonsense guy, but that just translates to “jerk” in many people’s eyes. His issues with women? Quite apparent. During questioning by a female attorney regarding a failed real estate venture in Florida, he dismissed her inquiries as “very stupid.” That’s a charming way to act in a courtroom, especially for someone eyeing the presidency. It showcases a significant lack of respect for the judicial process.
When that same attorney, Jessica Lane, requested a medical break to pump milk for her newborn, she pulled out her breast pump to illustrate her point. It was at that moment that Trump reportedly exclaimed, “That’s disgusting.” Neither party disputes this claim. Following his outburst, he stormed out of the courtroom, leaving everyone stunned.
Is anyone shocked by this behavior? Not really. Just check out Trump’s Twitter feed to see how easily he flies off the handle. Do we really want a leader who reacts worse than our toddlers?
The blatant disrespect shown to a working mother tells us everything we need to know about Trump. Someone who hurls insults at a dedicated professional doesn’t seem like a great candidate for leadership. His apparent belief that he’s above reproach, coupled with his anger issues, is concerning. Those traits clearly affect his inner circle too, as evidenced by threats made by one of his lawyers to a reporter: “I will make sure that you and I meet one day while we’re in the courthouse… tread very lightly, because what I’m going to do to you is going to be disgusting.” Classy.
Honestly, I don’t need a bully running my country when I already have one at home, thank you very much!
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In summary, Trump’s courtroom antics reveal a lot about him—not just as a candidate, but as a person. His treatment of women, particularly working mothers, is alarming and indicative of a larger problem.