Maxine Waters Challenges Trump to IQ Test, Misspells “IQ”

President Donald Trump is “turning the tables” (turning a position of disadvantage into one of advantage) on his leftist-socialist Democratic Party enemies by his preparing to criminally charge them with colluding with Russia should they regain power in the upcoming 2018 Midterm Elections—a scheme began by Trump, on 24 July, when he suddenly declared “I’m very concerned that Russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming Election.  Based on the fact that no President has been tougher on Russia than me, they will be pushing very hard for the Democrats.  They definitely don’t want Trump!”—his following that declaration up a little more than a week later, on 2 August, by having all of his top security and intelligence officials solemnly warning that “the Russian threat to interfere in the 2018 Midterm Elections is real”—and, just hours ago, was supported by “evidence” provided by one of the world’s largest tech giants, Microsoft, who claimed that the same Russian military hackers who attacked Hillary Clinton to defeat her 2016 presidential bid, are now attacking Trump’s Republican Party to, likewise, ensure their 2018 election defeat too.  […]

Trump suddenly dropped his fork and winced as he glanced at a growing red stain on the tablecloth.

“Low I.Q. Crazy Mika, hey, the table! Oh come on! REALLY, Mika? Really? Go home! Your face-lift is bleeding all over  the table! We’re trying to eat here!”

Worse, not too long ago it was a bunch of creepy texts from Psycho Joe to the President, but this is a bit of an escalation. “Cry for help maybe?” the agent asked. […]

President Donald Trump has defeated the globalists within his own government by declaring total economic war on both Canada and Mexico—and that he began this past week by breaking off North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations, and that he followed hours later with his delivering a death blow to this trade pact by announcing new tariffs—and that just hours ago, he reinforced by declaring on his Twitter page “trade wars are good, and easy to win”. […]