Michael Steele: Trump 'wetting his pants'

[struggle4progress]

BY JAMES WALKER ON 9/30/19 AT 7:06 AM EDT

... Michael Steele, a former Republican National Committee chairman and now a political analyst for MSNBC, said yesterday that the tweets showed President Trump was "wetting his pants a little bit" and "trying to get control of something he's losing a grip on."

He also argued that the Trump administration started the Ukraine scandal—which prompted the Democrat-led House's decision to start an impeachment inquiry into the president—by "putting out a document they thought was innocuous and unimportant."

Steele made the remarks on MSNBC after host Ayman Mohyeldin asked him about comments Trump made about the whistleblower on Sunday in an attempt to discredit them ...

https://www.newsweek.com/trump-wetting-his-pants-ukraine-scandal-michael-steele-1462021

[Odoreida]

1. Here is what the Republican talking point should be ...

So he wets his pants. That's just how he rolls.

[EveHammond13]

2. and further, I will wet my own pants in solidarity! LOL

[DENVERPOPS]

5. good thing

good thing he normally doubles up on "Depends"...............

[Auggie]

10. TRUMP: "I have the best wet pants!"

[TimeToGo]

3. "a little bit" ??

[BootinUp]

4. Rofl

[Sucha NastyWoman]

6. Why would a rich old man who has always gotten his way

Need any of this? He should just walk away from all of it. I’m sure the Democrats would be so grateful they wouldjust leave him be. 🤞

[erronis]

7. I hope that was a rhetorical question. Answer: Because he ain't rich. He's so far in debt/kompromat

that even his wig won't rise to the top of the cesspool.

But I know you were just eggin' us on...

[Aviation Pro]

8. Probably shitting bricks too

Quite a pant load that motherfucker.

[MontanaMama]

9. All that KFC

has got to go somewhere I guess.

[Initech]

11. If he can produce a pant load!

All that garbage fast food he eats has probably clogged the drain at least a few times!

[keithbvadu2]

12. Does Putin now have another pee video of Donald?

[edbermac]

13. "A little bit"?

A little like Niagara Falls.