Former Trump aide Maggies Haberman reveals the reason behind Donald Trump's brutal attacks on a judge and his family during a speech at Mar-a-Lago last month.
According to her explanation, Trump was upset because he felt that the judge in question had been biased against him before being appointed for the case. He also believes that this judge has a history of being tough on Republican candidates.
Haberman notes that while it might seem surprising that Trump lashed out like this, he is known for speaking his mind and expressing his frustrations with the system to anyone who will listen.
The reason behind this latest attack is what Haberman calls "a very complex mix" of factors. She believes it has something to do with the fact that this judge was appointed by a different president than Trump's predecessor.
In other words, Trump does not see this as an impartial decision because he doesn't believe his president had anything to do with the appointment.
According to her explanation, Trump was upset because he felt that the judge in question had been biased against him before being appointed for the case. He also believes that this judge has a history of being tough on Republican candidates.
Haberman notes that while it might seem surprising that Trump lashed out like this, he is known for speaking his mind and expressing his frustrations with the system to anyone who will listen.
The reason behind this latest attack is what Haberman calls "a very complex mix" of factors. She believes it has something to do with the fact that this judge was appointed by a different president than Trump's predecessor.
In other words, Trump does not see this as an impartial decision because he doesn't believe his president had anything to do with the appointment.
i mean trump is known for being fiery and all but attacking a judge's family? that's some next level stuff 
it's like he thinks the judge owes him an explanation or something. haberman makes a good point though, trump has always been unapologetic about speaking his mind, even if it means ruffling some feathers 
but i gotta wonder, what kinda person gets this upset over a judge being appointed by a different president? seems like there's more to this story than haberman is letting on 
think trump is just trying to deflect attention from himself being investigated 
. if he's really that bitter about a judge he can't control, maybe he should be focusing on his own issues instead of taking it out on others... but let's be real, this is just another example of him being unable to take constructive criticism 
. haberman's explanation makes sense, but at the end of the day, trump will do what trump wants to do 
. and honestly, can we really trust anything he says from now on? 
. If Trump is genuinely upset about bias, why didn't he speak up sooner? It's always easy to lash out when you're in a public setting like that 
. It's not like he doesn't know how to express himself - he's been doing it for years, and people eat it up 
. That's just not how it works. And Haberman saying it's a "complex mix" of factors is like, yeah, I guess so 
. It's all just a big mess, and Trump's just throwing shade wherever he goes 
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. what's next, him going after the next judge's cat 
? anyway, haberman's got some valid points, yeah it's all about Trump feeling like he's being targeted by the system and he can't stand it 
. but you're right, he's always been one to speak his mind, even if it means ruffling a few feathers 
. i guess we'll just have to wait and see how this whole thing plays out 
. If Trump really did feel that way, wouldn't he have spoken up about it earlier in his presidency? And what exactly does she mean by "a very complex mix" of factors? Is she saying that Trump is upset because the judge was appointed by Obama, but then felt vindicated when his own president appointed someone else? It just doesn't add up... 
. Where's her source on this?
. Maggies Haberman makes some sense though, I guess its true what she said about trump not taking the system seriously... and yeah, being appointed by one president or another can be a big deal 
. haberman's trying to make trump look more reasonable than he is, but let's be real, he's still a master manipulator 
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I think its kinda weird how we're always shocked when trump loses control of himself. like, we know hes got a big temper and all that but u gotta wonder how some ppl can be so surprised every single time 
. maggies haberman's breakdown makes sense tho 
, we do know trump can get pretty worked up when he feels like somethin's not goin' his way 
. but still gotta wonder about those "complex factors" hes got goin' on in that head of his... is it really that hard 2 just admit when u lose? 
. Maggies Haberman says its a complex mix of factors but I'm still trying to wrap my head around it 
. He knows how to stir up controversy, but this is just getting ugly 
. And what really gets me is that Haberman says this judge has a history of going after Republican candidates 
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I mean, have you guys tried it? Anyway, back to Trump... I'm not sure I buy into this whole "judge was biased" thing. Like, what even does that mean? Is he saying the judge's parents were from a different country or something? 
... sounds like he's just really stressed out and needs to find healthy ways to manage his anger... i mean we all get frustrated when things don't go our way, but it's how we express those feelings that matters 
... it's good that maggies haberman is speaking out about what might be going on behind the scenes 
... anyway, at least he's owning up to his behavior and taking responsibility for how he reacts 