US: One of President Ronald Reagan’s favorite sayings was this

US: Master of the maxim was President Ronald Reagan. “We must reject the idea that every time a law is broken, society is guilty rather than the lawbreaker,” was one of his favorite quotes. It’s time to reinstate the American principle that every person bears responsibility for their own acts.”

These kinds of values, along with things like law and order, were once the cornerstones of the Republican Party that Reagan headed. However, the person leading it now, former President Donald Trump, is quite unlike from Reagan and the Republicans a few years ago. Aside from criticizing US law enforcement organizations like the FBI, Trump has declined to take accountability in court for offenses for which he has been charged and even found guilty.

Rather than spearheading a party of personal accountability, Trump commands a right-wing MOPE brigade in the United States—a moniker that is often disparagingly ascribed to the Irish, but one that is all too appropriate for him. According to reports, he is one of the “Most Oppressed People Ever.” At least Trump has consistently claimed in court that he has been victimized and that nothing is ever his fault.

• After a New York jury discovered that he had sexually assaulted E. Jean Carroll, Trump claimed it was all a “made-up story,” that he was the victim, and that Carroll and a “terrible” judge were at fault in a case that was a “Biden Directed Witch Hunt.”

• Throughout the trial, in which Trump was found guilty of 34 charges pertaining to giving hush money to a porn actress, he disparaged the jury and accused the chief prosecutor and the presiding judge of being dishonest.

Prosecuting him for election fraud and unlawfully keeping secret papers, Trump called Special Counsel Jack Smith a “deranged Jack Smith, the wacko prosecutor used for Crooked Joe Biden’s attack on his Political Opponent.”

• Trump criticized Fanni Willis, the prosecutor for Georgia, calling her a “corrupt” racist and a dishonest “lackey” of Joe Biden.

Donald Trump attributed the $450 million civil ruling in the civil fraud lawsuit against him and his associates to a “Crooked Judge and a Bats..t CRAZY (and Racist!)” attorney general.

• After losing 60 of 60 legal battles to back up his fraudulent claims that he was the winner of the 2022 election, Trump once again played the victim, accusing the courts of dismissing his claims on procedural grounds, which means they were never heard. This is an objectively incorrect allegation, to be sure.

While Trump gloats in court about being the victim of a massive Democratic plot to put him in prison, we may assume that some of his most fervent followers may believe him. However, how can they explain that he has acted the same way about every previous setback he has ever had:

• Trump claims that neither the first company bankruptcy he filed nor the second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth bankruptcy were brought on by his incapacity. All the others participating in the “brilliant” operation point the finger at him, but in reality, they were clever business moves.

• Ivana Trump stopped preparing his meals and insisted on working outside the house, which is why their first marriage ended in divorce.

• Marla Maples was to blame for Trump’s last failed marriage because she was “very happy” that he had gotten rid of her “just in time,” and she failed to see the importance of his business.

• The criminals who surrounded Trump in his inner circle, such as Michael Cohen, Rick Gates, Steve Bannon, Paul Manafort, Michael Flynn, George Nader, and George Papadopoulos, were not his doing.

• Following his denial of the coronavirus that killed over a million Americans, Trump blamed his predecessor for the delay in making virus testing accessible, stating, “I don’t take responsibility at all.”

• According to Trump, he bears no responsibility for the crowd he organized in Washington or the subsequent attempted coup d’état that occurred when they stormed the US Capitol, wounding over 140 police officers and maybe killing nine people.

• “The very bad people” seeking to harm Trump were to fault for the altercation that occurred during his campaign stunt at Arlington National Cemetery, not Trump.

This must be Ronald Reagan’s last nightmare come true. Reagan disapproved of whiners. However, Trump boastfully told CNN, “I do whine because I want to win, and I’m not happy about not winning, and I am a whiner, and I keep whining and whining until I win.”

Most concerningly, Trump is already complaining about losing the 2024 election and preparing to seem like the victim once again. He has tried blaming dishonest Democrats, inept employees, and ungrateful Jews. The guy has lost any feeling of duty and now lives in a moral vacuum. He lives in a victim and entitled bubble. The people of America must now decide. They might explode it or expand it.