Trump Calls Clinton “Monster,” Suggests She Is “Brainwashed"

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Trump took insults against Clinton “to another level,” as Politico puts it, on Friday night when he called her “a monster” and “unstable” in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Earlier, in Des Moines, Iowa, Trump called Clinton such choice words as “unbalanced,” “unstable,” and “dangerous,” warning that if she’s elected it would lead to “the destruction of this country from within.”

Trump's main psychological defense mechanism: projection.

As far as unstable monsters go, I think Trump is mistaking Clinton for that guy he sees in the mirror.

Pretty much any politician is a monster by design. Anyone that wishes to control and govern others will be such. No ifs and buts.

Trump and Hillary.

They're not brainwashed, though. They do the brainwashing.

I would call her a crook, but she's not a monster.

Not sure why he thinks some of his followers won't be at risk of destroying the country from within.

Trump’s suicide mission: He’s not trying to destroy his own campaign — the destructive urge he represents is much bigger than that. Is Trump sabotaging himself? Wrong question — he's channeling a deep-seated American urge toward self-destruction

I wonder how Joni is doing. She had that brain aneurism last year

I can see a great deal of wisdom in the article.
One point I'd like to add to that - the author stated how blacks and Latinos do not have as high of suicide rates as white. My own personal feeling about that is, while black and Latino Americans can claim a group identity in which they have a common interest and a sense that if things take a turn for the better, it will be for everyone in their community, working class whites rarely have any such sense of belonging. With the exception of religion based tribes like the evangelicals or Mormons, or the ethnic immigrant groups of the past, a great many white working class people today see themselves as utterly alienated and left behind, with no one to give a damn about them. They had been sold on the conservative idea that the best government stays out of people's lives, while believing liberals get the vote of undeserving people by promising them things, but all that ever got white workers was a big fat nothing in return for their support, least of all any access to the American dream. Their despair, and sense of abandonment, is intense and should not be underestimated.

I can't stand both Trump and Hillary because IMO, they both are crooks in disguise.