Trump's most damaging moment

[Tekken_Guy]

What is the most damaging scandal to happen to Trump so far?

[GlobeSoc]

In the long term:
1. Russia
2. Trumpcare
3. Charlottesville

In the moments they occurred:
1. Trumpcare
2. Charlottesville
3. Russia

[tallguy23]

Politically: Trumpcare

Personally: Charlottesville

What is most likely to bring him down: Firing Comey

[TheLeftwardTide]

Jeez, just putting all of these in a list really opens your eyes to how truly vile Trump really is.

[Roronoa D. Law]

Im withholding my choice until he say the N word.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

NOTA, because they have no lasting impact.

[7,052,770]

Paris withdrawal is the one with the most potential long term effect. Most of those are just him being an asshole.

[Illiniwek]

Ugh each one is worse than the last.

As far as damaging? Idk if anything has damaged him. Its like by rolling from one terrible thing to the next, he never lets something take him down. We won't be able to answer this question until he's out of office.

[HisGrace]

Obviously nothing in the election because he still won. Ultimately firing Comey and Russia. That's when it all started to unravel.

This is the worst thing Trump's ever said though, with the possible exception of the "take that guy out on a stretcher" comment.

[Sumner 1868]

"Fire and fury" could still have the worst long-term impact.

[ProudModerate2]

Russia.
The investigation is still going on, and when Mueller tells the story of Russia (and any other trump corp financial scandals) it will bite, big-time.

[progressive85]

What he said on that tape should have destroyed him completely.  Instead, he gets elected to the most powerful job on Earth right after.  And I know why he won - a lot of men hated Hillary.  My dad voted for Trump because he hated Hillary.  That was it.

Yes, a lot of the vaulted icons like Jefferson and JFK cheated on their wives.  We all remember the sleaziness of Bill Clinton... but none of those men BRAGGED about grabbing women's genitals without their consent because he was "a star" and then had the nerve to dismiss it all as just "locker room talk".

There is nothing moral about this man.  He is a con artist, plain and simple.  He has exploited people's fears and resentments to obtain power in a way that has been so transparently vulgar.

There is nothing redeeming about him at all - not at all.  Ronald Reagan was dignified, he was funny, he was down to earth.  George H.W. Bush was reasonable, rational, and had a level of dignity about him.  George W. Bush was - and I detested his policies - a man of warmth in person and respect.

You can strongly oppose the entire agenda of a person and yet still say they are decent.

Trump is a shamelessly trashy reality star.  He is not a leader, he is not a President.  You know this is (a) not a nice person and (b) a very sick person.