Donald Trump - Loud mouthed American Idiot

[burglar]

Is there a successful business man who is not self interested?

At his level I'm sure you have to be to pull off something like this.

Even if I could, ... I would not build this!

It is a "sore eye" (sic)

 

[DB008]

Would you do the same?

LOL

 

[Tisme]

Life imitating art:

 

[Gringotts Bank]

Re: Would you do the same?

LOL

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That's hilarious.

He's a bit racist, but I don't mind him, the old Don.

 

[luutzu]

Is there a successful business man who is not self interested?

At his level I'm sure you have to be to pull off something like this.

Some research a couple months ago showed that Trump is a business meehhh...
That he inherited some $20M from his father's estate and if he does nothing but put that in an index fund he would have the same fortune he is estimated to have now.

So maybe credit the guy for not burning all the inheritance, but a business genius?

and if he win the nomination, he'll probably pick Sarah Palin as VP... that'll really bring the world a couple minute closer to midnight.

 

[DB008]

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[Wysiwyg]

There are plenty of d heads in the world and Frump is a larger than life example. Delusions of grandeur another.

Gee that makes me feel a whole lot better.

 

[Craton]

After his stint as the 45th POTUS, loud mouthed idiot seems a far too mild description.

 

[Craton]

How will Trump play this, louder or the fifth?

The Jan. 6 panel gives Trump another week to turn over subpoenaed documents​

Members of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot said they have received correspondence from former President Donald Trump's team and have extended his deadline to turn over documents by another week.

When the panel issued its subpoena for Trump, it said the records were originally due on Friday, with testimony due 10 days later.

"We have received correspondence from the former President and his counsel in connection with the Select Committee's subpoena," Chairman Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and Vice Chair Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., said in a statement Friday. "We have informed the former President's counsel that he must begin producing records no later than next week and he remains under subpoena for deposition testimony starting on November 14th."

The committee has granted extensions to deadlines before, especially when there have been ongoing talks with a subject's lawyers.

The committee is asking for documents including records of phone calls, text messages, encrypted messages (such as Signal), photos, videos, electronic and hand-written notes, summaries and memoranda of conversation. Much of it is from the days around Jan. 6, 2021.

Trump is not expected to cooperate.

If he does not, the committee could issue a contempt referral for the former president. It's also considered formally referring Trump for criminal charges tied to the Jan. 6 attack.

It's unclear whether the panel will take either of those unprecedented steps.

The committee is due to issue its final report and sunset by year's end.

 

[sptrawler]

Well from someone who doesn't give a $hit.
Trump was bagged for.
1. Placing tarrifs on Chinese imports, to encourage manufacturers to relocate back to the U.S.
Then the media was saying that it was hurting the U.S more than China.
Now the tarrifs are still in place and a lot have been increased.
2. Putting increased pressure on the E.U to increase miltary spending as they had been reducing spending for years.
Now with Russias aggression, the E.U are found wanting.
3. The E.U were warned about the strategic weakness, being exposed to too much of a reliance on Russian gas, as an energy supply.
4. North Korea were taken to the table to stop balistic missile testing and non had been done since 2017.

So how is the current Government doing?

 

[Craton]

So how is the current Government doing?

Ever tried to restore a piece of wood back to it's former self after being gutted by white ants?
No thanks to Trump that's how I view Biden's job, virtually impossible but his mob have tackled issues that the MAGA fanatics failed to do. E.g., taking covid seriously and tackling gun control.

Biden, like most western leaders, faces rising costs across the board especially in healthcare.
Thanks to an event created by another idiot, Biden like the rest of us, need to deal inflation pressures.

Some pluses for Biden's administration include the return to the Paris Accord (from memory), a humanitarian approach to immigration, student debt relief, Inflation Reduction Act to name a few.

From a western POV, with Biden as POTUS America is no longer seen as a going it alone, negating the disunity that the "mouth" had created.

FWIW, Trump's trips to Nth Korea and Russia were just self adulating, ego stroking at best and (with Mar-a-Lago in mind) selling out the US of A and the West at worst.

 

[sptrawler]

I dont see any difference between them, other than their personas, one was an egotistocal, loud, crass, self opionated bully. The other is a person of questionable mental ability to meet the performance criteria required.
No matter how much lip stick you put on it, the West is in a much more precarious postion, than it was while Trump was in. That has to be put down to the fact that the leader of the First World, gives the impression he doesnt know what day it is IMO.
But everyone to their own.

 

[SirRumpole]

Ever tried to restore a piece of wood back to it's former self after being gutted by white ants?
No thanks to Trump that's how I view Biden's job, virtually impossible but his mob have tackled issues that the MAGA fanatics failed to do. E.g., taking covid seriously and tackling gun control.

Biden, like most western leaders, faces rising costs across the board especially in healthcare.
Thanks to an event created by another idiot, Biden like the rest of us, need to deal inflation pressures.

Some pluses for Biden's administration include the return to the Paris Accord (from memory), a humanitarian approach to immigration, student debt relief, Inflation Reduction Act to name a few.

From a western POV, with Biden as POTUS America is no longer seen as a going it alone, negating the disunity that the "mouth" had created.

FWIW, Trump's trips to Nth Korea and Russia were just self adulating, ego stroking at best and (with Mar-a-Lago in mind) selling out the US of A and the West at worst.

The reason Trump is so popular is that he appeals to the working middle class rather that the minorities.

Wokeism is getting outdated pretty fast and if the Dems don't appeal to the swinging voter they are in trouble.

 

[wayneL]

Ever tried to restore a piece of wood back to it's former self after being gutted by white ants?
No thanks to Trump that's how I view Biden's job, virtually impossible but his mob have tackled issues that the MAGA fanatics failed to do. E.g., taking covid seriously and tackling gun control.

Biden, like most western leaders, faces rising costs across the board especially in healthcare.
Thanks to an event created by another idiot, Biden like the rest of us, need to deal inflation pressures.

Some pluses for Biden's administration include the return to the Paris Accord (from memory), a humanitarian approach to immigration, student debt relief, Inflation Reduction Act to name a few.

From a western POV, with Biden as POTUS America is no longer seen as a going it alone, negating the disunity that the "mouth" had created.

FWIW, Trump's trips to Nth Korea and Russia were just self adulating, ego stroking at best and (with Mar-a-Lago in mind) selling out the US of A and the West at worst.

Point of order.

The real whiteants were/are the MSM/deep state.

Trump may be a loudmouth, but he was/is what is needed to embolden open debate.

Long live the God Emporer.

 

[moXJO]

I'll say it again: I doubt Trump will get the numbers to run again. A lot of those on the right know that Trump is too divisive. His time has passed already and he will be too old by 2024.

I'd put bets on DeSantis.

 

[SirRumpole]

I'll say it again: I doubt Trump will get the numbers to run again. A lot of those on the right know that Trump is too divisive. His time has passed already and he will be too old by 2024.

I'd put bets on DeSantis.

I hope you are right.

 

[moXJO]

I hope you are right.

Democrats huge harvesting of 'vote by mail' system is the winner. Without this and Democrats would have lost by a large margin.
Unless Republicans catch up with similar harvesting, then they will struggle.

This was a deviation from the norm of how midterms go. Well targeted campaigns by the dems and a lot of borderline tactics to lessen the blow.

 

[Knobby22]

Democrats huge harvesting of 'vote by mail' system is the winner. Without this and Democrats would have lost by a large margin.
Unless Republicans catch up with similar harvesting, then they will struggle.

This was a deviation from the norm of how midterms go. Well targeted campaigns by the dems and a lot of borderline tactics to lessen the blow.

It is also other factors, abortion, some pretty poor candidates (selected by Trump). I saw one Republican say he voted for Kari Lake (old news anchor) and said he thought she was batshit crazy but he didn't want the Dems to win.

 

[Knobby22]

Lives up to the title of this thread, blaming everyone else for his lousy picks including Sean Hannity and Melania.

'Fuming' Trump blames Melania for election disappointment

A "fuming" Donald Trump has reportedly blamed his wife for the poor showing of some of his favoured candidates in the US midterm elections.

thenewdaily.com.au