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Trump wants all his information presented in one-page bulleted reports heavy on the graphics and pictures.
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Originally Posted by jojajn
Seriously? 31 pages should take no longer than an hour. I am sorry we elected an illiterate dope for our president.
Again, don't be ridiculous and get real.
Almost every leader works this way. For example, my boss wouldn't even read the contracts I ask him to sign. Sometimes, they are as short as 3 papers. He pays me to read and work out the details.
If you think a president, Trump, Obama, Bush, FDR, Hitler, Churchill, would read every agreement, you are completely detached from the reality.
Almost every leader works this way. For example, my boss wouldn't even read the contracts I ask him to sign. Sometimes, they are as short as 3 papers. He pays me to read and work out the details.
If you think a president, Trump, Obama, Bush, FDR, Hitler, Churchill, would read every agreement, you are completely detached from the reality.
I believe all the other presidents you listed would have read the 31 page agreement within an hour and more importantly, would have comprehended it.
Like I said, you are completely detached from the reality.
Believe all your want, even for a small business owners, they won't read things more than 5 pages. In large companies, we have lawyers on staff to read that kind of crap. Our CEO hasn't read a contract for years, but he signs them all.
Did you ever think he did read it, said it was stupid and cost us (the U.S.) money while other countries get to not contribute for years?
Yea, that's amazing...
But it's funny to hear from the left that someone on the right needs to read something, and yet we still have the ACA in place....
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