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I guess it goes to show just how much inherent power the President actually has.
Just think what could happen if a truly brilliant but evil person became President. Some one that actually used the intelligence resources at their disposal rather than belittle them. Some one that actually knows how government works.
We should be thankful that Trump is more of an idiot than the people that elected him.
I've said this before and I'll say it again: trying to find a positive in the nightmare that is the Trump presidency, moving forward, I think having Donald as president will end up being a good thing for our country. It will unite us, at least somewhat.
And because of Trump being so unbelievably unqualified for the presidency, I can see BIPARTISAN legislation moving forward in the future that would require certain qualifications to hold office, to include having served either in the military or to have worked for government as some level before (municipal, state, federal, etc).
So what is sourpuss Pill-assy's and Hellary's problem? They are 2 of the most unhappy, grumpy, ill willed, vindictive people in politics. Well, then there's Chuckles too.
Actually, those meeting Trump come out saying how likable he is. Sorry to disappoint your faith in your rag mag.
As I've said elsewhere, posters wallowing in insulting slurs don't deserve a serious response. But if you're speaking of vindictiveness, think about all the times Trump has sued, or threatened to sue. Perhaps if you read more, you would have a better sense of the vindictive way he's threatened people.
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Trump has given us a wake-up call, about how many in our population have mental disorders. I can just imagine him about four years ago, being told by an adviser that they're out there, just feed them the right bunch of malarkey and they will be yours to exploit.
Yes, I suppose you could say that Trump is the poster child for mental disorders since, like many prominent business figures, he appears to have sociopathic tendencies.
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*yawn* The source is from Vanity Fair. Do we really expect a glowing, wonderful review of the President from this fashion rag? They should resume writing lipstick and suit reviews.
LMAO
You seem to be insulting the source while knowing nothing about it. Which is typical of Trump supporters. It's not a fashion magazine.
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I've said this before and I'll say it again: trying to find a positive in the nightmare that is the Trump presidency, moving forward, I think having Donald as president will end up being a good thing for our country. It will unite us, at least somewhat.
And because of Trump being so unbelievably unqualified for the presidency, I can see BIPARTISAN legislation moving forward in the future that would require certain qualifications to hold office, to include having served either in the military or to have worked for government as some level before (municipal, state, federal, etc).
I think you may be right in the long term - by which I mean 20, 30, 40, 50 years. However, in the short term, it's hard to see anything positive, except perhaps the flood of women into the House.
No sources named. Fake news. They lie so much it impossible to tell truth from error.
No, actually, we have evidence that this is the general consensus from numerous publications, chief amongst them the book by Bob Woodward entitled Fear. Woodward used numerous unnamed sources to protect their careers in Washington, D.C.., and surely has also protected himself by recording many of their confessions.
Yet he wants to serve a second term of office. How can he continue to find people willing to work for him when he's alienated so many? It seems that it's already a struggle and will only get worse.
Well, this should be a surprise to no one. Kudlow and Mulvaney are rumored to be the next to bail out. Has anyone ever seen a more dysfunctional White House in their lifetime? Has there ever been one?
Yet he wants to serve a second term of office. How can he continue to find people willing to work for him when he's alienated so many? It seems that it's already a struggle and will only get worse.
He's alienated so many of his staff and cabinet members, maybe he'll have to hire undocumented immigrants to fill the positions?
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