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I scanned the first couple of paragraphs of the article, but quit when it included the tired false narrative about Obama having removed Churchill's bust. He didn't remove it, he moved it to another location in the White House as it was a duplicate - which was eventually given to the British Embassy, while the remaining bust was placed in a position of honor.
Now, if the writer of that article could deliberately lie about this incident to try to smear Obama while polishing his hero Trump, just how accurate am I supposed to believe the rest of what he wrote might be??
Sorry, my standards are higher and my time is limited.
The comparison to Churchill goes back to the primaries & is an apt one. Trump, like Churchill is crude, vulgar, blunt, but wildly popular due to the fact that he doesn't come off an an arrogant intellectual or smarmy lawyer. They both had to fight the opposition party, as well as their own party. Now that Trump's enacting such American-first policies, his critics are starting to come around & he, like Churchill will be remembered fondly by history.
The comparison to Churchill goes back to the primaries & is an apt one. Trump, like Churchill is crude, vulgar, blunt, but wildly popular due to the fact that he doesn't come off an an arrogant intellectual or smarmy lawyer. They both had to fight the opposition party, as well as their own party. Now that Trump's enacting such American-first policies, his critics are starting to come around & he, like Churchill will be remembered fondly by history.
This is the most thoughtfully accurate post of this whole thread so far. Thank you for providing something more than the adolescent smack talk that the TDS posters have mostly provided.
The comparison to Churchill goes back to the primaries & is an apt one. Trump, like Churchill is crude, vulgar, blunt, but wildly popular due to the fact that he doesn't come off an an arrogant intellectual or smarmy lawyer. They both had to fight the opposition party, as well as their own party. Now that Trump's enacting such American-first policies, his critics are starting to come around & he, like Churchill will be remembered fondly by history.
Dare to dream.
History will remember Trump all right, but it won't be fondly.
History will remember Trump all right, but it won't be fondly.
THAT s IT!
They are both Notorious.
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