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Trump is a violent and vicious man so I doubt he gets told to his face (unless by his ex-wives). Certainly there are people among his close advisors and top administration who think that Trump is a fool, or worse. Books are already in the stores offering details and opinions. I suspect there will be a glut of tell-all books shortly...everyone will have a story and be looking for a buck and trying to save their reputation.
When has Trump been violent and vicious? Be specific.
Maybe all presidents should have people - political advisors, lawyers, congressmen - who can be that blunt in scolding them. I don't think Trump has anyone like that in his life, and maybe never has, outside maybe his father.
But that's reportedly what Senator Patrick Leahy said to Bill Clinton at the time to Clinton's impeachment. And it was senators who told Nixon to resign.
Do you think anyone would say that to Trump?
The senator was livid. The president of his own party had gotten himself in so much trouble that he was now facing impeachment. And so when the phone rang one night after dinner and the senator picked up to find the White House on the line, he cursed the commander in chief.
“You’re a fool!” the senator told the president. “You’re a damn, damn, damn fool!”
The senator’s wife was aghast. “That’s the president!” she whispered in horror.
That was 21 years ago. The president was Bill Clinton, and the senator was Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, who like other Democrats was furious at the position the leader of his party had put them in. https://twnews.us/us-news/the-trial-...-be-a-template
…….and yet,Senator Leahy didn't ask him to resign and still voted to acquit President Clinton....I guess in the end he wasn't THAT angry.
I think that Mr. Trump likes attention (be it good or bad) from the general public. That said, I don't think he would take too kindly to staff that would criticize any actions that he takes. Something tells me that he would not respond well to someone telling him "Sir, that's not a good idea."
I hated the orange fur ball when the idiot took out a full page ad in the NYTs on the Central Park 5
condemning them to the death penalty for them. The murder investigation was going on. The
prosecutor was known to be corrupt. Living and working in NYC allows a person to learn
a lot about the corrupt and laughing stocks trumps. He (it) was a democrat back then.
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In an impeachment, there doesn't need to be a crime. In an impeachment,
there doesn't need to be a crime. In an impeachment, there doesn't need to be a crime.
There are many more sources. When you hear your lie on Fox for the millionth time, you will
ignore it.
But to top it off, he was committed by the GAO of a crime committed against the Ukraine
just as the impeachment show was about to begin. Look it up.
"The President, Vice President and all civil officers of the United States, shall be removed from office on impeachment for, and conviction of, treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors."
I know exactly why nobody would say that to Trump. (I still have a problem putting the "P" word in front of his name) If they said anything like that to him they would be fired on the spot.
Ya beat me to it, Pedro.....yes, amazing how much people don't know...! And then to admit it in public. I'm reminded of an old Mark Twain line..."“It's better to keep your mouth shut and appear stupid than open it and remove all doubt”
No mods, I'm not calling anyone stupid.....it was Mr Twain.
When has Trump been violent and vicious? Be specific.
Ordering a hit on a leader of another country, comes to mind. Saying "take her out," is another. Treating people like wild animals at the southern border, another. Well. I could go on, but I think you may get it.
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