Trump will be 76 next month. Take of your rose-colored glasses and see him for what he is, an ageing self-centered egotistical narcissist not too bright to begin with billionaire. He did a few things right, but failed to unite the country, even a little bit.
The other man is a lying weasel, not worthy of comment. If you can't see that Biden is demented, you are probably demented yourself.
Of course, we and the other great powers have had demented heads of state before, but not when we were headed for the precipitous decline, we are experiencing today.
Americans vote for looks and personalities. Since they have no particular intelligence, they are somewhat offended when they hear a candidate who actually knows something. This is what keeps us from electing quality leadership.
@12:38...And how old are you? Wikipedia: Trump graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in 1968. He became president of his father Fred Trump's real estate business in 1971 and renamed it The Trump Organization. Trump expanded the company's operations to building and renovating skyscrapers, hotels, casinos, and golf courses. He later started side ventures, mostly by licensing his name. From 2004 to 2015, he co-produced and hosted the reality television series The Apprentice. He is a billionaire and I sincerely doubt you can become one unless you are smarter than the average bear. Take your anti-trump crap somewhere else.
My nephew graduated from medical school at Penn. He is a neurosurgeon. I never thought of him as particularly bright.
Going to school for advanced degrees requires a determination to get an advanced degree. That's about all. It's not like the old days.
As far as his billions, he had a pretty good start. He's okay Lynn, but not for president of the US. We need a leader. Trump is a divider. The two-party system is killing us.
Just ask Mike Pence about him. They all know where the bodies are buried.
The country did great under President Trump. As a reminder-- 25 Top accomplishments of President Donald J. Trump
1. Executive order enacted Jan. 1, 2021 requiring hospitals to provide medical prices to patients upfront so they can shop around.
2. Reversing the ascent of the Islamic extremist terrorist group ISIS.
3. “Most Favored Nation” executive order so that the U.S. (through Medicare) would pay no more for a drug than what’s offered to foreign countries, saving the U.S. an estimated “$85 billion in savings over seven years and $30 billion in out-of-pocket costs.”
4. Moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to the capital of Jerusalem.
5. Building more than 450 miles of new and replacement border wall.
6. Leading U.S. to a level of energy independence (exporting more oil than importing for the first time in 70 years), allowing international policy decisions to be made with less regard to how an oil nation we once relied on would respond.
7. No new wars.
8. Drastic reduction in regulations, opening the door for entrepreneurs and businesses to succeed, expand, and hire more people. According to the Trump administration, they promised to eliminate two regulations for every new one, but actually wound up eliminating 8 old regulations for every 1 new regulation adopted, equating into an extra $3,100 a year for the average American household.
9. Expanding Republican reach among African Americans and other constituents who traditionally lean Democrat.
10. Cutting taxes in an initiative that benefitted every tax bracket.
11. Doubled the child tax credit.
12. Operation Warp Speed: accelerated development of coronavirus vaccines.
13. Eliminated the Obamacare penalty.
14. A series of trade agreements and changes seen as beneficial to Americans, including replacing NAFTA with USMCA.
15. Instead of 2-for-1, we eliminated 8 old regulations for every 1 new regulation adopted.
16. Provided the average American household an extra $3,100 every year.
17. Started the Space Force.
18. Instituted “Right to Try,” allowing terminally ill patients to use potentially lifesaving, unproven treatments.
19. Prioritized and made permanent funding for historically black colleges.
20. Brokered peace deals or normalization agreements between Israel and five Muslim and Arab-Muslim countries.
21. Banned the teaching of “Critical Race Theory” in the federal government.
22. Withdrew from Iran nuclear deal.
23. Withdrew from the Paris Climate Accord.
24. Instituted a Buy American policy within federal agencies.
25. Achieved a $400 billion increase in contributions by NATO allies by 2024 with the number of members meeting their minimum obligations doubling.
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Neither one of these has the capability to bring this country back to its former status on the world stage. They are both blithering idiots.
So, pick the one you like! Either way, you will go down with the ship.
As usual, @9:37, your opinion does not cut it with me. Trump already proved himself. Where have you been? Your comment is worse than any Trump tweet.
Trump will be 76 next month. Take of your rose-colored glasses and see him for what he is, an ageing self-centered egotistical narcissist not too bright to begin with billionaire. He did a few things right, but failed to unite the country, even a little bit.
The other man is a lying weasel, not worthy of comment. If you can't see that Biden is demented, you are probably demented yourself.
Of course, we and the other great powers have had demented heads of state before, but not when we were headed for the precipitous decline, we are experiencing today.
Americans vote for looks and personalities. Since they have no particular intelligence, they are somewhat offended when they hear a candidate who actually knows something. This is what keeps us from electing quality leadership.
@12:38...And how old are you?
Wikipedia: Trump graduated from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in 1968. He became president of his father Fred Trump's real estate business in 1971 and renamed it The Trump Organization. Trump expanded the company's operations to building and renovating skyscrapers, hotels, casinos, and golf courses. He later started side ventures, mostly by licensing his name. From 2004 to 2015, he co-produced and hosted the reality television series The Apprentice.
He is a billionaire and I sincerely doubt you can become one unless you are smarter than the average bear.
Take your anti-trump crap somewhere else.
My nephew graduated from medical school at Penn. He is a neurosurgeon. I never thought of him as particularly bright.
Going to school for advanced degrees requires a determination to get an advanced degree. That's about all. It's not like the old days.
As far as his billions, he had a pretty good start. He's okay Lynn, but not for president of the US. We need a leader. Trump is a divider. The two-party system is killing us.
Just ask Mike Pence about him. They all know where the bodies are buried.
The country did great under President Trump.
As a reminder--
25 Top accomplishments of President Donald J. Trump
1. Executive order enacted Jan. 1, 2021 requiring hospitals to provide medical prices to patients upfront so they can shop around.
2. Reversing the ascent of the Islamic extremist terrorist group ISIS.
3. “Most Favored Nation” executive order so that the U.S. (through Medicare) would pay no more for a drug than what’s offered to foreign countries, saving the U.S. an estimated “$85 billion in savings over seven years and $30 billion in out-of-pocket costs.”
4. Moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to the capital of Jerusalem.
5. Building more than 450 miles of new and replacement border wall.
6. Leading U.S. to a level of energy independence (exporting more oil than importing for the first time in 70 years), allowing international policy decisions to be made with less regard to how an oil nation we once relied on would respond.
7. No new wars.
8. Drastic reduction in regulations, opening the door for entrepreneurs and businesses to succeed, expand, and hire more people. According to the Trump administration, they promised to eliminate two regulations for every new one, but actually wound up eliminating 8 old regulations for every 1 new regulation adopted, equating into an extra $3,100 a year for the average American household.
9. Expanding Republican reach among African Americans and other constituents who traditionally lean Democrat.
10. Cutting taxes in an initiative that benefitted every tax bracket.
11. Doubled the child tax credit.
12. Operation Warp Speed: accelerated development of coronavirus vaccines.
13. Eliminated the Obamacare penalty.
14. A series of trade agreements and changes seen as beneficial to Americans, including replacing NAFTA with USMCA.
15. Instead of 2-for-1, we eliminated 8 old regulations for every 1 new regulation adopted.
16. Provided the average American household an extra $3,100 every year.
17. Started the Space Force.
18. Instituted “Right to Try,” allowing terminally ill patients to use potentially lifesaving, unproven treatments.
19. Prioritized and made permanent funding for historically black colleges.
20. Brokered peace deals or normalization agreements between Israel and five Muslim and Arab-Muslim countries.
21. Banned the teaching of “Critical Race Theory” in the federal government.
22. Withdrew from Iran nuclear deal.
23. Withdrew from the Paris Climate Accord.
24. Instituted a Buy American policy within federal agencies.
25. Achieved a $400 billion increase in contributions by NATO allies by 2024 with the number of members meeting their minimum obligations doubling.
Well, I guess it wasn't enough to win the election.
Somebody could probably compile a list like this about Biden, which would appeal to the other half of the country.
I'm sure your list is accurate, but it just doesn't matter. Half the people love him, and half the people hate him. That is not going to change.
Better confer with King Solomon, and see what he recommends!
@5:02--You can't win an election when it was stolen.
Solomon says you have no wisdom.
That's Simon, Lynn, not Solomon!
1:35...LOL...I know.
If I couldn't draw a better likeness of a Lion than that, I would give up the craft.
@3:27...this is a cartoon, not a photograph. It makes its point.
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