Why do you believe Donald Trump could manage a country?

[rdean]

President's don't manage the country.

You morons can't seem to get that through your heads.

Or are you really expecting to coronate Hillary instead of swearing her in ?

Because it manages itself?

 

[bendog]

When you are president, you aren't king. But you do spend a great deal of time managing the country.

So let's take a good look at what Trump has managed.

First, the Republican Convention was a mess. That is something that simply can't be disputed.

Donald Trump Blames GOP for Convention’s Lower TV Ratings

6 of his companies have gone bankrupt.

We Investigated, Donald Trump is Named in at Least 169 Federal Lawsuits

Those are just Federal Lawsuits

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Many of those lawsuits are for not paying his workers. We call that "stiffing".

Trump's had his own email problems:

Trump was accused of destroying email evidence in 2006 lawsuit

You can see him in person at his trial.
Trump University trial set for November 28

So do you believe that Trump, if given the chance to manage America, would manage the country the same way he's been managing many of his businesses? I do. I'm sure he will do to America what he did for many of his employees.

Trump Accused of Routinely Stiffing His Own Employees

Since we bailed out Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, there's a possibility.

 

[Siete]

Donnie wants to run the country like a business.

Who knows Chapter 11 better than him?

 

[Agit8r]

Lol. Trump can't even manage his Twitter account.

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Clinton couldn't even manage e-mail.
Pfffft.