A History of Trumps 2nd Term, with updates.

[Concerned American]

A ruse.

Linkie, Winnie?

 

[Concerned American]

Watches, Bibles, Steaks, Fake-Universities, Fake Charities, Shoes, Trading Cards, Crypto, Vodka, Golf Events, etc.

Do you think Carter quit selling peanuts?

 

[Concerned American]

And Illegal.

Linkie?

 

[Concerned American]

Do you say that about all careers, or just teachers?

Not at all, I responded to your indignation at the potus EARNING money while in office in spite of the fact that NONE of it is taxpayer $$$. As for your 'just teachers' comment. I don't have any problem with 'competent' teachers being paid---you OTOH...

 

[Winco]

Not at all, I responded to your indignation at the potus EARNING money while in office in spite of the fact that NONE of it is taxpayer $$$. As for your 'just teachers' comment. I don't have any problem with 'competent' teachers being paid---you OTOH...

OTOH, you can't fathom the success.
It hurts too much.

 

[Winco]

Do you think Carter quit selling peanuts?

An interesting historical footnote is that Carter's decision to use a blind trust became one of the most frequently cited examples of a president voluntarily separating himself from private business interests to avoid conflicts of interest.


He put the peanut business into a blind trust when he became POTUS, relinquished control while in office, and only sold the business after leaving the White House when it had accumulated substantial debt.

 

[Concerned American]

OTOH, you can't fathom the success.
It hurts too much.

How does this ^^^ address the topic of A History of Trumps 2nd Term. Please stick to YOUR topic. Competence, LOL.

 

[Concerned American]

An interesting historical footnote is that Carter's decision to use a blind trust became one of the most frequently cited examples of a president voluntarily separating himself from private business interests to avoid conflicts of interest.


He put the peanut business into a blind trust when he became POTUS, relinquished control while in office, and only sold the business after leaving the White House when it had accumulated substantial debt.

Law, Winnie, where did Trump break the law? The fact that Trump profited from a business interest is your point of contention--now you want to whine about something else. You also made money while in the public employ--did you use a blind trust? LMAO, competence---LOL

 

[Winco]