Does it seem to you that Trump is becoming less abrasive than he has been in the past?

[maybelooking]

Not a matter of rubbing the wrong way or so called mean tweets. It is a matter of needing a President with unquestioning support for the Constitution, Rule of Law, and the historical norms put in place by the founding fathers that got us this far. Trump and his actions are the antithesis to this.

and if you voted for the current buffoon theres NO WAY you can claim to support the Constitution, or rule of law.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

If you understand context, you’d know exactly what he was referring to.

Oh, do tell. What is it about someone's spouse dying that makes them happier.

This should be good!

 

[berg80]

This would not create a disparity between rich and poor that doesn't already exist

Nonsense. It's one of the most regressive forms of taxation imaginable.

 

[Orangecat]

Oh, do tell. What is it about someone's spouse dying that makes them happier.

This should be good!

There’s a lot a of jokes there, but that would just divert from your ignorance. Apparently context is above your intellectual pay grade.
Hint: He wasn’t referring to the dead spouse.

 

[initforme]

What makes a person so abrasive and derogatory towards others? Upbringinging? Parents?

 

[Orangecat]

Nonsense. It's one of the most regressive forms of taxation imaginable.

What’s wrong with regressive taxes?


Try not to strain yourself with virtue signaling…

 

[White 6]

and if you voted for the current buffoon theres NO WAY you can claim to support the Constitution, or rule of law.

Don't think like a republican lawyer. Pretend you are a real lawyer in a real court, where evidence and proof mattered. Would your emotional statement prove anything to a judge and jury, or just be an emotional outburst? Please act like an adult in the room. It is more effective. You should have learned this from the 62 election trials republican lawyers lost after the 2020 election.

 

[Tom Paine 1949]

1. Should there be any consequences to entering the US illegally? If so, what should they be?
2. Still beating the Russia Collusion drum makes you look like an idiot.

Sorry, but this is getting too easy.

Sorry, but this is getting off topic.

Of course there should be and are consequences to entering the U.S. illegally! But this is a big and different topic than discussing what Trump is up to in seeming to moderate his image — if that is really what he is doing and if it will last awhile.

As for Trump’s position on Putin & Ukraine — also another issue — I don’t see much change in his position. He has always been an admirer of Putin. He is also Putin’s best hope for emerging with a “victory” in Ukraine and for disentangling himself from the mess he created there by his bloody and disasterous 2022 invasion.

 

[Mac1958]

Not a matter of rubbing the wrong way or so called mean tweets. It is a matter of needing a President with unquestioning support for the Constitution, Rule of Law, and the historical norms put in place by the founding fathers that got us this far. Trump and his actions are the antithesis to this.

Not to mention common adult decency, of course.

They want an American Pinochet, a right wing authoritarian who silences (one way or the other) anyone they don't like. Decency, rule of law, adherence to the Constitution all optional. He and they appear to look at those things as impediments.

It could happen, that's for sure.

Trump calls for police to shoot shoplifters as they leave the store

Former President Donald Trump said his next administration would urge law enforcement to shoot shoplifters.

www.usatoday.com

 

[berg80]

What’s wrong with regressive taxes?

I know you find it very difficult, but try not to embarrass yourself so spectacularly.

 

[Arlette]

In victory speech, Donald Trump calls for unity, then calls Biden 'worst president ever'

He congratulated his opponents and just seemed generally less abrasive than usual during his speech.
It struck me that way.

Trump is losing his mojo. He's thinking about the one hour in the yard a lot.

 

[jwoodie]

Not a matter of rubbing the wrong way or so called mean tweets.

Tripping over your own posts, eh?

 

[jwoodie]

What makes a person so abrasive and derogatory towards others? Upbringinging? Parents?

Please let us know.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

There’s a lot a of jokes there, but that would just divert from your ignorance. Apparently context is above your intellectual pay grade.
Hint: He wasn’t referring to the dead spouse.

In other words you just made it up to try and cover for your god being such an asshole.

Got it, thanks for clarifying

 

[Mac1958]

What makes a person so abrasive and derogatory towards others? Upbringinging? Parents?

His father was very rough on him when he was a child, so he's in constant search of acceptance and validation.

I have never seen anyone so desperately needy for those things. He's not even able to hide it.

 

[Tumblin Tumbleweed]

In victory speech, Donald Trump calls for unity, then calls Biden 'worst president ever'

He congratulated his opponents and just seemed generally less abrasive than usual during his speech.
It struck me that way.

He sounds exactly the same to me.

 

[White 6]

Tripping over your own posts, eh?

Post where I have ever complained about "mean tweets". Good luck. You only have about 40,500 messages to read. Maybe we will see you when you get back.

 

[Orangecat]

I know you find it very difficult, but try not to embarrass yourself so spectacularly.

Nice dodge. Was the question too much for your puny IQ?

 

[Orangecat]

In other words you just made it up to try and cover for your god being such an asshole.

Got it, thanks for clarifying

IOW, you're an ignorant dipstick who hasn't a clue what he was actually referring to.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

IOW, you're an ignorant dipstick who hasn't a clue what he was actually referring to.

yet you cannot tell the class what he was referring to...seems you have no clue at all, just a weak attempt to cover for your god