Trump has Changed the Template. The Next President Must be a Businessman. Who Can Fill His Shoes?

[kyzr]

Your next president

At least he carried a weapon in combat, unlike that democrat POS Tampon Tim.

 

[Mashmont]

Pretty amazing.

When a smart businessman wants to cut costs, he does so by combining careful, painstaking, comprehensive and informed audits with thoughtful and precise decision-making, not by sending in a billionaire with a ******* chainsaw.

Oh well. The alternate universe is in charge now. Burn it all down and cheer. They're at war.

Yes. And let's give deep-staters plenty of time to line up their sympathetic judges and stop all progress. Smart Trump hit 'em early and hard, like he needed to. Again, a great leader.

 

[Meister]

trump is drving America into a recession. Te likes of which will be very difficult overcome.

The facts don't agree with your wish.

 

[IM2]

The OP is insane. Other Presidents have been businessmen. What needs to happen is that we need to do the research necessary as voters to elect the most qualified candidate, instead of voting for the empty rhetoric that tells me what I want to hear. The last thing we need to do is elect another businessman with Trump's record of failure running this country. The government is a public entity, a not-for-profit enterprise. So anyone running the government should be service-oriented instead of profit-oriented.

 

[IM2]

At least he carried a weapon in combat, unlike that democrat POS Tampon Tim.

Stop defending the drunken idiot.

 

[schmidlap]

Trumpery is befouling the GOP bigly!

With affordability and healthcare as the paramount issues for Americans, congressional Republicans have nowhere to hide.

‘Only so long’ before Trump's tariff costs hit consumers, businesses warn​

Corporate executives are telling investors that prices will rise as soon as January as pre-tariff inventory runs thin and holiday discounts disappear.​

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For Republicans, it’s crunch time on health care​

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"WE survived his goon attack on January 6,
and we'll all hide in his yooj, glitzy ballroom on election day!"

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[task0778]

So anyone running the government should be service-oriented instead of profit-oriented.

I think it should be the other way around. Not profit-oriented so much as fiscally prudent. I continue to be amazed at the disinterest most Americans appear to have regarding the national debt and deficits. IOW, we shouldn't be spending so much money that we ain't got, and it is future generations that will have to pay the interest on the increasing debt. Sooner or later, we'll need a president that focuses on that rather than on party politics and populism.

 

[Meister]

Stop defending the drunken idiot.

Stop lying about him.

 

[Meister]

Trumpery is befouling the GOP bigly!

With affordability and healthcare as the paramount issues for Americans, congressional Republicans have nowhere to hide.

‘Only so long’ before Trump's tariff costs hit consumers, businesses warn​

Corporate executives are telling investors that prices will rise as soon as January as pre-tariff inventory runs thin and holiday discounts disappear.​

For Republicans, it’s crunch time on health care​

... Either they extend the subsidies, thereby endorsing a law they deem toxic, or they don’t, in which case health care costs will skyrocket for more than 20 million Americans ahead of next year’s midterms.​

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"WE survived his goon attack on January 6,
and we'll all hide in his yooj, glitzy ballroom on election day!"

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I'll give you the fact that the Republicans need to come up with an alternative to the
out of control rising costs of Obamacare. It's a disaster with the ever rising subsidies that
the taxes payers have to keep paying for. Your answer seems to be just keep raising
taxes on the good Americans.

 

[Mashmont]

The OP is insane. Other Presidents have been businessmen. What needs to happen is that we need to do the research necessary as voters to elect the most qualified candidate, instead of voting for the empty rhetoric that tells me what I want to hear. The last thing we need to do is elect another businessman with Trump's record of failure running this country. The government is a public entity, a not-for-profit enterprise. So anyone running the government should be service-oriented instead of profit-oriented.

Record of failure? The guy is a multi-billionaire.
Leftwingers have no idea how to run anything. They have no financial sense whatsoever. Their experience is rioting and disrupting. Nothing translatable to running a country, whereas managing a company has a lot of correlation.

0bama is the perfect example of this. He was a community organizer, a pot-smoking rock-thrower. He had no clue about anything. He was a puppet for his Marxist handlers, and his term was a disaster.

 

[Meister]

Record of failure? The guy is a multi-billionaire.
Leftwingers have no idea how to run anything. They have no financial sense whatsoever. Their experience is rioting and disrupting. Nothing translatable to running a country, whereas managing a company has a lot of correlation.

0bama is the perfect example of this. He was a community organizer, a rock-thrower. He had no clue about anything. He was a puppet for his Marxist handlers.

The left can't identify a serious policy within their own party, and they can't identify what
a woman is. IM2Stupid is just an extension of that mindset. I expected no less from him/her.
He doesn't even know that his own party is now being influenced by communists.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Oh yeah. The record high stock market is evidence of a deep recession. lol.

Wall Street and Main Street are not the same.

 

[Meister]

Wall Street and Main Street are not the same.

I've got to hand it to you, you don't deviate.
But, the 800# gorilla in the room for you, is that the
vast majority of the companies are making good profits.

 

[Stann]

Oh yeah. The record high stock market is evidence of a deep recession. lol.

When it's pumped up by a fraudulent basis , yes.

 

[Meister]

When it's pumped up by a fraudulent basis , yes.

Okay, you said it, now back it up.

 

[Marener]

I've got to hand it to you, you don't deviate.
But, the 800# gorilla in the room for you, is that the
vast majority of the companies are making good profits.

Good for them. Not so good for these people.

Layoff announcements top 1.1 million this year, the most since 2020 pandemic, Challenger says

The firm said layoff plans totaled 71,321 in November, a step down from October but still enough to bring the 2025 total up to 1.17 million.

www.cnbc.com

 

[berg80]

We can all agree, Donald Trump is more than a generational talent. Someone with his ability doesn't come around once a century. So who can fill his shoes?

I can agree with that. But not in the way you mean. His unique abilities as a conman exceed the pedestrian definition of being a generational talent. I know of no one else, maybe ever, who could bankrupt a casino, lose $1B in less than 10 years, almost squander the nearly $500M he inherited, declare multiple bankruptcies, defraud investors, steal from a charity, be convicted of tax fraud, and come away with the reputation of a successful businessman.

 

[Mashmont]

Wall Street and Main Street are not the same.

Yes they are. That’s a trite and false slogan used by the left to either excuse their ineptness or downplay Republican success.

 

[Meister]

Good for them. Not so good for these people.

Layoff announcements top 1.1 million this year, the most since 2020 pandemic, Challenger says

The firm said layoff plans totaled 71,321 in November, a step down from October but still enough to bring the 2025 total up to 1.17 million.

www.cnbc.com

Next year will be a good year, the fed will lower the fed rate, small businesses
will once again be in a position for hiring. Manufacturers that came over to the US are building the
plants and will be ramping up.

 

[Mashmont]

I can agree with that. But not in the way you mean. His unique abilities as a conman exceed the pedestrian definition of being a generational talent. I know of no one else, maybe ever, who could bankrupt a casino, lose $1B in less than 10 years, almost squander the nearly $500M he inherited, declare multiple bankruptcies, defraud investors, steal from a charity, be convicted of tax fraud, and come away with the reputation of a successful businessman.

How did he end up? He’s a multibillionaire. The chicanery you mention, he never did.
Leftwingers end up believing their own lies.