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

[Mashmont]

All documented as part of the unpopular cult leader's official rap sheet, actually.

As are the self-proclaimed "King of Debt"'s multiple bankruptcies.

“Unpopular cult leader”. Wouldn’t that be a contradiction?

 

[Mashmont]

Okay so your blob had covid of 9 months. He stil ran up $8T in red ink.

Wow...a few posts ago, you said he was going to run a surplus.



Now you’re saying he’s going to add $3T in debt when challenged.

I guess we’ll just call you KACO...Kyzr-always-chickens-out.

Are you really blaming Trump for the $2T Cares Act? Such dishonesty.

 

[Mashmont]

Dishonest idiots blame Trump for the $2T Cares Act.

 

[Mashmont]

You are correct trump has set a template of everything a US president shouldn't be. The next president needs to be middle of the the road , sane , frugal , able to listen and take advice from his advisors and not go off half-cocked all the time. Chaos , irresponsibility and instability are the last thing we want from our presidents.

Such a bland timid person as you describe could never inspire people, make bold tough decisions, or get the great results Trump gets.

 

[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.

The only chance at change was for Trump to act boldly and swiftly. The left put up court fights as it was. If Trump had done what you said, Democrats would have had time to grind everything to a halt.

Nonbusinesspeople are so ignorant of how things work. Leftwingers are wrong about everything.

 

[Darlo kittu]

“Unpopular cult leader”. Wouldn’t that be a contradiction?

Democrats spew the same dull, boring, dog eared talking points

 

[Darlo kittu]

Such a bland timid person as you describe could never inspire people, make bold tough decisions, or get the great results Trump gets.

The next Republican President could make Trump an economic advisor to further push the deranged Democrats even more over the edge

 

[schmidlap]

“Unpopular cult leader”. Wouldn’t that be a contradiction?

Not when a cult is a minority. Most Americans acknowledge that the decrepit degenerate is a failure, but he still has his fanatical worshipers.

 

[Darlo kittu]

Not when a cult is a minority. Most Americans acknowledge that the decrepit degenerate is a failure, but he still has his fanatical worshipers.

Yeah and Brandon and Cackles were sent packing

 

[schmidlap]

Yeah and Brandon and Cackles were sent packing

Your predicable need for a diversion is becoming exceedingly jocund.

"Oh, yeah!
Well, whaddabout...?"​

 

[Darlo kittu]

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Your predicable need for a diversion is becoming exceedingly jocund.

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[schmidlap]

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QED

A year of Trump has left his butt barnacles mired in the past, impotent in handling the current plight.

 

[Darlo kittu]

QED

A year of Trump has left his butt barnacles mired in the past, impotent in handling the current plight.

And what few brain cells you have left will be long gone after the remaining three years of Trump 2.0

No great loss

 

[schmidlap]

The decrepit degenerate will cost the GOP Congress in November.

58 Percent of Americans Say Trump’s First Year a Failure

58 Percent of Americans Say Trump’s First Year a Failure, New CNN Poll Finds

The poll found that 58% of Americans "call the first year of Trump's second term a failure," with a majority worried Trump is focused on the "wrong priorities."

www.yahoo.com

 

[Darlo kittu]

The decrepit degenerate will cost the GOP Congress in November.

58 Percent of Americans Say Trump’s First Year a Failure

58 Percent of Americans Say Trump’s First Year a Failure, New CNN Poll Finds

The poll found that 58% of Americans "call the first year of Trump's second term a failure," with a majority worried Trump is focused on the "wrong priorities."

www.yahoo.com

So? Yiu have THREE.MORE YEARS TO GO boy

Suck it up buttercup

 

[schmidlap]

So? Yiu have THREE.MORE YEARS TO GO boy

Suck it up buttercup

Progress and recovery is now relentless. The cult leader has whined that losing Congress in November means that he will be impeached yet again.

 

[Darlo kittu]

Progress is now relentless. The cult leader has whined that losing Congress in November means that he will be impeached yet again.

Cult???

 

[kyzr]

The decrepit degenerate will cost the GOP Congress in November.

Maybe not. You would need voters to vote for democrats, who are lower than whale shit at 18% approval.

Voters Give Democrats In Congress A Record Low Job Approval But Still Might Vote For Them In 2026, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Majority Think Trump's Use Of Presidential Power Goes Too Far | Quinnipiac University Poll

"A family squabble spills over into the holidays. Democratic voters want their party to hold the reins of the House but are not the least bit happy about what they are doing at the moment," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.

poll.qu.edu

Heading into a year with midterm elections, 18 percent of voters approve of the way the Democrats in Congress are handling their job

58 Percent of Americans Say Trump’s First Year a Failure

President Donald Trump Job Approval Ratings and Polls | RealClearPolling

Track President Trump's job approval with RealClearPolling. Gain valuable insights and stay informed on the latest ratings and political developments for a comprehensive view of the political landscape.

www.realclearpolling.com

President Trump Job Approval​

Trump has a 42% approval rating compared to the democrat's 18% approval. So the mid-terms should be closer than you think.

 

[schmidlap]

Maybe not. You would need voters to vote for democrats, who are lower than whale shit at 18% approval.

Voters Give Democrats In Congress A Record Low Job Approval But Still Might Vote For Them In 2026, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds; Majority Think Trump's Use Of Presidential Power Goes Too Far | Quinnipiac University Poll

"A family squabble spills over into the holidays. Democratic voters want their party to hold the reins of the House but are not the least bit happy about what they are doing at the moment," said Quinnipiac University Polling Analyst Tim Malloy.

poll.qu.edu

Heading into a year with midterm elections, 18 percent of voters approve of the way the Democrats in Congress are handling their job

President Donald Trump Job Approval Ratings and Polls | RealClearPolling

Track President Trump's job approval with RealClearPolling. Gain valuable insights and stay informed on the latest ratings and political developments for a comprehensive view of the political landscape.

www.realclearpolling.com

President Trump Job Approval​

Trump has a 42% approval rating compared to the democrat's 18% approval. So the mid-terms should be closer than you think.

"The Democrats" is your diversion?

It's a political party.

People prefer it to the Republican Party.

Please document whatever national surveys currently show the whiny autocrat as popular with Americans.

I can't find any.

E.g.,

 

[otto105]

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 think Americans are seeing the enormous value of business experience over just a political career. Trump has shown them businessmen are far more capable than career politicians. We've already seen the disastrous results of electing someone with a blank slate of achievement in 0bama. He had no skills, no ability, was a horrible negotatior, didn't understand economics, and didn't understand human nature. Kamala was the same. Utterly incompetent in what it takes to run the many facets of the country. Think of what a disaster Sanders or AOC would be. Again, ZERO practical experience. What a great development it would be if a strong business career became a must for any candidate. That would, of course, eliminate every Democrat, as business acumen is seen as a liability by the base (Tom Steyer, Michael Bloomberg). But as long as we have the leftwing media in place brainwashing gullible new voters, Marxist candidates will always have a chance. The key, as I've said many times is to eliminate and illegalize the leftwing media. If Trump could do that, it would be his most important accomplishment.

But back to Trump's successor. Neither Vance nor DeSantis has had a career anything like Trump's. It might require another business titan, who, like Trump, has seen how everything works. But which billionaire would govern with the altruism Trump does? Who is selfless like Trump, to sacrifice his time and some of his fortune purely to help his fellow Americans live a great life? Who has the wisdom Trump does, to be right on EVERYTHING, particularly on the economy? Only a candidate outside of the political realm has the courage to take bold steps that heretofore would have been unimaginable, such as Trump reforming Medicaid. Trump is highly unique in the way he understands human nature. That's why he's a powerhouse on the economy, on foreign affairs, and on negotiating. So the answer lies in a top billionaire with a great heart, who understands human nature. As a conservative, it would have to be someone who can take a punch and still stand strong, as liberals are never subject to such scrutiny. It's just hard to imagine anyone with the guts and staying power and energy of Trump.

As I said. He's a once-a-century leader, and probably the greatest president of all time. How do you follow that?

The leftwing media says businessmen make poor presidents. The opposite is true, of course. Here is one honest link noting why businessmen have made the best governors. I say the same is true for the presidency.

Do Business Leaders Make Good Governors?

Is running a government like running a business? Governors with business backgrounds share these common traits.

pac.org

Hilarious

Business man what? Grifting?