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DeSantis will never grow the balls to challenge Trump directly. He understands that completely and rests his future prospects on the elimination of Trump from the running.Meh, why most of you idiots (on both sides) choose to live in the past is beyond me.
Hey you dumb shits, Trump has not been POTUS for near two fuckin' years.
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Once he was president he made concerted and sincere efforts to monetise the position.So Trump ran for President in order to enrich himself? That is about the stupidest thing I have ever read.
You better hope not.As a former POTUS with 4 years of HUGE wins under his belt. A tested POTUS with a demonstrated ability to fight off the Dem lowlifes and Fake News, the GOP nomination will be his if he wants it.
I hope so.As a former POTUS with 4 years of HUGE wins under his belt. A tested POTUS with a demonstrated ability to fight off the Dem lowlifes and Fake News, the GOP nomination will be his if he wants it.
Issuing trademarks is not a special favor from the government. It's standard procedure for all businesses. Pretending there's something corrupt about it is just another prog scam.Yes. He does. Unfortunately, it isn’t the job he was hired for.
It’s his own fault his attempts at self enrichment via the government didn’t work out as planned but his daughter did get some Chinese trademarks, his son in law got a Saudi bailout and he charged the US government many times the normal rate for his hotels.
âSinkhole of corruptionâ: Trump Organization sells Washington hotel
Ethics group and Democrats say questions remain, even as workers remove Trump’s name from Old Post Office buildingwww.theguardian.com
6 countries spent $750,000 at Trump's D.C. hotel, records obtained by House Democrats show
The governments of countries including China and Saudi Arabia spent at least $750,000 at the Trump Hotel in Washington, D.C., while he was in office, the records show.www.cbsnews.com
President Trump’s legacy of corruption, four years and 3,700 conflicts of interest later - CREW | Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington
Trump's administration was marked by self-interest, profiteering at the highest levels and more than 3,700 conflicts of interest.www.citizensforethics.org
Horseshit.Once he was president he made concerted and sincere efforts to monetise the position.
Trump Was a MistakeThe success of Donald Trump’s presidency dealt establishment politicians a heavy blow. A second Trump term might kill them—and they know it.19 Dec 2022 ~~ By Dan Gelernter
Trump Was a Mistake › American Greatness
You’ll notice a striking difference between election news coverage now and the leadup to the 2016 presidential primaries: The mainstream media have hardly breathed a word about Donald Trump (except to…amgreatness.com
You’ll notice a striking difference between election news coverage now and the leadup to the 2016 presidential primaries: The mainstream media have hardly breathed a word about Donald Trump (except to say that he’s not doing well in their “polls” and so obviously voters must want him out of the race). Back when Trump was making his run for the nomination in 2015, the newspapers couldn’t keep him off their front pages. He got hours of coverage on every news network every day.
But that was back when most Republicans (myself included) didn’t consider Trump a serious candidate. The media decided he would be a wonderful candidate from the Democrats’ perspective and selected him as most likely to lose to Hillary Clinton. So they gave him all the free coverage he could handle. Once the establishment realized that Trump was connecting with and inspiring millions of Americans (myself included), it was too late to stop him.
But the papers and TV shows and social sites have learned their lesson this time around: People love hearing about Trump, and he loves talking. Media attention is his oxygen. So now they won’t give him any. Prepare yourselves to hear hardly a whisper about Trump for the next year or two—except for portentous statements offered by pompous talking heads who will say he needs to drop out now “for the good of the party.” Whose party do you suppose they mean?
~Snip~
Trump was a huge mistake: He was the biggest mistake machine politicians had made in over a century. The success of Trump’s presidency dealt establishment politicians a heavy blow. A second Trump term might kill them, and they know it.
So, be prepared to hear nothing about Trump’s candidacy, nothing about his massive rallies, nothing about the unwavering enthusiasm of his supporters. Be prepared to hear only one thing: That the “people” don’t want him. But don’t believe it. Remember which people are doing the talking.
Commentary:
Indeed, the GOP never meant for Trump to win the 2016 election.
All you have to do is to look at the two previous picks to compete against Obama. McCain and Romney. Both candidates were dipped RINO politicians.
Trump takes his job seriously and that is why those in political power fear him.
What previous president as ever accepted te job and came away lesser the richer.
The only other president that come mind is Ulysses S. Grant.
You are absolutely correct thst the GOP didn’t want Trump to win in 2016. The PEOPLE wanted Trump as a protest against the candidates we’d gotten in 2008/2012, and the other 15 Centrist/RINO morons who were on stage with Trump.Indeed, the GOP never meant for Trump to win the 2016 election
Trump was supposed to be the response to decades of Republicans lying to their voters.You are absolutely correct thst the GOP didn’t want Trump to win in 2016. The PEOPLE wanted Trump as a protest against the candidates we’d gotten in 2008/2012, and the other 15 Centrist/RINO morons who were on stage with Trump.
Many of those who voted for Trump in the Primary simply saw it as a warning shot to the party that it needed to return to Conservative and Traditionalist principles. Unfortunately the party still hasn’t learned that lesson and it has created a major schism in the party.
Absolutely he did. To enrich his brand, as that was the only thing making any money for him. He sure did. Everyone knows it. He did not even expect to win. He has no desire to govern.So Trump ran for President in order to enrich himself?
What he was really intended to be was a wake-up call to the party leadership. Instead of waking up and heeding the message, the party has doubled down on its centrist, pseudo-liberal mentality and split the party in twain.Trump was supposed to be the response to decades of Republicans lying to their voters
She’s not gaslighting. She’s just another democrat liar.Self enrichment? Trump didn't take a salary for president and lost millions while he was in office according to his taxes. Stop gaslighting.
Right. That's why the cult wants people like Collins out.A party with a singular identity and ideology cannot have both Marjorie Taylor Green AND Susan Collins among its membership.
Trump was not a mistake because he poses a threat to Establishment politicians...
Trump Was a MistakeThe success of Donald Trump’s presidency dealt establishment politicians a heavy blow. A second Trump term might kill them—and they know it.19 Dec 2022 ~~ By Dan GelernterTrump Was a Mistake › American Greatness
You’ll notice a striking difference between election news coverage now and the leadup to the 2016 presidential primaries: The mainstream media have hardly breathed a word about Donald Trump (except to…
You’ll notice a striking difference between election news coverage now and the leadup to the 2016 presidential primaries: The mainstream media have hardly breathed a word about Donald Trump (except to say that he’s not doing well in their “polls” and so obviously voters must want him out of the race). Back when Trump was making his run for the nomination in 2015, the newspapers couldn’t keep him off their front pages. He got hours of coverage on every news network every day.
But that was back when most Republicans (myself included) didn’t consider Trump a serious candidate. The media decided he would be a wonderful candidate from the Democrats’ perspective and selected him as most likely to lose to Hillary Clinton. So they gave him all the free coverage he could handle. Once the establishment realized that Trump was connecting with and inspiring millions of Americans (myself included), it was too late to stop him.
But the papers and TV shows and social sites have learned their lesson this time around: People love hearing about Trump, and he loves talking. Media attention is his oxygen. So now they won’t give him any. Prepare yourselves to hear hardly a whisper about Trump for the next year or two—except for portentous statements offered by pompous talking heads who will say he needs to drop out now “for the good of the party.” Whose party do you suppose they mean?
~Snip~
Trump was a huge mistake: He was the biggest mistake machine politicians had made in over a century. The success of Trump’s presidency dealt establishment politicians a heavy blow. A second Trump term might kill them, and they know it.
So, be prepared to hear nothing about Trump’s candidacy, nothing about his massive rallies, nothing about the unwavering enthusiasm of his supporters. Be prepared to hear only one thing: That the “people” don’t want him. But don’t believe it. Remember which people are doing the talking.
Commentary:
Indeed, the GOP never meant for Trump to win the 2016 election.
All you have to do is to look at the two previous picks to compete against Obama. McCain and Romney. Both candidates were dipped RINO politicians.
Trump takes his job seriously and that is why those in political power fear him.
What previous president as ever accepted te job and came away lesser the richer.
The only other president that comes to mind is Ulysses S. Grant.
They should want both of the ***** out. No woman belongs in politics. Progressive wastes of flesh and oxygen like Collins, especially.Right. That's why the cult wants people like Collins out
