Trump worst modern President, Obama moves to top ten

[progressive hunter]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

 

[Indeependent]

Trump is fourth worst in history (tied for third worst) and the worst in 150 years
Historians look at his presidency as a disaster.

Historians rank Trump near the bottom of U.S. presidents as Obama rises into the top 10

Historians ranked Donald Trump lowest of any president in 150 years, but he remains the GOP's most influential figure and a possible 2024 candidate.

www.usatoday.com

The historians rate Trump as the worst president in history on two of 10 qualities, "moral authority" and "administrative skills." His strongest standing is on "public persuasion," on which he was ranked No. 32.

Paid off, agenda driven historians!

Right on cue...

A fact on queue to which you yet have no factual retort.
How many university professors do you know besides none?

 

[rightwinger]

A fact on queue to which you yet have no factual retort.
How many university professors do you know besides none?

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• Nicole Anslover
  Indiana University Northwest
• Carl Sferrazza Anthony
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• Thomas Balcerski
  Eastern Connecticut State University
• Mary Jo Binker
  The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers
• Brad Birzer
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• Walter R. Borneman
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• Wesley Borucki
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• Betty Boyd Caroli
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• Steven Breezeel
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• Amanda Brickell Bellows
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• Douglas Brinkley
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• Lee Edwards
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• Katherine Ellison
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• Jeffrey Engel
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• Craig Fehrman
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• Alvin Felzenberg
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• Christian Finnigan
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• Ellen Fitzpatrick
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• Jakob A. Miller
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• Susan Schulten
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• Daryl Scott
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• Garrett Sheldon
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• Craig Shirley
  Historian and Author
• Amity Shlaes
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• Colleen Shogan
  White House Historical Association
• Katherine Sibley
  Saint Joseph's University
• Brooks Simpson
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• Manisha Sinha
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• Richard Norton Smith
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• Craig Symonds
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• Evan Thomas
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• Tevi Troy
  Historian and Author
• Mark K. Updegrove
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• David Vaught
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• Ben Voth
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• Shirley Warshaw
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• Robert Watson
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• Joan Waugh
  UCLA
• Ronald White
  The Trinity Forum
• Ted Widmer
  Macaulay Honors College
• Sean Wilentz
  Princeton University
• Peter Wood
  National Association of Scholars
• Jean Yarbrough
  Bowdoin College

 

[Indeependent]

A fact on queue to which you yet have no factual retort.
How many university professors do you know besides none?

SURVEY PARTICIPANTS​

• Carl Abrams
  Bob Jones University
• Kenneth Ackerman
  Lawyer and Historian
• Carol Anderson
  Emory University
• Terry H. Anderson
  Texas A&M University
• Lee Annis
  Montgomery College
• Nicole Anslover
  Indiana University Northwest
• Carl Sferrazza Anthony
  First Ladies Library
• Thomas Balcerski
  Eastern Connecticut State University
• Mary Jo Binker
  The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers
• Brad Birzer
  Hillsdale College
• Aniko Bodroghkozy
  University of Virginia
• Walter R. Borneman
  Lawyer and Historian
• Wesley Borucki
  Palm Beach Atlantic University
• Betty Boyd Caroli
  Historian and Biographer
• Paul Brandus
  Author
• Steven Breezeel
  Harding University
• Mary Brennan
  Texas State University
• Amanda Brickell Bellows
  The New School
• Douglas Brinkley
  Rice University
• Vernon Burton
  Clemson University
• Charles Calhoun
  East Carolina University
• Lou Cannon
  Journalist and Biographer
• Mark Cheathem
  Cumberland University
• Lindsay Chervinsky
  Iona College
• Merlin Chowkwanyun
  Columbia University
• Kendrick Clements
  University of South Carolina
• Catherine Clinton
  The University of Texas at San Antonio
• Elizabeth Cobbs
  Texas A&M
• Alexis Coe
  Historian and Author
• Stacy Cordery
  Iowa State University
• Matthew Costello
  White House Historical Association
• Marcus Cox
  Xavier University of Louisiana
• Kathryn Cramer Brownell
  Purdue University
• Spencer Crew
  George Mason University
• Robert Dallek
  Historian and Biographer
• David Dalton
  College of the Ozarks
• Michael Davis
  Hampton University
• Jason R. Edwards
  Grove City College
• Laura Edwards
  Princeton University
• Lee Edwards
  The Heritage Foundation
• Reginald Ellis
  Florida A&M University
• Katherine Ellison
  Saginaw Valley State University
• Jeffrey Engel
  SMU Center for Presidential History
• David Farber
  The University of Kansas
• Michael Fauntroy
  George Mason University
• Craig Fehrman
  Journalist and Historian
• Alvin Felzenberg
  Historian and Author
• Christian Finnigan
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• Ellen Fitzpatrick
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• Irwin Gellman
  Historian and Author
• Robert P. George
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• Michael Gerhardt
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  Historian and Author
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• Harold Holzer
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• Maurice Jackson
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• Andrew Johns
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• Robert Kaufman
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• Michael Kazin
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• Paul Kengor
  Grove City College
• David Kennedy
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• Stephen Knott
  US Naval War College
• Matthew Lassiter
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• Alan Lowe
  Historian
• G. Terry Madonna
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• Grant Madsen
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• James Mann
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• Robert Maranto
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• John Marszalek
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• John Mayfield
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• Edna Medford
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• Robert Merry
  Journalist and Author
• Jakob A. Miller
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• Lucas E. Morel
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• Paul Moreno
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• Seymour Morris Jr.
  Historian and Author
• Timothy Naftali
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• Cassandra Newby-Alexander
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• Luke Nichter
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• Lee Ohanian
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• Margaret O'Mara
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• Colleen O'Neill
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• Jason C. Parker
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• Joe Pika
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• Richard Pious
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• Jack Pitney
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• Thomas Pope
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• Paul Rahe
  Hillsdale College
• Willard Sterne Randall
  Champlain College
• William Reddinger
  Regent University
• Stanley Renshon
  CUNY Graduate Center
• LeeAnn Reynolds
  Samford University
• Don Ritchie
  Senate Historian - retired
• Darlene S. Rivas
  Pepperdine University
• Bert Rockman
  Purdue University
• Larry J. Sabato
  University of Virginia Center for Politics
• Susan Schulten
  University of Denver
• Daryl Scott
  Howard University
• Garrett Sheldon
  University of Virginia at Wise
• Craig Shirley
  Historian and Author
• Amity Shlaes
  Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation
• Colleen Shogan
  White House Historical Association
• Katherine Sibley
  Saint Joseph's University
• Brooks Simpson
  Arizona State University
• Manisha Sinha
  University of Connecticut
• Richard Norton Smith
  Historian and Biographer
• David Snead
  Liberty University
• Taylor Stoermer
  Johns Hopkins University
• Robert Strauss
  Historian and Author
• Mary Stuckey
  Pennsylvania State University
• Craig Symonds
  US Naval Academy
• Thierno Thiam
  Tuskegee University
• Evan Thomas
  Journalist and Author
• Tevi Troy
  Historian and Author
• Mark K. Updegrove
  LBJ Foundation
• David Vaught
  Texas A&M University
• Ben Voth
  Southern Methodist University
• Shirley Warshaw
  Gettysburg College
• Robert Watson
  Lynn University
• Joan Waugh
  UCLA
• Ronald White
  The Trinity Forum
• Ted Widmer
  Macaulay Honors College
• Sean Wilentz
  Princeton University
• Peter Wood
  National Association of Scholars
• Jean Yarbrough
  Bowdoin College

Why are under the impression that I would be impressed by a list of soft-science historians?
Are you such a simpleton?
Next year they will explain how Lincoln was the worst US president.

 

[Faun]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

When you admitted keeping people separated saved lives and Trump squeezed in as many he could just to come and see him.

So? Do you see now why responsibility won the day; while callous indifference to feed an ego, lost?

 

[Missouri_Mike]

For who? Journalists? The rest of us were enjoying a pretty good economy. What you thought of it wasn’t and still isn’t even relevant.

The objective, documented evidence is compelling and overwhelming: Trump was unfit to be president.

Trump had no understanding of, or experience with, sound, responsible governance.

Unprepared, ignorant of the law and public policy, Trump had no business holding any elected office.

Indeed, Trump’s ‘presidency’ was a dreadful mistake – a mistake thankfully corrected by the people last year.

He got the lowest unemployment numbers in history. Energy prices down. Crime dropping. Middle East peace deals. NATO paying their full portion. Iran hiding. China on the defensive. Illegal aliens staying in Mexico or home.

If that’s your idea of someone not governing right because they didn’t do it like everyone else then fuck off. I’ll take that guy over your dimbass politicians any day.

"He got the lowest unemployment numbers in history."

That's as far as I got before being reminded you're an idiot. No moron, he did not have the lowest unemployment numbers in history. Aside from the fact the unemployment rate only came down about one percentage point on his watch, Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson and Nixon all had lower unemployment rates on their watches.

So numbers not seen in 50 years, and he bested them. Sucks to be you.

 

[Faun]

A fact on queue to which you yet have no factual retort.
How many university professors do you know besides none?

SURVEY PARTICIPANTS​

• Carl Abrams
  Bob Jones University
• Kenneth Ackerman
  Lawyer and Historian
• Carol Anderson
  Emory University
• Terry H. Anderson
  Texas A&M University
• Lee Annis
  Montgomery College
• Nicole Anslover
  Indiana University Northwest
• Carl Sferrazza Anthony
  First Ladies Library
• Thomas Balcerski
  Eastern Connecticut State University
• Mary Jo Binker
  The Eleanor Roosevelt Papers
• Brad Birzer
  Hillsdale College
• Aniko Bodroghkozy
  University of Virginia
• Walter R. Borneman
  Lawyer and Historian
• Wesley Borucki
  Palm Beach Atlantic University
• Betty Boyd Caroli
  Historian and Biographer
• Paul Brandus
  Author
• Steven Breezeel
  Harding University
• Mary Brennan
  Texas State University
• Amanda Brickell Bellows
  The New School
• Douglas Brinkley
  Rice University
• Vernon Burton
  Clemson University
• Charles Calhoun
  East Carolina University
• Lou Cannon
  Journalist and Biographer
• Mark Cheathem
  Cumberland University
• Lindsay Chervinsky
  Iona College
• Merlin Chowkwanyun
  Columbia University
• Kendrick Clements
  University of South Carolina
• Catherine Clinton
  The University of Texas at San Antonio
• Elizabeth Cobbs
  Texas A&M
• Alexis Coe
  Historian and Author
• Stacy Cordery
  Iowa State University
• Matthew Costello
  White House Historical Association
• Marcus Cox
  Xavier University of Louisiana
• Kathryn Cramer Brownell
  Purdue University
• Spencer Crew
  George Mason University
• Robert Dallek
  Historian and Biographer
• David Dalton
  College of the Ozarks
• Michael Davis
  Hampton University
• Jason R. Edwards
  Grove City College
• Laura Edwards
  Princeton University
• Lee Edwards
  The Heritage Foundation
• Reginald Ellis
  Florida A&M University
• Katherine Ellison
  Saginaw Valley State University
• Jeffrey Engel
  SMU Center for Presidential History
• David Farber
  The University of Kansas
• Michael Fauntroy
  George Mason University
• Craig Fehrman
  Journalist and Historian
• Alvin Felzenberg
  Historian and Author
• Christian Finnigan
  Colorado Christian University
• Ellen Fitzpatrick
  University of New Hampshire
• Irwin Gellman
  Historian and Author
• Robert P. George
  Princeton University
• Michael Gerhardt
  UNC School of Law
• Lorri Glover
  Saint Louis University
• Debra Goodrich
  Historian and Author
• Ken Gormley
  Duquesne University
• Amy S. Greenberg
  Pennsylvania State University
• David Greenberg
  Rutgers University
• J. Robert Greene
  Cazenovia College
• Kevin Grimm
  Regent University
• Allen Guelzo
  Princeton University
• Nigel Hamilton
  University of Massachusetts Boston
• Peter Henriques
  George Mason University
• Michael Hiltzik
  Los Angeles Times
• William Hitchcock
  University of Virginia
• Joan Hoff
  Montana State University
• Harold Holzer
  Hunter College
• Charles Hubbard
  Lincoln Memorial University
• Matthew Hulbert
  Hampden-Sydney College
• Maurice Jackson
  Georgetown University
• Andrew Johns
  Brigham Young University
• Robert Kaufman
  Pepperdine University
• Michael Kazin
  Georgetown University
• Kimberly Kellison
  Baylor University
• Paul Kengor
  Grove City College
• David Kennedy
  Stanford University
• Stephen King
  Regent University
• Stephen Knott
  US Naval War College
• Matthew Lassiter
  University of Michigan
• Alan Lowe
  Historian
• G. Terry Madonna
  Millersville University
• Grant Madsen
  Brigham Young University
• James Mann
  Johns Hopkins University
• Robert Maranto
  University of Arkansas
• John Marszalek
  Mississippi State University
• John Mayfield
  Samford University
• Edna Medford
  Howard University
• Robert Merry
  Journalist and Author
• Jakob A. Miller
  Taylor University
• Bruce Miroff
  SUNY Albany
• Lucas E. Morel
  Washington and Lee University
• Paul Moreno
  Hillsdale College
• Seymour Morris Jr.
  Historian and Author
• Timothy Naftali
  NYU
• Johanna Neuman
  American University
• Cassandra Newby-Alexander
  Norfolk State University
• Luke Nichter
  Chapman University
• Lee Ohanian
  UCLA
• Margaret O'Mara
  University of Washington
• Colleen O'Neill
  Utah State University
• Jason C. Parker
  Texas A&M University
• Joe Pika
  University of Delaware
• Richard Pious
  Barnard College
• Jack Pitney
  Claremont McKenna College
• Thomas Pope
  Lee University
• Paul Rahe
  Hillsdale College
• Willard Sterne Randall
  Champlain College
• William Reddinger
  Regent University
• Stanley Renshon
  CUNY Graduate Center
• LeeAnn Reynolds
  Samford University
• Don Ritchie
  Senate Historian - retired
• Darlene S. Rivas
  Pepperdine University
• Bert Rockman
  Purdue University
• Larry J. Sabato
  University of Virginia Center for Politics
• Susan Schulten
  University of Denver
• Daryl Scott
  Howard University
• Garrett Sheldon
  University of Virginia at Wise
• Craig Shirley
  Historian and Author
• Amity Shlaes
  Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation
• Colleen Shogan
  White House Historical Association
• Katherine Sibley
  Saint Joseph's University
• Brooks Simpson
  Arizona State University
• Manisha Sinha
  University of Connecticut
• Richard Norton Smith
  Historian and Biographer
• David Snead
  Liberty University
• Taylor Stoermer
  Johns Hopkins University
• Robert Strauss
  Historian and Author
• Mary Stuckey
  Pennsylvania State University
• Craig Symonds
  US Naval Academy
• Thierno Thiam
  Tuskegee University
• Evan Thomas
  Journalist and Author
• Tevi Troy
  Historian and Author
• Mark K. Updegrove
  LBJ Foundation
• David Vaught
  Texas A&M University
• Ben Voth
  Southern Methodist University
• Shirley Warshaw
  Gettysburg College
• Robert Watson
  Lynn University
• Joan Waugh
  UCLA
• Ronald White
  The Trinity Forum
• Ted Widmer
  Macaulay Honors College
• Sean Wilentz
  Princeton University
• Peter Wood
  National Association of Scholars
• Jean Yarbrough
  Bowdoin College

Damn educated Liberals!

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Trump is fourth worst in history (tied for third worst) and the worst in 150 years
Historians look at his presidency as a disaster.

Historians rank Trump near the bottom of U.S. presidents as Obama rises into the top 10

Historians ranked Donald Trump lowest of any president in 150 years, but he remains the GOP's most influential figure and a possible 2024 candidate.

www.usatoday.com

The historians rate Trump as the worst president in history on two of 10 qualities, "moral authority" and "administrative skills." His strongest standing is on "public persuasion," on which he was ranked No. 32.

Among the left wing people Trump was a bad president. Shocking development. Haven’t they been saying that since he was elected and before even being sworn in? Pretty much like how they treated the Chicago jesus as the worlds saving saint before he even got in office. He even collected a Pulitzer on his way to the desk.

Whenever you post anything with (some worthless profession) says. That can pretty much be classified as left wing bullshit. Professors say, academics say, reporters say, historians say, economists say.

Hell, you’ve even decimated what government agencies say as shit nobody should believe.

Right on cue...

Your side said something stupid and I fixed it. Right on cue.

 

[progressive hunter]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

When you admitted keeping people separated saved lives and Trump squeezed in as many he could just to come and see him.

So? Do you see now why responsibility won the day; while callous indifference to feed an ego, lost?

I never said that,,

I'm starting to worry about you due to your inability to follow the conversation,,, more so since its right on the page in front of you,,

 

[Faun]

So numbers not seen in 50 years, and he bested them. Sucks to be you.

LOLOL

 

[Faun]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

When you admitted keeping people separated saved lives and Trump squeezed in as many he could just to come and see him.

So? Do you see now why responsibility won the day; while callous indifference to feed an ego, lost?

I never said that,,

I'm starting to worry about you due to your inability to follow the conversation,,, more so since its right on the page in front of you,,

Of course that's what you said. You said keeping people isolated lowered the covid death rate. That means doing the opposite, which is what Trump promoted, killed more people.

Just ask Herman Cain. Oh... wait... you can't, he's dead.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

When informed of his standing, Obama said the following, "I, I, I, I, er, um, I, I, as I said in Cairo, er, I, I, I, I, um, the future must not belong, I, I, I...."

 

[progressive hunter]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

When you admitted keeping people separated saved lives and Trump squeezed in as many he could just to come and see him.

So? Do you see now why responsibility won the day; while callous indifference to feed an ego, lost?

I never said that,,

I'm starting to worry about you due to your inability to follow the conversation,,, more so since its right on the page in front of you,,

Of course that's what you said. You said keeping people isolated lowered the covid death rate. That means doing the opposite, which is what Trump promoted, killed more people.

Just ask Herman Cain. Oh... wait... you can't, he's dead.

which comment did I say that??

 

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[Faun]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

When you admitted keeping people separated saved lives and Trump squeezed in as many he could just to come and see him.

So? Do you see now why responsibility won the day; while callous indifference to feed an ego, lost?

I never said that,,

I'm starting to worry about you due to your inability to follow the conversation,,, more so since its right on the page in front of you,,

Of course that's what you said. You said keeping people isolated lowered the covid death rate. That means doing the opposite, which is what Trump promoted, killed more people.

Just ask Herman Cain. Oh... wait... you can't, he's dead.

which comment did I say that??

#146

 

[progressive hunter]

You said fascist countries have lower death rates because they don't have our freedoms. What freedoms are you speaking about?

are you that ignorant on it?? I take that back,,,

our government cant force us to stay in our homes is the one that makes the difference on this issue,,

LOLOLOL

So keeping people isolated helped saved lives.

Maybe now you see why this guy got elected president...

... while this cum stain failed to protect Americans to satisfy his own ego and told by America to git the fuck out of the White House...

only because fascism is on the rise is why biden got elected,,,

LOL

You already admitted Trump failed America. You should have quit while you were behind.

when did I say that??

what I said is he was limited because of our freedoms and rights,,

and then you started the spin

When you admitted keeping people separated saved lives and Trump squeezed in as many he could just to come and see him.

So? Do you see now why responsibility won the day; while callous indifference to feed an ego, lost?

I never said that,,

I'm starting to worry about you due to your inability to follow the conversation,,, more so since its right on the page in front of you,,

Of course that's what you said. You said keeping people isolated lowered the covid death rate. That means doing the opposite, which is what Trump promoted, killed more people.

Just ask Herman Cain. Oh... wait... you can't, he's dead.

which comment did I say that??

#146

why are you lying about what I said??

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

For who? Journalists? The rest of us were enjoying a pretty good economy. What you thought of it wasn’t and still isn’t even relevant.

The objective, documented evidence is compelling and overwhelming: Trump was unfit to be president.

Trump had no understanding of, or experience with, sound, responsible governance.

Unprepared, ignorant of the law and public policy, Trump had no business holding any elected office.

Indeed, Trump’s ‘presidency’ was a dreadful mistake – a mistake thankfully corrected by the people last year.

Actually, you are unfit to judge his performance because you are a libtard.

What did he do that was so wrong in your eyes? (This I have got to see!)

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Trump is fourth worst in history and the worst in 150 years
Historians look at his presidency as a disaster.

Historians rank Trump near the bottom of U.S. presidents as Obama rises into the top 10

Historians ranked Donald Trump lowest of any president in 150 years, but he remains the GOP's most influential figure and a possible 2024 candidate.

www.usatoday.com

The historians rate Trump as the worst president in history on two of 10 qualities, "moral authority" and "administrative skills." His strongest standing is on "public persuasion," on which he was ranked No. 32.

Who gives a shit what a bunch of commie academics have to say. Maobama is the reason Trump was elected in the first place. Well and everyone hated the bitch.

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"Everyone hated the bitch"? Guess what? He served two terms, fuckwad. Then there's your boy Trump........

Hillary served 2 terms? On what planet did this occur? Uranus?

 

[ThunderKiss1965]

Trump is fourth worst in history (tied for third worst) and the worst in 150 years
Historians look at his presidency as a disaster.

Historians rank Trump near the bottom of U.S. presidents as Obama rises into the top 10

Historians ranked Donald Trump lowest of any president in 150 years, but he remains the GOP's most influential figure and a possible 2024 candidate.

www.usatoday.com

The historians rate Trump as the worst president in history on two of 10 qualities, "moral authority" and "administrative skills." His strongest standing is on "public persuasion," on which he was ranked No. 32.

C-SPAN historians' survey that's a hoot.

Really?
How so?

Everything you loons accuse Trump of doing Obama and other Presidents did it first, this is biased bullshit

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I'd rank both Trump and Obama higher even though I never voted for either one. My thought is that Trump wasn't as bad as he was dumb. Nothing much was accomplished that caused permanent change, which is fine by me. I did want him out of there before he could do permanent damage.

As for Obama, I thought he accomplished a good bit of social change that's not going away. As I remember all of that occurred in his 2nd term, which made take relief in that I voted for Romney.

Yes he created the divisions in society and was stoking a race war. That will get him a high ranking!