What should be the primary trait in the next president? In my opinion it's as it always has been, courage. Like or lump Trump, he has courage.

Character.

Until Trump, I had always just assumed that America would require that. Now it’s an issue.

You had no problem with Billy Boys character when he took advantage of a young intern in the Oval Office?
 
America does run the world,

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but it looks like this is coming to an end.

F-47 in production

Gerald R. Ford Class Carriers are being built to beat the band.

I remain undefeated.

Steal the ball and go home, puzzy.
 

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This to me is the key personality trait a man (or woman) must have when facing down the challenges the West currently must address.

So when I hear named bandied about I must first ask "does this person have courage"?

Biden actually had a bit of courage in him, even if it was undiplomatic when he called Putin a thug and Xi a thug on separate incidents, I can respect him for expressing himself and indirectly supporting Western values as historically driven by America. I agreed with him keeping Trumps tariffs on China, his folies were allowing an open border and the signing of the I.R.A (along with re-entering the Paris Accord which hurts the middle class of the West).

Regardless, at least he showed a pulse from time to time. I can disagree with a man be it Tucker Carlson, Netanyahu, Zelensky or some far left radical, but if they show some courage in their conviction (and allow others to debate), I will give them the time of day. If they face the fire I can't fault them for having heart and commitment.

Trump at his peak though was the most courageous in our lifetime. He didn't exactly have the "tear down this wall moment", but he came close with his U.N speeches and calling out leaders right to their faces. Who can forget showing a video to African leaders at the Whitehouse? Surviving an assassination and telling his supporters to "fight" will be remembered long after his term ends.

Thus, whoever you choose in 3 years must have courage. We don't need diplomacy. We need straight talk and courage.

Now, you can run down a list in your own minds of who might fit that definition.
Courage requires one to make the hard choices , trump is always looking for the easy way out , honorable or not. He has no courage. How anyone can confuse cowardice for courage is beyond my comprehension.
 
The 2020 presidential election was an especially repugnant example of the degenerate's inability to handle the truth.
For the 1000th time, I would like any Democrat to explain how an Alzheimer's patient who didn't campaign, got a record 81 million votes against a popular incumbent; a greater percentage than any presidential candidate in history relative to the population. Greater than all the landslide winners: Reagain, 1984; Ike, 1956, FDR, 1936, Nixon, 1972. Some try to say Trump was unpopular, but he got 74 million votes, highest legitimate total in history, AND polled 6 points higher than in 2016 when he kicked Hillary's ass. No intelligent person believes this happened, and nobody has explained how it did.

Would you like to explain it, Schmidlap? No, of course you wouldn't.
 
It's the will to do what's right, despite the naysayers, and that's where Trump is the greatest of all time. He has a knack for always being right, always having the best judgment about a situation. Trump is absolutely his own man. He's the polar opposite of the incompetent marionette 0bama. Everybody knew 0bama would be horrible, and he was.
First, trust in God. Second, trust in Trump.
 
This to me is the key personality trait a man (or woman) must have when facing down the challenges the West currently must address.

So when I hear named bandied about I must first ask "does this person have courage"?

Biden actually had a bit of courage in him, even if it was undiplomatic when he called Putin a thug and Xi a thug on separate incidents, I can respect him for expressing himself and indirectly supporting Western values as historically driven by America. I agreed with him keeping Trumps tariffs on China, his folies were allowing an open border and the signing of the I.R.A (along with re-entering the Paris Accord which hurts the middle class of the West).

Regardless, at least he showed a pulse from time to time. I can disagree with a man be it Tucker Carlson, Netanyahu, Zelensky or some far left radical, but if they show some courage in their conviction (and allow others to debate), I will give them the time of day. If they face the fire I can't fault them for having heart and commitment.

Trump at his peak though was the most courageous in our lifetime. He didn't exactly have the "tear down this wall moment", but he came close with his U.N speeches and calling out leaders right to their faces. Who can forget showing a video to African leaders at the Whitehouse? Surviving an assassination and telling his supporters to "fight" will be remembered long after his term ends.

Thus, whoever you choose in 3 years must have courage. We don't need diplomacy. We need straight talk and courage.

Now, you can run down a list in your own minds of who might fit that definition.
Courage is being able to.make the hard choice , it involves honor in make my those choices. trump is always looking for the easy way out and he cares nothing about honor. Cowardness is more his style.
 
This to me is the key personality trait a man (or woman) must have when facing down the challenges the West currently must address.

So when I hear named bandied about I must first ask "does this person have courage"?

Biden actually had a bit of courage in him, even if it was undiplomatic when he called Putin a thug and Xi a thug on separate incidents, I can respect him for expressing himself and indirectly supporting Western values as historically driven by America. I agreed with him keeping Trumps tariffs on China, his folies were allowing an open border and the signing of the I.R.A (along with re-entering the Paris Accord which hurts the middle class of the West).

Regardless, at least he showed a pulse from time to time. I can disagree with a man be it Tucker Carlson, Netanyahu, Zelensky or some far left radical, but if they show some courage in their conviction (and allow others to debate), I will give them the time of day. If they face the fire I can't fault them for having heart and commitment.

Trump at his peak though was the most courageous in our lifetime. He didn't exactly have the "tear down this wall moment", but he came close with his U.N speeches and calling out leaders right to their faces. Who can forget showing a video to African leaders at the Whitehouse? Surviving an assassination and telling his supporters to "fight" will be remembered long after his term ends.

Thus, whoever you choose in 3 years must have courage. We don't need diplomacy. We need straight talk and courage.

Now, you can run down a list in your own minds of who might fit that definition.
Not sure how being brave qualifies anyone to be president. There are lots who were considered brave, but would suck at being president.
Alexander the Great – Though celebrated as a conqueror, his campaigns involved mass killings and destruction. Yet he personally led charges into battle, facing danger head‑on, which many contemporaries considered brave.
Genghis Khan – He built the Mongol Empire through brutal massacres and terror, but he also rode with his warriors, enduring the same hardships and risks, earning a reputation for fearlessness.
Napoleon Bonaparte – Often called a tyrant for his wars across Europe, he was admired even by opponents for his willingness to share danger with his soldiers and his boldness in battle.
Che Guevara – Seen by some as a revolutionary hero and by others as a murderer, he was nonetheless recognized for his willingness to fight and die for his cause, which many interpreted as bravery.
 
Leftists still can’t meme.

Is that what they call some of what I do? Didn't have that name when I started doing this. It was just me fu(kin liberals up with an image or slogan. They can't meme, they can't tell a friggin joke to save their lives, they can't answer simple questions, do math, hit on a girl without sliding a slip of folded paper across the table asking... "do you consent?" know what a woman is, dominate a thread at their whim, butter toast, win the war with their gal on who controls the TV remote, hunt bear with a shovel...

Aw come on now. Somebody has to shut this $h!t down!

Turns out it me.
 
I agree. But where we most likely disagree is that I no longer believe that ANYONE who makes it to the Oval Office is a genuine, honest person of good character, or a true patriot. They have to be "in the club" to make it there in the first place. Which means that all presidents these days are basically just puppets or spokespeople for the traitorous globalist powers-that-shouldn't-be, imo. I know that sounds incredibly 'black pill' but that's what I've concluded, after seeing the same things happen over and over, for decades.
Anybody who thinks Trump is a puppet of anyone is greatly confused. The very reason the left and RINOs hate Trump is precisely because he wasn't a member of any club.
 
What exactly is it you morons do when you read a post you'd like to reply to?

Besides grow a beard and wait to have to shave...

Is there a process I'm unfamiliar with? Do ya'll have to consult your staff? Wake your crack comedy team for a come back? Do laundry? If you don't have answers at the ready on your hip pocket you fu(ks haven't thought this $h!t through. Lemme guess, while you are checking to see if you have another follower you were waiting for some AI to answer the question...

"What should the highest federal income tax rate be and at what income level should it start?"
 
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Trump is a draft dodger

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and a convicted rapist.

Doesn't George Stephanopoulos have to pay Baby Jesus a wad of cash for saying the same thing?

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And I'm gettin behind in this thread.

People, democrats, you post stupid $h!t fasterer than I can type in reply to.

That's fine, I can find this thread another day. You'll all be pettin one of your cats one day telling your gender fluid friend on Twitch about that day I didn't reply to you and you get a notification, you hope it isn't me...

but it's me.

That's your future.
 
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Doesn't George Stephanopoulos have to pay Baby Jesus a wad of cash for saying the same thing?

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And I'm gettin behind in this thread.

People, democrats, you post stupid $h!t fasterer than I can type in reply to.

That's fine, I can find this thread another day. You'll all be pettin one of your cats one day telling your gender fluid friend on Twitch about that day I didn't reply to you and you get a notification, you hope it isn't me...

but it's me.

That's your future.
You are one strange person , that's about all I can say. Making generalizations about people you don't know or care for. Not a pretty picture.
 
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