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.

[schmidlap]

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.

Ignoring your false medical diagnosis of Joe Biden, he defeated the elderly degenerate according to the certified vote returns of fifty states and DC. No audits, recounts, or appeals anywhere uncovered any evidence that would nullify the expressed will of the people,

Who, of all the conspirators who would have to be complicit in the vast caper about which you fantasize, has been charged in the years that have passed since that election, accused by the Trump regime of such an offense, and how, exactly, did they accomplish such an amazing feat?

Occam's Razor favors the explanation that the loser is an asshole who can't handle the truth.

 

[Stann]

Did you have a nap and a juice box and now you're back?

Or...



So if there were a million questions I got one correct?

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Now you've guessed right twice. Good bye !

 

[toobfreak]

What should be the primary trait in the next president?​

1. He should be unquestionably US born.
2. Has proven leadership and preferably business experience.
3. A proven patriot.
4. A republican who puts America first.
5. A person driven to make and keep America economically and militarily secure.
6. A person who eschews globalism, climatism, socialism, and is interested in making all Americans freer.

 

[Marchimedes]

Alzheimer's

Ignoring your false medical diagnosis of Joe Biden

One doesn't need to be a doctor when Grandpa loses the dog, again and when you ask what happened to the dog he goes... "What dog?"

Really, schimdlap all those years of SlowJoeBiden looking for someone's hand to shake you didn't notice a thing?

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Class dismissed.

 

[schmidlap]

One doesn't need to be a doctor when Grandpa loses the dog, again and when you ask what happened to the dog he goes... "What dog?"

Really, schimdlap all those years of SlowJoeBiden looking for someone's hand to shake you didn't notice a thing?

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Class dismissed.

Biden won. Over 6 million Americans preferred him. The elderly loser can't handle the truth, and his worshipful butt barnacles must follow.

 

[frigidweirdo]

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.

Just someone less of an asshole than Trump. Anyone. A dead squirrel perhaps?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Fiscal Conservative like Andrew Jackson, James Monroe or Calvin Coolidge and Strict Constitutional Advocate like Frank Zappa

 

[Sparker]

WISDOM is far more important than intelligence, especially in leaders, imo.

Learning from mistakes leads to wisdom. A giant ego can block the path to wisdom, so learning to get over that obstacle is one of the hardest challenges of smart people.

Trump may have too much ego to ever admit his mistakes, but he has apparently learned enough to be wise enough that the nation will probably survive the coming disasters and accumulated consequences of the past few decades.

 

[Mac1958]

Ignoring your false medical diagnosis of Joe Biden, he defeated the elderly degenerate according to the certified vote returns of fifty states and DC. No audits, recounts, or appeals anywhere uncovered any evidence that would nullify the expressed will of the people,

Who, of all the conspirators who would have to be complicit in the vast caper about which you fantasize, has been charged in the years that have passed since that election, accused by the Trump regime of such an offense, and how, exactly, did they accomplish such an amazing feat?

Occam's Razor favors the explanation that the loser is an asshole who can't handle the truth.

Their desperation to (a) ignore Trump's profound mental/emotional issues and (b) deflect to Biden, who is essentially the opposite of Trump temperamentally, is just boring.

The two are nothing alike. Their behaviors are polar opposites. And I'll bet that, under a few layers of denial, manipulation and paranoid rage, even Trumpsters know it.

 

[schmidlap]

Their desperation to (a) ignore Trump's profound mental/emotional issues and (b) deflect to Biden, who is essentially the opposite of Trump temperamentally, is just boring.

The two are nothing alike. Their behaviors are polar opposites. And I'll bet that, under a few layers of denial, manipulation and paranoid rage, even Trumpsters know it.

Their desperation to (a) ignore Trump's profound mental/emotional issues and (b) deflect to Biden, who is essentially the opposite of Trump temperamentally, is just boring.

The two are nothing alike. Their behaviors are polar opposites. And I'll bet that, under a few layers of denial, manipulation and paranoid rage, even Trumpsters know it.

The cult seems fully submissive in accepting that Biden is both a senile incompetent as well as a sinister criminal mastermind, while registering no inkling that there is a blatant incompatibility in the demonizations they've been issued to parrot.

Perhaps their need to lash out at normal Americans exposes a subconscious awareness of the inherent inconsistency of the Trump dogma.

Biden committed the unspeakable act of defeating the blowhard, and thereby became evil incarnate, fully capable of contradictory manifestations, apparently.

 

[Mashmont]

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.

No, the easy way out is to keep giving away goodies like the Democrats do. It took courage to establish DOGE. It took courage to reduce programs and put in work requirements. Trump has taken arrows for 10 years from the left. And two assassination attempts. He had the courage to forge ahead and win.

 

[Mashmont]

Ignoring your false medical diagnosis of Joe Biden, he defeated the elderly degenerate according to the certified vote returns of fifty states and DC. No audits, recounts, or appeals anywhere uncovered any evidence that would nullify the expressed will of the people,

Who, of all the conspirators who would have to be complicit in the vast caper about which you fantasize, has been charged in the years that have passed since that election, accused by the Trump regime of such an offense, and how, exactly, did they accomplish such an amazing feat?

Occam's Razor favors the explanation that the loser is an asshole who can't handle the truth.

I see you dodged my invitation to explain the incredible anomaly of how Biden "won" given the facts I presented. You're saying he was the most popular candidate of all time. Explain please why you think that.

 

[Mashmont]

The cult seems fully submissive in accepting that Biden is both a senile incompetent as well as a sinister criminal mastermind, while registering no inkling that there is a blatant incompatibility in the demonizations they've been issued to parrot.

Perhaps their need to lash out at normal Americans exposes a subconscious awareness of the inherent inconsistency of the Trump dogma.

Biden committed the unspeakable act of defeating the blowhard, and thereby became evil incarnate, fully capable of contradictory manifestations, apparently.

No conflict at all. Biden was corrupt before he became a senile incompetent, and his Marxist handlers were criminal masterminds.

 

[berg80]

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.​

Good judgement in deciding what is best for the nation. A quality trump is entirely lacking in. Self interest always getting in the way.

 

[Mashmont]

Biden won. Over 6 million Americans preferred him. The elderly loser can't handle the truth, and his worshipful butt barnacles must follow.

Cover your ears and ignore the facts. That's what you leftwingers do. You're saying the abject Biden was the most popular presidential candidate of all time. You have yet to explain how that is possible. Waiting......

 

[berg80]

No conflict at all. Biden was corrupt before he became a senile incompetent, and his Marxist handlers were criminal masterminds.

No doubt blurting out that manure gives you a self-satisfying feeling. Now that it's in print, do you ever consider it sounds like lunacy to the sound minded?

 

[berg80]

Cover your ears and ignore the facts. That's what you leftwingers do. You're saying the abject Biden was the most popular presidential candidate of all time. You have yet to explain how that is possible. Waiting......

The number of eligible voters increases along with the population.

 

[Mashmont]

No doubt blurting out that manure gives you a self-satisfying feeling. Now that it's in print, do you ever consider it sounds like lunacy to the sound minded?

Tell me specifically how I am incorrect.

 

[Mashmont]

The number of eligible voters increases along with the population.

Biden "got" the greatest percentage of votes relative to the population than any candidate in US history, even more than the landslide winners I mentioned. Explain that.

 

[schmidlap]

I see you dodged my invitation to explain the incredible anomaly of how Biden "won" given the facts I presented. You're saying he was the most popular candidate of all time. Explain please why you think that.

Regardless of what you have been fed and swallowed, over 7 million more Americans voted for Biden, and he won 306 electoral votes vs Trump's 232. That is the official, certified result. No audits, recounts, investigations, or court challenges found otherwise, and no litigation is pending. All challenges fizzled.

If Trump and any of his lickspittles can't handle the truth, that is unfortunate, but no amount of explanation can now result in their respecting it..

Mitch McConnell's distaste for Trump has been characterized through calculated restraint, but in a new biography on McConnell set to be released next week, McConnell criticizes the former president in no uncertain terms, at varying points calling Trump "stupid," "ill-tempered," a "narcissist" and a "despicable human being."​

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McConnell's Final Remark to Trump Was 'You Lost the Election​

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