Play Nice 45th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 20: The Decline of Donald

[ShanDog]

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[bourbons]

There is 300 million Americans and you think it’s hard to find morons from either side to have stupid interviews?

No you'd imagine it wouldn't be.

Which makes it kinda strange I've never seen a moron of that level supporting Harris being interviewed. Post one up?

 

[bourbons]

Just saw him on television and without prejudice I can say he looks very shrunken in the shoulders and very forlorn.
Not his usual self that's for sure.

JD licking his chops

 

[bourbons]

Imagine his shirt of?
No wonder Melania sleeps elsewhere

Imagine his makeup off and hair un-coifed.

Dude would legit look like Darth Vader tucking himself into bed

 

[bourbons]

Nov 2023


June

The reich stuff – what does Trump really have in common with Hitler?

Comparisons between the ex-president and the 20th-century Nazi leader are controversial but a new book says they resemble each other as political performance artists

www.theguardian.com

This week

Trump Is Speaking Like Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini

The former president has brought dehumanizing language into American presidential politics.

www.theatlantic.com

Not allowed to mention any of this stuff, hysteria apparently

 

[bourbons]

He’d likely have my vote if I was an American. I genuinely don’t think any of the current flash points around the globe would have started if he was president.

Perfect? Far from it. Better than the other options? Absolutely.
Hitler comparisons are crazy.

Not a massive fan of elections and democracy?

 

[blackshadow]

The US need a real Washington Commander

Trump exhibiting all the skills of a Washington General.

 

[Vitriol]

Fair enough, i should have said "wars in the world" or something similar, would that suffice?

Thoroughly confused at how recently there is this notion that it's the job of the US president to stop all the wars in the world.

There have been a lot of presidents over the years and I'm pretty sure the world has seen conflict throughout that entire time. Hell, generally when the yanks step in they just make things worse.

The idea that Trump will click his fingers and all the wars will end is completely devoid of understanding the complications of international politics. Remember the time he sent Kushner to fix the middle east...

It's just so baffling to me to see this stuff.

 

[Present Not Past]

Thoroughly confused at how recently there is this notion that it's the job of the US president to stop all the wars in the world.

There have been a lot of presidents over the years and I'm pretty sure the world has seen conflict throughout that entire time. Hell, generally when the yanks step in they just make things worse.

The idea that Trump will click his fingers and all the wars will end is completely devoid of understanding the complications of international politics. Remember the time he sent Kushner to fix the middle east...

It's just so baffling to me to see this stuff.

Remember when he declared that he would build a wall, and make Mexico pay for it.
I think there’s a pattern there.

 

[TheSunGod]

Remember when he declared that he would build a wall, and make Mexico pay for it.
I think there’s a pattern there.

 

[Present Not Past]

When it comes to Donald Trump, Piers Morgan is so easily impressed.

https://www.news.com.au/world/piers-morgan-trumps-genius-stunt-will-fry-kamala-at-the-ballot-box/news-story/e2bc684e6c5869a78324e55a36c5ae22

 

[QuietB]

When will Disappearing Donald release his medical records? Why is hiding?

I want to see his birth certificate. I have no doubt he was born in America - but is he actually human?

 

[the_interloper]

Thoroughly confused at how recently there is this notion that it's the job of the US president to stop all the wars in the world.

There have been a lot of presidents over the years and I'm pretty sure the world has seen conflict throughout that entire time. Hell, generally when the yanks step in they just make things worse.

The idea that Trump will click his fingers and all the wars will end is completely devoid of understanding the complications of international politics. Remember the time he sent Kushner to fix the middle east...

It's just so baffling to me to see this stuff.

A previous poster said basically this, i disagreed though made the point I'd rather Trump than Harris in charge in this current international climate.

And the US by far has the most powerful military in the world so they certainly have the power to do something about any of the wars really. If something is going against their interests they're certainly going to get involved in some way.

 

[Gough]

A previous poster said basically this, i disagreed though made the point I'd rather Trump than Harris in charge in this current international climate.

And the US by far has the most powerful military in the world so they certainly have the power to do something about any of the wars really. If something is going against their interests they're certainly going to get involved in some way.

After everything you've seen from Trump in the last fortnight you'd rather he had the nuclear codes than Harris?

 

[JackOutback]

A previous poster said basically this, i disagreed though made the point I'd rather Trump than Harris in charge in this current international climate.

And the US by far has the most powerful military in the world so they certainly have the power to do something about any of the wars really. If something is going against their interests they're certainly going to get involved in some way.

This seems like a bizarre take, a lot of world leaders don't respect Trump and the ones that like him are the warmongers in Putin and Netanyahu. Trump is a narcissist, cries like a baby when anyone insults him, and has a poor grasp of foreign policy, not sure why anyone would want him in charge during times of conflict.

The only way he would have prevented the Russia/Ukraine conflict is if he found a way to hand Ukraine over to Russia lock, stock and barrel.

 

[blueboy25]

Thoroughly confused at how recently there is this notion that it's the job of the US president to stop all the wars in the world.

There have been a lot of presidents over the years and I'm pretty sure the world has seen conflict throughout that entire time. Hell, generally when the yanks step in they just make things worse.

The idea that Trump will click his fingers and all the wars will end is completely devoid of understanding the complications of international politics. Remember the time he sent Kushner to fix the middle east...

It's just so baffling to me to see this stuff.

Is that when Kushner came back with $2 billion for his equity firm?

 

[QuietB]

Is that when Kushner came back with $2 billion for his equity firm?

Correct. When it comes to handling large sums of cash it is probably best to send a family member you can trust.