Trump Assassination Attempt(s)

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BernardKingGOAT said:
No. Can't stand her. Didn't vote in last 2 Presidential elections and this will be the third in a row. I didn't vote for anyone serving in Congress or executive branch. The last time I voted it was for Bredesen.

It's obvious you've selectively cherry picked some of my posts and are trying to peg me based on those posts. Plus, you're not nearly as informed as you think
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Maybe, I would say I have seen enough.... this whole "victim" thing is a strange one. I mean, if you want him dead, that's okay I guess. But that is kind of the way you sound.

I don't think you understand what corruption is, as far as Presidents go... Trump is about is good as its ever going to get on the corruption level in modern times, why? None of them want him there, he's really not part of the club. Its not about "whataboutism".... its just the way it is. I would say on the corruption or lack of.... he is probably right behind Carter. Carter probably wasn't a great President, but he was a good guy. Reagan got caught by the Bushs or I would rank him up there.... everyone else... bad to the bone. At least Hillary was selling the country out for real money, the Bidens... jesus. Like why sell your country out for that? Obama probably wasn't real corrupt then, but is now... he was just a murderer then.

Carter - ok
Trump - ok
Reagan - ok but he did let the Bush family play for a while
Obama - ok then, corrupt now

The rest just throw them (Bush 1, Clinton, Bush 2, Biden) into a fire including the non-President Hillary.
 
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whodeycin85 said:
No one here has said he is a victim except you and your left brethren...but yes his poor hires are on him and he needs answer for those..as for those in his orbit etc..very few people fired have great reports about their boss..happened in every admin...Trump has his issues without adding in made-up hearsay from those he let go...the guy from the payment trial who paid Stormy to try and get back in Trump good graces is a good example..some that DJT doesn't deal with will do things like that..other will bash him and get a payday from a book bashing him.. see Mary Trump isn't involved in anything with DJT.
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Trump didn't fire Pence and he said he's not fit.

At what point does Trumps carnival barking bluster give way to the fact that he's simply not a good leader?
 
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LSU-SIU said:
Maybe, I would say I have seen enough.... this whole "victim" thing is a strange one. I mean, if you want him dead, that's okay I guess. But that is kind of the way you sound.

I don't think you understand what corruption is, as far as Presidents go... Trump is about is good as its ever going to get on the corruption level in modern times, why? None of them want him there, he's really not part of the club. Its not about "whataboutism".... its just the way it is. I would say on the corruption or lack of.... he is probably right behind Carter. Carter probably wasn't a great President, but he was a good guy. Reagan got caught by the Bushs or I would rank him up there.... everyone else... bad to the bone. At least Hillary was selling the country out for real money, the Bidens... jesus. Like why sell your country out for that? Obama probably wasn't real corrupt then, but is now... he was just a murderer then.
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At least you try
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
Name them
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According to the National Constitutional Center, at least six 19th century presidents appointed family members to positions in the White House or other positions in the executive branch, including James Madison, James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, John Tyler, James Buchanan, and Ulysses Grant.

During the administration of Woodrow Wilson, a presidential appointee became a family member rather than vice versa. In 1914, William Gibbs McAdoo, who was then serving as secretary of the treasury and chairman of the Federal Reserve .

Franklin Roosevelt appointed his son James to the position of administrative assistant to the president in January 1937. Six months later, James was promoted to secretary to the president.

In October 1958, President Dwight Eisenhower appointed his son John as assistant staff secretary in the White House.

President John Kennedy appointed his brother Robert as attorney general. Kennedy also appointed his brother-in-law
 
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Septic said:
Trump didn't fire Pence and he said he's not fit.

At what point does Trumps carnival barking bluster give way to the fact that he's simply not a good leader?
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Pence and Trump's like oil and water...never gonna work. Pence is also uniparty.
So he was a good leader for 50 years building businessness (I'm sure you'll disagree) and multi billions in wealth. But government is a different beast and so are the levels of corruption..I guess we will see what he does this time.
 
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Septic said:
Trump didn't fire Pence and he said he's not fit.

At what point does Trumps carnival barking bluster give way to the fact that he's simply not a good leader?
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Who is?

Who else you got to kick out the corrupt?

What exactly happened in the late 1700s, I mean the system was legal system was inherited from England, the power was held with the People... but at the end of the day... what changed?

Nothing really, the musketmen simply kicked out the red coat corrupt... that's it.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
You want to end it, I do too. We just disagree as to when. I've positioned myself to not rely on it but there are many that have paid in their whole lives that will need it to survive. It's unfair to those people to have taken their money all their working lives to simply end it. If you want to end it, put an end date on it sometime in the future and still pay those people "THEIR" money. Then you continue to pay until all those are out of the system.
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so the problem is that people have paid into the system, and your solution is to continue to have other people pay into the system until everyone who has paid into the system has received money back out of it? no one gets their money back. "their" money is already gone, because its a PONZI SCHEME. and your solution is to make sure that the "victims" who have paid in the longest get their money back, but that people who haven't met some arbitrary cutoff date should keep paying in, and get nothing back.

what happens with the current direction of SS where they are going to have to raise rates or cut benefits? I will pay in more than you did (as a rate), and receive less back (as a rate). your Ponzi scheme justs get worse and worse for the next generation. postponing suffering now, just leads to more suffering later. for your children, grandchildren, etc.
 
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whodeycin85 said:
According to the National Constitutional Center, at least six 19th century presidents appointed family members to positions in the White House or other positions in the executive branch, including James Madison, James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, John Tyler, James Buchanan, and Ulysses Grant.

During the administration of Woodrow Wilson, a presidential appointee became a family member rather than vice versa. In 1914, William Gibbs McAdoo, who was then serving as secretary of the treasury and chairman of the Federal Reserve .

Franklin Roosevelt appointed his son James to the position of administrative assistant to the president in January 1937. Six months later, James was promoted to secretary to the president.

In October 1958, President Dwight Eisenhower appointed his son John as assistant staff secretary in the White House.

President John Kennedy appointed his brother Robert as attorney general. Kennedy also appointed his brother-in-law
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You claimed it was every administration. It's actually been very few in totality
 
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utvolpj said:
What did you want? He had no alternative to Obamacare just wanted to repeal it because it made a good soundbite. Would have been a disaster.

How could this brilliant executive and powerful leader have made so many bad hires? He didn't drain the swamp he just diverted it into the WH. So many excuses
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Who would you rather have had? Who would’ve handled Covid as perfectly as you believe it could?
 
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whodeycin85 said:
Pence and Trump's like oil and water...never gonna work. Pence is also uniparty.
So he was a good leader for 50 years building businessness (I'm sure you'll disagree) and multi billions in wealth. But government is a different beast and so are the levels of corruption..I guess we will see what he does this time.
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He bought and sold real estate, but never has built a business from the ground floor.
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
You claimed it was every administration. It's actually been very few in totality
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It happens... don't not do the liberal thing and focus on one word to make a point that is irrelevant to the main point which is it's not uncommon and you still haven't said word one about a crackhead son being in Bidens meetings. So clearly it's not an issue of it happening just who is doing it.
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
He could have done it much easier without the bankruptcies, lawsuits and cons had he invested his inheritance in the S&P 500.
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Some people lose it all. Some people like Hillary just magically come up with a few hundred million by the stroke of the SOS pen.
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
He could have done it much easier without the bankruptcies, lawsuits and cons had he invested his inheritance in the S&P 500.
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I'm sure he could have...but arguing how he could.have done better making his billions is a weak AF flex and nothing more then a failed weak shot with no substance. He could have made more as POTUS but actually lost wealth because of it...
 
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