WTF? Where would you get that. I'm not the one referring to him as a street fighter. I'm just mocking your imagination.
And see, this is what I'm talking about. You are imagining all kinds of context that just isn't present. Reminds me of kids talking about all the powers their superheros have.
Maybe you should use your intelligence for something productive instead of trolling…
What the heck is in my imagination? Trump has been called a street fighter by many observers. Confining the definition to drunks and the unlikely pushed by a vindictive woman is ridiculous and just more trolling…
Talk about stolen valor. It disgusts me to no end that our elected leaders have so long used the American peoples reverence for our military men and women to bilk the taxpayers into corporate wars and used the funding to launder money back…
The GOP had a Trifecta starting in 2017. If Trump can't negotiate with his own party what the **** good is he? To be fair, he was inexperienced at running the country, and I'm sure a lot of that first year was just figuring **** out while handling a hostile press. If the Senate wasn't playing ball with him, that's HIS fault. I think part of his inability to solidify the party around him, like all presidents do, is the fact that he's an outsider. He didn't know the game he was playing.
I mean that just sounds condescending on its face. No one on INGO believes the President is a dictator. And you know that the storage room B thing was a joke, because you even admitted to that effect. I joke about the next R president should send all the bureaucrats to storage room B. Obviously that isn't practical. But. He said he would drain the swamp. He didn't. You made excuses for why he couldn't. But somehow it'll be different know. Because of what? Hmmm? He never showed political savvy his whole term and you think he learned it OJT? What, is he suddenly gonna pull it out of his ass?
I understand learning curves. I also understand learning things that become obsolete shortly after you've learned them, assuming that he actually learned anything at all about how to win in DC. This is a different political world than the one he left. It's a different government than the one he ran. My point about learning curves is that it's irrelevant what he learned in 2020. And it doesn't look to me like he's learned anything. He's attracting the Trumper faithfuls. Other people are pretty much done with the Trumpian shtick.
Finally you've said something I can agree with. But then what did "the swamp" ever mean? I suspect it never meant to Trump what it meant to Trumpers.
Yes. I think the kind of outsider that's needed has both skill sets. I admired Kari Lake for showing how that's done. I think she would have made an outstanding governor. I also think she'd have won but for, "oops. Oh. Kari, we're so sorry that so many machines broke in your most populated districts. Tough luck." I'm kinda thinking that maybe the best to lead us out of this mess is an outsider with insider savvy. A former journalist who happens to be America first could be the ticket.
Well that’s a scary site.
Guys, you’ve seen the stats of Millenials and Gen Zers.
From their perspective, why wouldn't they? They see other developed nations with universal healthcare, guaranteed vacation/sick leave, worker rights and higher wages. Meanwhile, they are struggling to afford the basics in life because of wages that have been stagnant for years as corporations make record-breaking profits. All the while being lectured to by a generation where anyone who had two brain cells to rub together could get a factory job right out of high school and afford a decent house, a car and a family.
Eat
and get out of the way.Clearly you were not there…
That is what they were taught, even if not true.
The same Dems that raised the cost?
