All Things Trump: the story continues...

[Tero]

Area man suffering effects of once having been powerful and now just playing golf.

Videos from the event showed the crowd cheering as Trump took to the stage for an impromptu speech. The former president said he was unprepared to speak but was passing by the event and heard people screaming, so he decided to make an appearance.

We had many meetings in the White House and the Oval Office having to do with saving and helping dogs.

"I want to thank Lara, who’s been so incredible, I don’t know, you’re running for the Senate? I hear she’s going to run," he said.

Lara Trump has not yet confirmed if she will campaign to replace retiring North Carolina Republican Senator Richard Burr.

https://www.fox13news.com/news/donald-t ... mar-a-lago

[Cunt]

They should ban his voice from all social media, to protect the folks painted as weak and gullible.

[Tero]

They should ban his voice from all social media, to protect the folks painted as weak and gullible.

Why not just ban social media? People are wasting time posting selfies there. Leave only primitive message boards.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Seems appropriate here:

'Trump Campaign Duped Donors, Including Dying Ones, With Scammy Payment Scheme: NYT'

Donald Trump’s 2020 presidential campaign duped donors into making repeated contributions when they thought they were signing on for a one-time donation, The New York Times reports. By making the default option for financial support “Make this a monthly recurring donation,” the campaign reportedly put supporters down for multiple donations of the same value as the first—known in internal campaign communications as a “money bomb.” So many donors felt taken in by the scheme that the Trump campaign was forced to make 530,000 refunds worth some $64 million. Donors who claimed they were victimized by the scheme included Stacy Blatt, a 63-year-old cancer patient in hospice who made a $500 contribution then found himself unable to pay his utility bills and rent when the transaction repeated, costing him $3,000 in less than 30 days. His fixed income was only $1,000 per month.

Of course it's from that completely untrustworthy rag, the Failing New York Times, so easily dismissed. After all, Trump would never do such a thing.

[JimC]

They should ban his voice from all social media, to protect the folks painted as weak and gullible.

Hell no!

It's always good to have a loud-mouthed imbecile to laugh at...

[Hermit]

They should ban his voice from all social media, to protect the folks painted as weak and gullible.

Hell no!

It's always good to have a loud-mouthed imbecile to laugh at...

Wrong descriptor for two reasons.

a) The word 'imbecile' arises from the Latin word imbecillus, meaning weak, or weak-minded. In the past it was used by psychiatrists to denote people with an IQ of 26–50, between "idiot" (IQ of 0–25) and "moron" (IQ of 51–70). Trump has a higher IQ than that.

b) Imbeciles are rarely narcissistic, malevolent bullies. Those are attributes Trump has in spades.

I suggest you refrain from describing people like Trump as imbeciles, idiots or morons. It is usually inaccurate and an insult to imbeciles, idiots or morons.

[Fletch F. Fletch]

His lizard brain is fully functional, but I'm not sure he'd break 100 on an iq test.
Remember the quote -"like a cleaning, inside"