Trump on the Presiduncey

Tecumsehsbones

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“I love my previous life. I had so many things going. This is more work than in my previous life,” Trump said. “I thought it would be easier. I thought it was more of a … I’m a details-oriented person. I think you’d say that, but I do miss my old life. I like to work so that’s not a problem but this is actually more work.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...-president/?tid=pm_pop&utm_term=.496001bd8cae

Dawn breaks over Marblehead.
 

Tecumsehsbones

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More of a what? A ceremonial position? I wonder what Trump thought the job actually was. How could it be less work than the next to zero work he does now?
Gotta admit, it's the best show in town! The Presidency of the United States of America has become "Jersey Shore," only without the uplifting intellectual and moral content.

(But with way more high explosive.)
 

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The guy might be rich and he may have business experience, but he was never cut out for this job. Blame falls directly on the Democrats for their arrogance and running a candidate who could beat by this buffoon. He will be a polarizing figure as long as he is there and hopefully the damage he does (which he will) won't take too long to unf_ck.
 

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The guy might be rich and he may have business experience, but he was never cut out for this job. Blame falls directly on the Democrats for their arrogance and running a candidate who could beat by this buffoon. He will be a polarizing figure as long as he is there and hopefully the damage he does (which he will) won't take too long to unf_ck.
So, the blame falls not on the party that nominated him, nor on the people who voted for him, but "directly" (your word) on the party that didn't nominate him and the people that voted for somebody else?

OK, works for me.
 

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The guy might be rich and he may have business experience, but he was never cut out for this job. Blame falls directly on the Democrats for their arrogance and running a candidate who could beat by this buffoon. He will be a polarizing figure as long as he is there and hopefully the damage he does (which he will) won't take too long to unf_ck.

At this low point in time of the evil American Empire every president and cabin nit member will be polarizing buffoons, they know who rules and they also know that the USA must go to war and be crushed, Thier debt dictates exactly that and nothing else.
 

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The guy complains how hard it is while trundling off to Florida to play golf most weekends....poor dear.
 

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The guy might be rich and he may have business experience, but he was never cut out for this job. Blame falls directly on the Democrats for their arrogance and running a candidate who could beat by this buffoon. He will be a polarizing figure as long as he is there and hopefully the damage he does (which he will) won't take too long to unf_ck.

dafuq?

So, the blame falls not on the party that nominated him, nor on the people who voted for him, but "directly" (your word) on the party that didn't nominate him and the people that voted for somebody else?

OK, works for me.

Oh.. I think I get it! He means Republicans don't have the mental capacity to be held responsible for their own actions. Like children or the insane.
 

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So, the blame falls not on the party that nominated him, nor on the people who voted for him, but "directly" (your word) on the party that didn't nominate him and the people that voted for somebody else?

OK, works for me.

I knew it would.

I mean let's be serious for a second here. The Republican Party really didn't want this guy. They rallied against him. Before all the right wing pundits like Rush Limbaugh were saying "No way. Not Trump." Of course the problem was that he kept winning, even though he is a major buffoon who makes George W. Bush look like a genius. So, he gains major ground because voters are starting turn his way. Now it's a big love fest over there with the Republicans and their pundits. They think he's awesome. Or do they? Or are they gathering in to protect the world from a complete retard?

Under Obama, jobs were lost and the American voters are pretty damn sick of status quo politicians. What the democrats failed to measure was voter backlash. The Dem's figured they had a shoe-in running against the Orange Menace, so suddenly they figure "It's Hillary's turn." Never mind Benghazi, never mind all the bloody baggage this woman has and the scandals that have followed her since hubby Bill was the President. Never mind that she's about as likeable as slug. Because it's Hillary's turn and there's no way the public would be stupid enough to vote in this reality show clown and make his mail order bride (hot as she might be) the first lady.

So they gave Hillary her turn and she fell flat on her face.

And now you have Trump.

Sort of like having the clap.

It won't last forever, but there will be plenty of discomfort.