Of course he believes he is. That is why the temper tantrum. He can't deal with someone puncturing his delusions.
Trump USA : 2020
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I'm surprised the nation isn't up in arms over the fact Trump doesn't give a shyte what so ever about kids.
He's pretty much making it so kids are to be forced back to school.
I know if I had a kid in the US at this point, that kid would not go anywhere NEAR a school until I was certain it was safe. But, holy fuk... "We don't want the directives to be too strong/severe." What the everloving fuk?
He's pretty much making it so kids are to be forced back to school.
I know if I had a kid in the US at this point, that kid would not go anywhere NEAR a school until I was certain it was safe. But, holy fuk... "We don't want the directives to be too strong/severe." What the everloving fuk?
Agreed, I have a copy on order and look forward to hearing what a family member of his has to say about him as she has insight to offer. Commander In Cheat was a pretty eye opening book as well.
I think the bigger question is why you think the actions of US government shouldn't matter to Canada and the world. But let's start with Canada. It matters on issues such as trade, alliances against common adversaries, a shared border, tourism, pipelines, continental security, economic, cultural and environmental connections. Just to name a few.
Every revolution has to begin somewhere, perhaps this one will culminate on November 3.
How is voicing an opinion interfering with US domestic issues? Lets start there. You are totally lost on why it matters to Canada and to the world, as much as it matters the actions that other countries take. You seem to struggle with understanding simple global civics, perhaps an online course would be beneficial? Then perhaps we could have a balanced discussion.
Complain and get angry? What some call complaining others may call voicing opinions, I choose the later. And will I get angry? Well no I personally wouldn't get angry as that seems an irrational response. Anger would not change the outcome so would be pointless.
Well no doubt people will vote for him again, that's a given but will he enjoy another victory? That remains to be seen.
So you are falling for the Trump entrepreneurial spirit and supporting her financially , good for you , as they say a fool and her/his money .
Ooh look at you being all clever and spunky on a Friday morning. Good to see you pgs, how you been? Miss me? Supporting her financially? Is that what I'm doing? Will my 23 bucks (got a great sale price on Amazon) support Mary Trump financially? Well considering that she earned a Master's degree in literature at Columbia University and a doctorate in psychology at Adelphi University and likely inherited some money from her father Fred Jr. I doubt that she is dependent on my 23 bucks for her financial security. But you can believe that if you like.
And you may call me a fool if you like as well, many will criticize others choices, I do it so have at it.
So what are your plans for the rest of the day? Gonna hang out here with me?
Opinions which often lead to discussion can famously solve problems, that's just common sense.
Let's see, what next.... The USA being the largest economy in the world certainly cements its importance on the world stage. That too, is common sense.
Could you elucidate as to what you believe would happen to the world should the USA economy suddenly collapse? I'll be waiting... no googling now, eyes on your own paper.
Oh and for the record, that's Mrs. Mockingbird.
I'm not big on predicting the future with the same confidence as you, but one could just as easily say he will not win. I would not venture to say either way.
Do tell, why then does the President have advisers on his own staff if advice is not needed to run a country?
I can't control anyone's anger, nor would I try, or cry over it as you seem to be doing. To each their own
I think opinions do change outcomes, because, as I stated earlier, opinions lead to discussion which can then sway decisions.