Why

[ll74]

I had such a low opinion of Trump's business ethics that I never watched his TV show. However, he's certainly no worse than the rest of our elected officials who manage to end up rich after a few terms in DC - or the Pentagon thugs who parlay their connections into lucrative jobs with arms companies.

Government is human beings dealing in money and power, so it is inherently corrupt. The more money and power it is allowed to control, the more corrupt it will be. The only way to reduce corruption is to reduce the money and power it has to work with.

It is likely that the US Government is the most corrupt on earth and has been for a long time.

None of that answered my question.

 

[ll74]

It far exceeded an answer to your question.

I'll ask again...maybe you can answer this time

Is the accepted view of the OP that Donald Trump is not a corrupt person?

 

[ll74]

I don't entertain simpletons. Go find someone else to indulge you.

Yes, simple questions are hard to answer when you don't want to answer them.

You are fine with corruption...obviously.

 

[Bn2f]

HAHA WHAT A JOKE!

How It Began: Vote trump! He’s not a preselected R or D!

Where We Are Now: Well… Gubamint did make him a lil swampy.

 

[jomar]

All of you, regardless of political ideology, issues that are important to you, and personal opinions about the man, should vote for Trump - and here’s why:

Trump was probably your last chance to choose a President that wasn’t pre-selected for you by the Power Clique. Neither the Democrat nor Republican leadership wanted him. He wasn’t part of the clique, didn’t have the same objectives, wasn’t in on their brand of corruption. That made him dangerous and they were determined to get rid of him.

If they didn’t destroy him, some other outsider might run and voters might have the audacity to choose their own President again!

So they used every available means to ruin his Presidency - and they kept up the pursuit after he left office. It is as much to scare off others as it is to damage Trump.

We all - even those cheering it on - know the charges are either completely fabricated or are the same things the rest of them are doing. But to the Power Clique, both R and D, it’s crucial to make Trump an object lesson for others lest they try to invade Washington without going through the proper channels and obtaining the proper blessings.

So regardless of what you believe about issues or think about Trump… if you would ever like the opportunity to choose a President yourself instead of picking one of a few choices pre-approved by the parties… you’d be wise to vote for Trump this time.

When did you become a Russian bot?

Can’t wrap my head around 33 trillion in debt and still spending like drunken sailors.

Unless repubs are in power, that is.

Most don’t have the balls to admit SS and Medicare need reform.

They shouldn’t have been messed with in the first place, but left alone and not line item sucked dry.

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

I had such a low opinion of Trump's business ethics that I never watched his TV show. However, he's certainly no worse than the rest of our elected officials who manage to end up rich after a few terms in DC - or the Pentagon thugs who parlay their connections into lucrative jobs with arms companies.

Government is human beings dealing in money and power, so it is inherently corrupt. The more money and power it is allowed to control, the more corrupt it will be. The only way to reduce corruption is to reduce the money and power it has to work with.

It is likely that the US Government is the most corrupt on earth and has been for a long time.

So to end corruption a tyranny you want to vote for an admitted tyrant and someone who was proven in open court to be corrupt…..makes sense.

 

[Lazaran]

So to end corruption a tyranny you want to vote for an admitted tyrant and someone who was proven in open court to be corrupt…..makes sense.

cucked_a_lot DID vote FOR the corrupt orange traitor…TWICE, and they WILL vote FOR the corrupt orange traitor…AGAIN.

*nods*

JFC

SAD!!!

 

[Rotadom]

All of you, regardless of political ideology, issues that are important to you, and personal opinions about the man, should vote for Trump - and here’s why:

Trump was probably your last chance to choose a President that wasn’t pre-selected for you by the Power Clique. Neither the Democrat nor Republican leadership wanted him. He wasn’t part of the clique, didn’t have the same objectives, wasn’t in on their brand of corruption. That made him dangerous and they were determined to get rid of him.

If they didn’t destroy him, some other outsider might run and voters might have the audacity to choose their own President again!

So they used every available means to ruin his Presidency - and they kept up the pursuit after he left office. It is as much to scare off others as it is to damage Trump.

We all - even those cheering it on - know the charges are either completely fabricated or are the same things the rest of them are doing. But to the Power Clique, both R and D, it’s crucial to make Trump an object lesson for others lest they try to invade Washington without going through the proper channels and obtaining the proper blessings.

So regardless of what you believe about issues or think about Trump… if you would ever like the opportunity to choose a President yourself instead of picking one of a few choices pre-approved by the parties… you’d be wise to vote for Trump this time.

Name every single member of the "Power Clique" and each of their functions.

 

[Rotadom]

You need to be admirable and have integrity to ward my love.

• He's a shitty family man.
• He's a shitty Christian.
• He's a shitty business man.
• He's a shitty human being.
• He's a shitty, one-term, 2x forever impeached, 2x popular vote losing president.

Now, explain exactly why I should vote for him?

 

[Chernosoth]

I was a type of conservative in 2016 when I voted for the Green. I knew Trump was much better than Clinton, but I still could not make that leap after years of voting Green. Voting for a Pub was too much of a radical change for me.

 

[TomTeacher19]

I fully support the idea of how much this country needs candidates outside of the two dominant parties.

Trump isn't that. Not in any real or good way. He folded on his principles and marches right in line with all the worst aspects of the GOP to keep pretending he's part of them - and then goes rogue in the worst possible ways on top of that. He's not outside the two parties. He took the worst, most corrupt, most distasteful parts of the the GOP and stretched them I to even worse extremes - and the party totally devoid of ethics or leadership went right along with it.

 

[Rotadom]

I fully support the idea of how much this country needs candidates outside of the two dominant parties.

Trump isn't that. Not in any real or good way. He folded on his principles and marches right in line with all the worst aspects of the GOP to keep pretending he's part of them - and then goes rogue in the worst possible ways on top of that. He's not outside the two parties. He took the worst, most corrupt, most distasteful parts of the the GOP and stretched them I to even worse extremes - and the party totally devoid of ethics or leadership went right along with it.

Trump was a Democrat right up until about 10 minutes before declaring to be the Republican nominee.

 

[BrightShinyGirl]

I was a type of conservative in 2016 when I voted for the Green. I knew Trump was much better than Clinton, but I still could not make that leap after years of voting Green. Voting for a Pub was too much of a radical change for me.

It sounds like you still believe that Donald Trump was a better candidate than Hillary Clinton. In 2016 when he’d never held public office, it was possible to entertain that opinion, but after seeing his actions as President it’s abundantly clear that she would have done a better job in the Oval Office.

 

[Chernosoth]

It sounds like you still believe that Donald Trump was a better candidate than Hillary Clinton. In 2016 when he’d never held public office, it was possible to entertain that opinion, but after seeing his actions as President it’s abundantly clear that she would have done a better job in the Oval Office.

My opinion of him rose as I saw his competence and achievements. He did a mostly fine job, except for his covid fuckups. He let his germophobia lead him into stupid decisions.

 

[Rotadom]

My opinion of him rose as I saw his competence and achievements. He did a mostly fine job, except for his covid fuckups. He let his germophobia lead him into stupid decisions.

Which achievements do you hold dearest?

 

[icanhelp1]

This is flawed logic and is the worst reason to vote for someone that has stated that they want to rule like a dictator, doesn’t respect the constitution, is an extreme narcissist, is a fraud, a persistent liar and runs his life and administration like a mob boss. Even most his prior administration is warning us not to vote for this man and the harm he will cause to his democracy. He’s a snake oil salesman from the word go. I would never vote for Trump under any circumstance.

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Which achievements do you hold dearest?

Biden is making Trump look good, simple as that!

 

[TomTeacher19]

Biden is making Trump look good, simple as that!

Not in any world with reality or honesty.

 

[icanhelp1]

Not in any world with reality or honesty.

Reality? Just look at the polls, pretty simple.

 

[Rotadom]

Biden is making Trump look good, simple as that!

Yes, I know you believe it's as simple as that. Not like you have the capacity to be any more articulate than something so simple.

 

[icanhelp1]

Yes, I know you believe it's as simple as that. Not like you have the capacity to be any more articulate than something so simple.

I’m not here to tutor you.

 

[jomar]

I fully support the idea of how much this country needs candidates outside of the two dominant parties.

Trump isn't that. Not in any real or good way. He folded on his principles and marches right in line with all the worst aspects of the GOP to keep pretending he's part of them - and then goes rogue in the worst possible ways on top of that. He's not outside the two parties. He took the worst, most corrupt, most distasteful parts of the the GOP and stretched them I to even worse extremes - and the party totally devoid of ethics or leadership went right along with it.

trump doesn’t have any principles outside of his love of self

My opinion of him rose as I saw his competence and achievements. He did a mostly fine job, except for his covid fuckups. He let his germophobia lead him into stupid decisions.

He does get credit for not fucking up the recovery that Obama handed him

 

[Bn2f]

My opinion of him rose as I saw his competence and achievements. He did a mostly fine job, except for his covid fuckups. He let his germophobia lead him into stupid decisions.

Who’s da purtty kitty? You are! You are!
See, I can never get mad at you cos you’re so darned cute! You, I believe, actually think what you said is true while bad, bad cats like ican just say this crap out the side of their mouths for reactions.
Stay cute Cherno! Mwah, mwah, mwah.

 

[jaF0]

My opinion of him rose as I saw his competence and achievements.

More golfing days than any other President
More impeachments than any other President
More criminal indictments than any other President.

 

[Rotadom]

I’m not here to tutor you.

Thank fuck for that.

 

[icanhelp1]

Who’s da purtty kitty? You are! You are!
See, I can never get mad at you cos you’re so darned cute! You, I believe, actually think what you said is true while bad, bad cats like ican just say this crap out the side of their mouths for reactions.
Stay cute Cherno! Mwah, mwah, mwah.

Truth hurts!