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Contrary to his belief he doesn’t have great powers but does have great responsibility. Unfortunately as I expected he has failed to rise to the occasion in any problem he has confronted, that’s the definition of a failed president. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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70% of Americans and the rest of the world see Tweety’s failure to live up to his responsibility.
Nobody told me, it’s not my job and either failing to listen or picking #^&#^&#^&#^&ty advisors who won’t tell you anything you don’t want to hear would get any executive in business removed. I expect it will work that way for Tweety too Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Tonight with Pandemic raging, millions of people out of work, and the president is is going to address it from his country club with a bunch of wealthy members who pay him personally.
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4 more years
Ivanka 2024 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Apparently, those who think that the rest of the world has moved away from hydroxychloroquine for covid are misinformed: https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ve-therapy-do/
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Trump: “We’re doing very well.”
Coronavirus deaths over the last 7 days: Australia: 70 Canada: 37 France: 51 Germany: 49 Italy: 55 Japan: 27 Spain: 57 Sweden: 27 UK: 414 US: 7,189 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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President Biden is looking forward to this taxing and spending power he didn't even know Republicans were fine with him having. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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But that won't stop them from making the shift complete. Any help in doing so by Trump will not go unappreciated. It doesn't seem to bother you. You're all in for President Biden, along with Pelosi, Schumer, and the rising Squad to help finish the job of making the federal government the go to solver for any and all problems, even the ones they create in greater quantity along the way. And, of course, it's a given for you that they will solve everything that ails us . . . because they're smarter and better. That it might seem, on the surface, that problems have intensified under unconstitutional federal direction, that's just a mirage. It's like that you've got to crack eggs to make an omellete thing. In the long run, you and your eggs don't matter. An all powerful government that will tell us what is good for us, and make us do it--that is what's important. Because we are not capable of making our own omelletes. |
Trump: [farts during a speech]
Detbuch: Only leftist elitists would claim that the President passed gas, when in fact his butthole was clearly speaking in the ancient Juncfood dialect of the Amirite language used in Syria 3,000 years ago. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
If you’re keeping track
Obama issued 276 executive orders over eight years. Before today, Trump had issued 177 over less than four. That's almost a 40% increase in the rate of issuance. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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A lot of Trump's EO's were removal of executive orders made by Obama. But, as some of us have been saying on this forum, those happy with the EO's made by Progressives (specifically by Obama) there would come a time when someone would come to power that they didn't like. Welcome to your political Frankenstein. |
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number is perfectly acceptable, but trumps isn’t? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
5 million cases now. Please, I want to stop winning. I'm getting tired of it.
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Welcome Tweety’s overreach, much like deficits and the usual Republican economic collapse Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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It has come to this: Even the Canadians don't want us. Cars with US plates are vandalized and Americans sneaking across the border face fines as high as six figures. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Trump is not the problem in that respect. Progressivism is. And any little move, even by electing Republicans instead of Democrats, to help put some brakes on the Progressive march to unlimited power, would seem to be a welcome one to you if you truly oppose unconstitutional use of EOs along with the rest of the Progressive abuse of the Constitution. Any unconstitutional move by Trump can be opposed by suing it in the Courts. If it makes its way to the Supreme, then the four dyed in the wool Progressives along with Roberts and most of the original constitutionalist Judges if not all will strike it down. If the court is packed with Progressive picks, it will uphold unconstitutional acts by Progressive legislators and Progressive Presidents. That is the issue, not Trump or Biden. |
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