President Trump’s Stupid Tweets Are A Heck Of A Lot Better Than Joe Biden’s Evil Policies

[corbe]

President Trump’s Stupid Tweets Are A Heck Of A Lot Better Than Joe Biden’s Evil Policies

Trump kept his word on abortion, religious liberty, and the rule of law. The radicals running the Democratic Party have shown they'll do anything for power.

By Nathanael Blake
SEPTEMBER 2, 2020

I don’t like President Trump. I don’t think he is a good man, and I didn’t think he was the best choice for Republicans in 2016. I certainly don’t like everything he does, says, or tweets. But I am still going to vote for him, and I don’t think I’m the only one.

Unlike four years ago, Trump is now a known political quantity. He has fought to keep his promises on the issues I care most about: abortion, religious liberty, and the rule of law. Meanwhile, the radicals running the Democratic Party have demonstrated that they will do anything for power — and that they view people like me as enemies to be punished and destroyed.

My tipping point was the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation fight. After Trump’s election, the Democrats tried to claim the moral high ground; in the Kavanaugh battle, they shelled that position into oblivion. The Democrats not only tried to defeat the nomination, but they also promoted even the most grotesque and lurid smears — accusing a respected, mainstream judge of having been a high school gang-rape mastermind.

Democrats profess alarm over Trump’s prevarications, only to match him lie for lie. Most egregious was the Russian collusion hoax that they and their media allies invented. Supposedly serious people argued that the president was a Russian agent who had colluded with Putin to steal the election.

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https://thefederalist.com/2020/09/02/president-trumps-stupid-tweets-are-a-heck-of-a-lot-better-than-joe-bidens-evil-policies/

[XenaLee]

Ok.   Who are you and what have you done with the real corbe???   Is there a ransom?

[dfwgator]

I don't think they're stupid, I think they are actually calculated to get a certain reaction, that brings to light issues in a way no other method could.

There is a method to the madness.

[skeeter]

Isn’t striving to keep one’s word a primary trait of a ‘good man’?

[LMAO]

 I feel the same way as this writer.   I also do not think that Joe Biden is a left winger nor do I believe that Joe Biden does not like his country. But if he were to be elected, these people who are in the streets burning and looting and killing would run the country. Biden will not be able to push back against them because if he did, he would face  a primary challenge from the left

This writer’s statements is what I’m hearing from others

More exciting for me is to see the increasing number of black conservatives

[corbe]

    I probably deserve that @XenaLee 

    My rehabilitation is moving along just fine.  I also refrained from posting this.

September 2nd, 2020

The Titanic Election

This election is no longer about who is competent to run government. It's not about who offers better policy. It's not about who can grasp the levers of government better, or garner more empathy, or be the more adult person in the room. That's not even a battle. And that's the point that brought me to my cataclysmic decision. I'm heading for the lifeboats.

by Steve Berman


By White Star Line - This is an Image of the RMS Titanic taken in 1912, I used an online colorizer to make it colorized, CC BY-SA 4.0.

“Well, you force me into a cataclysmic decision.” — The Wizard of Oz.

Four years ago, I was a Never-Trumper among Never-Trumpers. I worked the sums of the ledger of Donald J. Trump; it was drenched in red ink, failed businesses, failed marriages, and failed character. At the center of it all was a man who wore the hate spat at him like a king’s ermine stoat.

In business and politics, there seemed to be only one guiding principle for Trump’s version of “the way I’d do it,” and that is how much attention it will get for the man who craves attention and adoration in a way that makes the words “crack addiction” seem inappropriately weak to describe it.

A three-year-old desperately trying to get mommy and daddy to notice him will resort to smearing the walls with excrement when simply tugging at legs fails. Then they have to pay attention. In the same way, Trump, in life, was compelled to get the world’s attention: by buying an airline and financially burying it; by bankrupting a casino; by lending his name to all kinds of scams, Ponzi schemes, and ersatz products of every kind; by constantly weaving his way into the media while simultaneously trolling them.

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https://theresurgent.com/2020/09/02/the-titanic-election/

[XenaLee]

    I probably deserve that @XenaLee 

    My rehabilitation is moving along just fine.  I also refrained from posting this.

September 2nd, 2020

The Titanic Election

This election is no longer about who is competent to run government. It's not about who offers better policy. It's not about who can grasp the levers of government better, or garner more empathy, or be the more adult person in the room. That's not even a battle. And that's the point that brought me to my cataclysmic decision. I'm heading for the lifeboats.

by Steve Berman


By White Star Line - This is an Image of the RMS Titanic taken in 1912, I used an online colorizer to make it colorized, CC BY-SA 4.0.

“Well, you force me into a cataclysmic decision.” — The Wizard of Oz.

Four years ago, I was a Never-Trumper among Never-Trumpers. I worked the sums of the ledger of Donald J. Trump; it was drenched in red ink, failed businesses, failed marriages, and failed character. At the center of it all was a man who wore the hate spat at him like a king’s ermine stoat.

In business and politics, there seemed to be only one guiding principle for Trump’s version of “the way I’d do it,” and that is how much attention it will get for the man who craves attention and adoration in a way that makes the words “crack addiction” seem inappropriately weak to describe it.

A three-year-old desperately trying to get mommy and daddy to notice him will resort to smearing the walls with excrement when simply tugging at legs fails. Then they have to pay attention. In the same way, Trump, in life, was compelled to get the world’s attention: by buying an airline and financially burying it; by bankrupting a casino; by lending his name to all kinds of scams, Ponzi schemes, and ersatz products of every kind; by constantly weaving his way into the media while simultaneously trolling them.

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https://theresurgent.com/2020/09/02/the-titanic-election/

Lol!   I'm proud of ya.   And trolling is, after all, an "art form"....lololol.