Now I get the big picture. They are just very jealous of that fact that he's a very rich and popular businessman who became president who has received endless admiration from countless supporters. They can't have that, they prefer poor and unpopular presidents with a lower social standing. Very evil people trying to steal the spotlight.
shareIs this satire?
shareEndless admiration, really?
This is not, or at least should not, be why someone devotes themselves to a life of public service. In fact, it’s the opposite. Political figures with power should be particularly adept at taking abuse and criticism and brushing it aside.
Trump’s the one who likes the groupies and the rallies. You can’t take his defining and unorthodox characteristic of a government official, and assign it instead to people who spent their lives learning Constitutional law, or economics, or foreign affairs. While they were doing that, Trump was shaving Vince MacMahon’s head as a penalty of a lost WWE Wrestlemania match.
I’m going to support Biden and the Democrats in 2024, so we can continue to make Government Great Again.
Most Americans love President Trump, in fact 78% of Americans want him back as the real President.
shareYou’re delusional
shareTrump holds 44 point lead for Republican Nomination
Trump — 59% (+44)
DeSantis — 15%
Pence — 5%
Haley — 4%
Hutchinson — 3%
Christie — 2%
Ramaswamy — 1%
Undecided — 10%
5:22 PM • Jun 29, 2023
If that's the case, then there will no doubt be riots if he is convicted of being guilty anything, whatever it may be.
shareYou’re insane
share[–] Patman111196 (839) 12 hours agoWhoa, whoa, whoa there Lindsey Graham. Let's just step back and dissect what you are thinking and typing before you get yourself into a minor tizzy of trouble.
If that's the case, then there will no doubt be riots if he is convicted of being guilty anything, whatever it may be.
no these are civilised people !
there will be no smashing windows and grabbing pairs of sneakers .
It'll have to be a march down to the Whitehouse I guess , kick the door in and put Donald back on his seat.
Greetings Comrad Troll! Did you know the CIA will pay for details on your Troll Farm? How often do Putin and Trump discuss elections?
shareReminds me of one of Stalin's goons that said, "You give me the man, I'll give you the crime." Or something like that.
sharehttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/how-long-could-trump-go-to-prison-lawyer-warns-ex-president-could-be-his-own-worst-enemy-exclusive/ar-AA1dmdRZ?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=325a03b7068d49e99fb4d818447f250a&ei=24
"Donald Trump's legal quagmire is like a giant tangled ball of wool, with so many potential threads it's near impossible to unravel. The two indictments Trump's already been charged with -- and the ongoing investigation into his possible interference with the 2020 presidential election -- are just the tip of the legal iceberg. Forbes reports that there are "dozens" of other lawsuits and investigations in the works, too, including accusations of falsely inflating real estate valuations, fraud, possible shady stock trading, allegedly receiving undeclared gifts from foreign dignitaries, and purportedly promoting a pyramid scheme, among others.
Meanwhile, Donald's 2024 announcement to stand for president again signaled that his family is starting to distance themselves from him. They were conspicuously absent during his big speech (via Twitter), with only Melania Trump by his side. But then, Donald isn't the only Trump in potentially boiling hot legal water.
According to CBS News, Donald Jr. and Eric Trump have been accused, along with their father, of allegedly attempting to defraud the New York Department of Taxation and Finance. Allen Weisselberg, former CFO of the Trump Organization, testified that Donald, Donald Jr., and Eric orchestrated a scheme that enabled employees to partially hide the amount of their income. And per the Washington Post, Ivanka Trump's husband, Jared Kushner, continues to be scrutinized for allegedly using his Trump administration role for his financial benefit, including receiving a $2 million payment from a Saudi investment company.
But of course he’s innocent of all these alleged crimes!😂😂😂The MAGA morons don’t know how to read
shareYes, he is (not his supporters) entitled to the benefits the USofA's legal, judicial, and criminal Justice system, which means due process, innocent until proven guilty by a jury of his peers, and finally a consequence to his Crime-ing and Crimes.
Did we fail to comment on the entire Trump/Kushner Crime-ing family? 🤣
Trump will win this time unless the dems cheat again...
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