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Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - ODU BLUE - 12-25-2017 05:26 PM
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - bubbapt - 12-25-2017 05:39 PM
“If you lost your fortune tomorrow, what would you do?”
“Maybe run for President.”
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - stinkfist - 12-25-2017 07:54 PM
(12-25-2017 05:39 PM)bubbapt Wrote: “If you lost your fortune tomorrow, what would you do?”
“Maybe run for President.”
isn't it ominous that he learned the hard way over time as he's now worth bazillions???
lmao....
the #swamp should've asked for early entry as a christmas 'presence' long ago....he'd have gone down in flames....
ol' boy done figured out some shite since then....
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - CardFan1 - 12-25-2017 08:40 PM
God Love Him !
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - shere khan - 12-25-2017 08:57 PM
Great stuff. Everything he said is true.
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - Kronke - 12-25-2017 09:02 PM
Great point on the hostages. He's the ultimate bluff catcher. Don't push him, unless you're willing to go all the way. And if you dare, he'll crush you.
Fantastic leadership!
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - ECUGrad07 - 12-26-2017 10:50 AM
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing!
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - Fo Shizzle - 12-26-2017 05:15 PM
Interesting.
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - tigersroll - 12-26-2017 07:30 PM
1980? so America was still not great then either?
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - stinkfist - 12-26-2017 07:34 PM
(12-26-2017 07:30 PM)tigersroll Wrote: 1980? so America was still not great then either?
was 15 yrs in to the point of today.....
but you won't be able to tie in how the war on drugs relative to those corporate tax breaks continued to create what is now considered the great wealth divide.....
go fix that one after it happens.......good luck.....
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - shere khan - 12-26-2017 07:41 PM
(12-26-2017 07:30 PM)tigersroll Wrote: 1980? so America was still not great then either?Beginning to recover from a president only slightly more competent than Obama. Carter is thankful for Obama every day.
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - olliebaba - 12-26-2017 10:52 PM
"...no great brain but a big smile". That struck me that he was speaking in future tense, aka, Oblunder.
He hasn't changed and he certainly is walking the talk, to the Demons dismay.
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - arkstfan - 12-27-2017 01:49 AM
I think he is low life trash but that ain't never stopped anyone from being president.
His biggest mistake as president so far, in my opinion, was his failure to expect to win, he's done a pretty lousy job, in general, appointing people because he arrived unprepared with a motley staff for the most part.
Some of the judicial appointments put forward are horrifyingly bad. It's not that much work to find say the top 3 grads from the top 20 law schools and the best law school in each state from 1992 to 2002 who were members of the Federalist Society. There many highly qualified conservative lawyers that could have been tapped that would have avoided those woes.
What will be fascinating is how he does after the mid-term elections if the Democrats take the House which they are likely to do and the Senate will likely be 51-49 or 50-50.
He has a long history of favoring "liberal/progressive" ideas like universal health care and paid maternity leave was part of his platform. A changed Congress may result in changed priorities.
RE: Unaired US President Donald Trump interview 1980 - EverRespect - 12-27-2017 07:49 AM
(12-27-2017 01:49 AM)arkstfan Wrote: I think he is low life trash but that ain't never stopped anyone from being president.He is trying to drain the swamp. Making appointments trained by and entrenched in the swamp and in swampy fraternities is what he is trying to avoid. Change management takes even longer when you throw in the politics and fake news.
His biggest mistake as president so far, in my opinion, was his failure to expect to win, he's done a pretty lousy job, in general, appointing people because he arrived unprepared with a motley staff for the most part.
Some of the judicial appointments put forward are horrifyingly bad. It's not that much work to find say the top 3 grads from the top 20 law schools and the best law school in each state from 1992 to 2002 who were members of the Federalist Society. There many highly qualified conservative lawyers that could have been tapped that would have avoided those woes.
What will be fascinating is how he does after the mid-term elections if the Democrats take the House which they are likely to do and the Senate will likely be 51-49 or 50-50.
He has a long history of favoring "liberal/progressive" ideas like universal health care and paid maternity leave was part of his platform. A changed Congress may result in changed priorities.
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