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(11-18-2016 06:07 PM)Ken Barna Wrote:  Dear broncos1123,
For the sake of this argument involving the term "vile", former President Jackson may fit the definition, but I think his lack of education had more to do with him in the category. He certainly had an ego comparable to Don Trump and acted on it. I do not see Andrew Johnson in that category. I do not see any president in the last fifty or sixty years or more that would fit the category as vile like Don Trump.

This defies common sense. Well done.

(11-18-2016 06:07 PM)Ken Barna Wrote:  Dear broncos1123,
For the sake of this argument involving the term "vile", former President Jackson may fit the definition, but I think his lack of education had more to do with him in the category. He certainly had an ego comparable to Don Trump and acted on it. I do not see Andrew Johnson in that category. I do not see any president in the last fifty or sixty years or more that would fit the category as vile like Don Trump.

Clinton's cigars say otherwise.

Dear broncos1123,
How does it defy common sense? Explain why. Don Trump is vile because he is going to save American steel, yet buys Chinese steel, he's for the American worker, but hires immigrant workers, creates a university and rips off the students, etc., etc.

"W" invaded a country for no ostensible reason.

That act caused a few problems.

Personal problems. Financial problems. Strategic problems. Etc.

Problems that have snowballed. Problems that continue to this day.

I guess "vile" is in the eye of the beholder.