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  • BikerBob
    I think you could take the heat Doc. You?ve been a member here a long time and keep coming back, for more abuse! [:)]

    Seriously though, I like what he?s doing but he could be send folks off using more professional civility.
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  • Rocky Raab
    I agree with Doc. The man is either a totally awful judge of people, or he's a vindictive tyrant. I never watched it, but that Apprentice show he did where he arbitrarily fired people should have been a clue of what his Presidency would be like.

    Love what he's doing, but he's very easy to dislike personally.
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  • Sam06
    quote:Love what he's doing, but he's very easy to dislike personally.
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  • texaswildman
    I'm troubled by some and others not so much. For the most part, I like the things he has done. Don't pay any attention to news reports, but watch the Federal Register and departmental guidance documents. On the other hand, the dismissal of his first Secretary of State troubled me....
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  • spasmcreek
    i like how he is stirring up the swamp but if he keeps on showing his blind side the democraps have a sure thing next election
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  • danielgage
    quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
    I agree with Doc. The man is either a totally awful judge of people, or he's a vindictive tyrant. I never watched it, but that Apprentice show he did where he arbitrarily fired people should have been a clue of what his Presidency would be like.

    Love what he's doing, but he's very easy to dislike personally.


    absolutely
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  • Alpine
    quote:Originally posted by spasmcreek
    i like how he is stirring up the swamp but if he keeps on showing his blind side the democraps have a sure thing next election


    Really? Who? Which communist?
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by Doc
    There is one aspect of Trump's presidency that deeply concerns me. So many of his administration people are appointed then within a few weeks he is publicly criticizing them until they quit and then he really insults them. Why did you hire such terrible people, Mr. President? Why are you such an ass about this? Is this how you do things in your corporation management? If I were offered a position in the Trump Administration I would decline.

    This is just the way he is, and always has been.

    I was hopeful that when the enormity of having actually been elected POTUS hit him, that possibly he would grow up/mature a bit, and quit acting like a spoiled 12 year old.

    I see my hopes were for naught it appears.
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  • Junkballer
    All he ask of one is to do the job and show positive results....if not..Bye [:)] for that I don't blame him. All of the drama during & afterwards we can do without, that I wish he would learn that but I think at his age he's not changing what works for him. He'll still get my vote over any others, So far I'm liking his results and that's all that matters to me [;)]
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  • yoshmyster
    Some folks looks great on paper that turns out to be a big pile of worthless fool.
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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    quote:Originally posted by danielgage
    quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
    I agree with Doc. The man is either a totally awful judge of people, or he's a vindictive tyrant. I never watched it, but that Apprentice show he did where he arbitrarily fired people should have been a clue of what his Presidency would be like.

    Love what he's doing, but he's very easy to dislike personally.


    absolutely
    Yep, I agree also.
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  • danielgage
    quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by Doc
    There is one aspect of Trump's presidency that deeply concerns me. So many of his administration people are appointed then within a few weeks he is publicly criticizing them until they quit and then he really insults them. Why did you hire such terrible people, Mr. President? Why are you such an ass about this? Is this how you do things in your corporation management? If I were offered a position in the Trump Administration I would decline.

    This is just the way he is, and always has been.

    I was hopeful that when the enormity of having actually been elected POTUS hit him, that possibly he would grow up/mature a bit, and quit acting like a spoiled 12 year old.

    I see my hopes were for naught it appears.


    felt and still feel the same as you do [:(]
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  • Navybat
    Yup, I know better than Mr. Trump.

    If he offered me a position on the PRESIDENT'S CABINET, I would decline. BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

    He's a billionaire who became president. He's the most powerful man in the world. He does things how he wants to. And it works.

    The economy is up BIGLY. Our position in the world, if not loved, is at least respected again.

    Remember, the business of the United States is BUSINESS.

    Now people here are complaining because not everyone fits into his style of doing things. He's fired a few people. Out of a HUGE staff. In the most important office in the world.

    And some people here are so arrogant as to think they would say NO to the President of the United States. As if they would ever be asked.

    BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

    All I can say is, GO DONALD. MAGA!!!!
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  • Doc
    It's less than 2 years for Trump and he's made a lot of personnel changes for such a short time.

    More than just the revolving door of his administration is the insults and public criticism of people he initially heralded as great. Other presidents do this? I missed it.

    Yes, on a couple things I may know better than Trump. Being a punk towards your employees is one of them. It's wrong. Period. And he does it a lot.
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  • discusdad
    IMO, i think he will be a 1 and out no matter what. simply because of health problems. look how much the job itself has aged every President in our lifetime. 4 years in the Oval Office is 20 years on the workbench. remember, he started at 75..i personally don't see him finishing out this term because of health reasons.
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by GreatGuns
    quote:Originally posted by Navybat
    Yup, I know better than Mr. Trump.

    If he offered me a position on the PRESIDENT'S CABINET, I would decline. BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

    He's a billionaire who became president. He's the most powerful man in the world. He does things how he wants to. And it works.

    The economy is up BIGLY. Our position in the world, if not loved, is at least respected again.

    Remember, the business of the United States is BUSINESS.

    Now people here are complaining because not everyone fits into his style of doing things. He's fired a few people. Out of a HUGE staff. In the most important office in the world.

    And some people here are so arrogant as to think they would say NO to the President of the United States. As if they would ever be asked.

    BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

    All I can say is, GO DONALD. MAGA!!!!


    "Baaaa, baaa." Good little follower. MAGA? Seriously? As in "Make America Groan Again?" I've never witnessed a "look at me, look at me" president in my life, until now. Immature and disrespectful of the position elected into, IMHO. [B)]

    In all fairness, Obama was pretty good at it,....and still is with all of his 'That was me!" comments seen on media recently.[:)]
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  • Grasshopper
    quote:Originally posted by GreatGuns
    quote:Originally posted by Navybat
    Yup, I know better than Mr. Trump.

    If he offered me a position on the PRESIDENT'S CABINET, I would decline. BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

    He's a billionaire who became president. He's the most powerful man in the world. He does things how he wants to. And it works.

    The economy is up BIGLY. Our position in the world, if not loved, is at least respected again.

    Remember, the business of the United States is BUSINESS.

    Now people here are complaining because not everyone fits into his style of doing things. He's fired a few people. Out of a HUGE staff. In the most important office in the world.

    And some people here are so arrogant as to think they would say NO to the President of the United States. As if they would ever be asked.

    BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

    All I can say is, GO DONALD. MAGA!!!!


    "Baaaa, baaa." Good little follower. MAGA? Seriously? As in "Make America Groan Again?" I've never witnessed a "look at me, look at me" president in my life, until now. Immature and disrespectful of the position elected into, IMHO. [B)]



    Yea, Hill Clinton would have DONE SO MUCH more for OUR country. Now go graze on some more of that possum you have got cooking and the other ones that are you are feeding grain for two weeks to clean the dung out of them. Maybe have Clinton over for some of your home baked possum for Christmas?/[:p]
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  • Grasshopper
    Trump has done more for freeing up jobs than anyone can know because the MEDIA does not report it.
    Just got an article in our local paper about the paddle boat will be running the rivers again,,not because of Obama, he stopped it, because of Trump who signed the law letting the company start up AGAIN. It was because a wooden ship could not carry passengers overnight!!. Yea, great. Now in 2020 it will employ 170 people and run the rivers BECAUSE Trump put a stop to the archaic law that Barry didn't renew. Just ONE example.
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  • Junkballer
    quote:Originally posted by discusdad
    IMO, i think he will be a 1 and out no matter what. simply because of health problems. look how much the job itself has aged every President in our lifetime. 4 years in the Oval Office is 20 years on the workbench. remember, he started at 75..i personally don't see him finishing out this term because of health reasons.
    [:0]....Man, have you paid attention to how long these ex-guys are living now ?
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  • grumpygy
    Waiting to the end of the year when Kelly is gone.


    quote:"The question is going to be whether a new chief of staff can have the same kind of gravitas that John (Kelly) did, which is the ability to stop the wrong decision from being made," said Leon Panetta, who was chief of staff for former President Bill Clinton from 1994 to 1997, and later became CIA director and Secretary of Defense in the Obama administration.
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  • Arby
    For all the pissing and moaning about President Trump, folks just need to think about the alternative of electing Hillary Clinton.

    I personally voted for a President, not a Pope, one that shared the majority of my personal values as an a American...and will vote for him again in 2020

    President Trump has accomplished more in two years than any President that came before him.

    Any of you folks that want open boarders, higher taxes, a lousy economy, the Constitution used as toilet paper and gun control should vote straight Democrat next election.
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  • Marc1301
    quote:Originally posted by Arby
    For all the pissing and moaning about President Trump, folks just need to think about the alternative of electing Hillary Clinton.

    I personally voted for a President, not a Pope, one that shared the majority of my personal values as an a American...and will vote for him again in 2020

    President Trump has accomplished more in two years than any President that came before him.

    Any of you folks that want open boarders, higher taxes, a lousy economy, the Constitution used as toilet paper and gun control should vote straight Democrat next election.

    Nobody here that I am aware of want this, and you know that. Some of us just wish the man would act more adult like, and knock off the juvenile behavior. He isn't on a reality show any longer.

    And just because I criticize something, doesn't make me a commie, or a lib. I am so Conservative, I make Trump look like a lib in all reality.
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  • Grasshopper
    quote:Originally posted by GreatGuns
    quote:Originally posted by Grasshopper
    Trump has done more for freeing up jobs than anyone can know because the MEDIA does not report it.
    Just got an article in our local paper about the paddle boat will be running the rivers again,,not because of Obama, he stopped it, because of Trump who signed the law letting the company start up AGAIN. It was because a wooden ship could not carry passengers overnight!!. Yea, great. Now in 2020 it will employ 170 people and run the rivers BECAUSE Trump put a stop to the archaic law that Barry didn't renew. Just ONE example.



    So you

    You're absolutely right. Due to businesses closing. Frees those positions right up and allows them to go on unemployment, or disability, like you. [;)]


    So you like to belittle me, typical elite behavior. Make up dung about a person you know nothing of. Whatever , your soul tells you, maybe you better get a check of yourself and see what the meter reads,
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  • shilowar
    My Chief is on the short list for US Marshal out in this district...it hasn't been announced, not sure why. At this point I guess he might take it to put on his resume, but he'd only be in the job for less than two years if Trump isn't re=elected.
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  • SCOUT5
    quote:Originally posted by Rocky Raab
    I agree with Doc. The man is either a totally awful judge of people, or he's a vindictive tyrant. I never watched it, but that Apprentice show he did where he arbitrarily fired people should have been a clue of what his Presidency would be like.

    Love what he's doing, but he's very easy to dislike personally.


    The show was designed that way, the last one standing won, he had to fire someone until only one was left.

    In his own businesses he didn't fire that many people. With business that large there were, of course, people fired. But he didn't look for reason to fire people.

    If you read some of his books you'll find out he has a lot of respect for most of the people in his company and tries to let them play to their strengths.
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  • jimdeere
    Odd that conservatives will acknowledge the faults of a Republican President while all leftists fall in lock step behind a democrat.
    I don?t care for a lot of his behavior, and he certainly wasn?t my first or even second or third pick in the primaries.

    I ask you all this, if he was up for re-election tomorrow, would you vote for him?
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  • SCOUT5
    We need to understand that he is dealing with a lot of political power brokers and the greedy self serving republican leadership. He has to rely to some extent on these peoples recommendations as he hasn't been in the game long enough to make all his own contacts and get to know the people available for these positions that well.

    He gets lead astray on some of these appointments. What is he to do, let the person stay in the position even though they are not doing the job that's needed? Just because he appointed them based on other's recommendation doesn't mean he has to tolerate them not doing the job.
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  • droptop
    Billary Cliton would have made a better President? Maybe, then we could have had the equivalent of Frances Macron and the revolution could have started already. Oh well maybe in two more years.
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  • Alpine
    I could care less about what he says or tweets, as long as he does what he promised before the election.

    I will vote for him again in 2020. Health issues? Really? Don't care.
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  • Navybat
    Some people are never satisfied. Jobs coming back, the economy good, welfare cheats being caught, illegals being stopped.

    But some don't like the way he parts his hair.

    Or how he runs his office.

    Sheesh. Get a life.
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