Trump is delusional
Wow I would say lost his mind but not sure he had one to lose. I wish the GOP had a decent candidate that had a little common sense and still had the balls to take on the Enemy of the people
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Looks like Bloomberg is getting in the race. Want to talk about delusional that guy is. Lord help us if that wacko wins. 0 -
If you wanted the wall to succeed and get funded and built, would you act and talk like Trump?dreher wrote:Trump is the best President in my life time for one simple reason. He told us what he would do if elected and has set about keeping his campaign promises. And fighting the dims and the pukes every step of the way. The only way I see him as delusional is he actually believes he will eventually do all he has promised. GO DONALD!!!! KICK ASS IN 2020!!!
When the Democrat party declined to nominate him, he found out what middle class Republicans wanted. Then he switched parties and got elected, just to show the Democrats.
He did it by telling people like you what they wanted to hear.
Bill Clinton once believed in large parts of Donald Trump's alleged present day agenda, so why isn't Trump trying to reach Democrats and form coalitions with Democrat politicians, as well as seemingly setting out to offend Latinos who are growing increasingly powerful?
Does it feel to you like he's trying to make it all work? It does not, to me.
Doesn't it feel like he's a fish out of water? His previous support of the Democrats got him nothing in terms of presidency so he ran out on them, but Conservatives know he's not really one of them.0 -
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"Bill Clinton once believed in large parts of Donald Trump's alleged present day agenda, so why isn't Trump trying to reach Democrats and form coalitions with Democrat politicians, as well as seemingly setting out to offend Latinos who are growing increasingly powerful?"
Hmmm, Perhaps because they stated 2 days after the election that they would impeach him. A lot of the things he has proposed would have been passed through the house if a dem was president. I have said before that I don't like Trump much but I can deal with that. The dems can't seem to deal with it and are going stark raving mad. They are putting their parties quest for power over the good of the country. Bob0 -
In my view they knew he was a selfish, copmpromised lout long before he changed sides in...what was it? 2012? Hilary Clinton went to one of his weddings. They knew what kind of a guy he is long before 2 days after the election. He was a tool of Democrats, then had a falling out when he realized they weren't going to make him President.BobJudy wrote:Soreshoulder-...Hmmm, Perhaps because they stated 2 days after the election that they would impeach him.
You seriously don't think the die was cast long before two days after the election?
Can it be that both sides on occasion do unwise things that aren't very good for the country but by and large, they don't easily tolerate a Watergate or something outright traitorous?A lot of the things he has proposed would have been passed through the house if a dem was president. I have said before that I don't like Trump much but I can deal with that. The dems can't seem to deal with it and are going stark raving mad. They are putting their parties quest for power over the good of the country. Bob
The Dems know they created this monster and he has to be stopped. In my speculative view, he's an ex operative who did great enforcement for them but they know he doesn't belong in office and could hurt the country.
They hoped he would lose, then took out the big guns. They had probably talked at length about what else they could do to stop him if he got elected long before that time.0 -
You sure give the politicians a lot more credit for being smart than I do. Whether dem or republican, most are a public fa?ade for the people on their staff that tell them what to do and think. Trump is a problem for the political machine because he apparently doesn't do what the career insiders tell him to do. While I don't much care for his style maybe shaking up the political machine by not electing their carefully groomed candidate in 2016 was a good thing. Follow the money and power. If we had self thinking politicians then most of the behind the scenes movers and shakers would be out of a job.
You still haven't answered how Trump can form alliances to get anything done in this toxic political environment. My low opinion of him is based more on his demeaner not his record because the dems have frozen out most of his legislation. How can I judge on performance when there is so little to go on? Bob0 -
Suppose the reason for the toxic environment is they really don't think he belongs in power.BobJudy wrote:You still haven't answered how Trump can form alliances to get anything done in this toxic political environment.
What if you made a psychopathic lout into a powerful thug for you, then events got away from you and he became the President of another party, all enabled by the fact that you helped give him a name and keep him in power?
They may have a conscience. It's possible.
There is accountability in our political system, even if you don't think there's such a thing as a Democrat with a conscience. But come on, they wouldn't get anything done without some kind of conscience.
They know him well. He surely wanted the Democratic nomination. Didn't he run all the way back in 1988? He's been getting brushed aside for some time now. He probably would have done better than Al Gore or John Kerry. Yet they denied him.
Then, as soon as he's in office, they impeach.
They know the guy doesn't belong in power.0 -
GilWilson1 wrote:Wow I would say lost his mind but not sure he had one to lose. I wish the GOP had a decent candidate that had a little common sense and still had the balls to take on the Enemy of the people
I really fail to comprehend the how or why you think Trump is delusional.
Simply look at the slate of candidates the Democrats running for POTUS, they are truly delusional to the max.
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