Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

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People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Saying what he thinks is for you and me. He's president, the job requires decorum. He has a responsibility to be better.

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• According to biographers, on one occasion when reporters pressed him about the Vietnam War, Johnson unzipped his fly and exposed himself, declaring, "This is why!".
• General Vulgarity: Staffers and colleagues often noted his obsession with toilet humor and general emotional abuse of those around him, making his use of vulgar language a key part of his public and private persona.]

FLBear5630 said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Saying what he thinks is for you and me. He's president, the job requires decorum. He has a responsibility to be better.

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You want the job to have decorum....that is not actually a requirement of the job.

LBJ gave interviews to reports while he was taking a dump....he freely used the N-word

[Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) was notorious for using extensive profanity and vulgar language, often described as "swearing like a sailor". He was known for his crude and boorish behavior, using coarse language in both private conversations and public settings

• According to biographers, on one occasion when reporters pressed him about the Vietnam War, Johnson unzipped his fly and exposed himself, declaring, "This is why!".
• General Vulgarity: Staffers and colleagues often noted his obsession with toilet humor and general emotional abuse of those around him, making his use of vulgar language a key part of his public and private persona.]

Plus we can't forget that right or wrong...decorum or not...Trump go elected being who he is....with all the negatives and positives that comes with.

In this case its enough to say Trump was wrong....very wrong

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You guys really want Lyndon Johnson's Presidency to be the model????

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Jack Bauer said:

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KaiBear said:

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Trump is a childish ass.

Totally unpresidential, an embarrassment to everyone who remembers Bush, Reagan and Ford.

So let's vote for a Democrat in 2028 and resume the invasion of tens of millions of illegals; lawfare against Christians, whites and conservatives……..and the unending list of woke legislation right down to eliminating gas ranges and gas cars.

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How about a Republican who is not an immature, fragile, narcissistic, a-hole. Is that too much to ask??

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Jack Bauer said:

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KaiBear said:

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Trump is a childish ass.

Totally unpresidential, an embarrassment to everyone who remembers Bush, Reagan and Ford.

So let's vote for a Democrat in 2028 and resume the invasion of tens of millions of illegals; lawfare against Christians, whites and conservatives……..and the unending list of woke legislation right down to eliminating gas ranges and gas cars.

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How about a Republican who is not an immature, fragile, narcissistic, a-hole. Is that too much to ask??

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

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Mothra said:

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KaiBear said:

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Trump is a childish ass.

Totally unpresidential, an embarrassment to everyone who remembers Bush, Reagan and Ford.

So let's vote for a Democrat in 2028 and resume the invasion of tens of millions of illegals; lawfare against Christians, whites and conservatives……..and the unending list of woke legislation right down to eliminating gas ranges and gas cars.

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And as I've said now for years, therein lies the problem with the Never Trump crowd that won't vote for Trump because he's an ass - a fact we can all agree on. They prefer the abject disaster that was Biden, whether it be open borders, or forcing girls to compete with boys in school sports, to a president that is unpresidential.

To me, as much as I can't stand Trump personally, it's an absolute no brainer if you are actually conservative.

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

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Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

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Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

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What do you base that on?

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

---

Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

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What do you base that on?

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Woodrow Wilson's flagrant bigotry against black Americans.

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

---

Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

---

What do you base that on?

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Woodrow Wilson's flagrant bigotry against black Americans.

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FLBear5630 said:

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Mothra said:

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KaiBear said:

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Trump is a childish ass.

Totally unpresidential, an embarrassment to everyone who remembers Bush, Reagan and Ford.

So let's vote for a Democrat in 2028 and resume the invasion of tens of millions of illegals; lawfare against Christians, whites and conservatives……..and the unending list of woke legislation right down to eliminating gas ranges and gas cars.

---

And as I've said now for years, therein lies the problem with the Never Trump crowd that won't vote for Trump because he's an ass - a fact we can all agree on. They prefer the abject disaster that was Biden, whether it be open borders, or forcing girls to compete with boys in school sports, to a president that is unpresidential.

To me, as much as I can't stand Trump personally, it's an absolute no brainer if you are actually conservative.

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I don't agree with you there. Trump won going away in 2024, proving that people will take an ass over an incompetent. We already did.

That doesn't mean he gets a pass for the 4-year period. He gets credit for good things and dinged for stupid. This is no different. The Reiner comments were in poor taste and stupid, just like those that said negative things about Kirk.

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Mothra said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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Mothra said:

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KaiBear said:

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Trump is a childish ass.

Totally unpresidential, an embarrassment to everyone who remembers Bush, Reagan and Ford.

So let's vote for a Democrat in 2028 and resume the invasion of tens of millions of illegals; lawfare against Christians, whites and conservatives……..and the unending list of woke legislation right down to eliminating gas ranges and gas cars.

---

And as I've said now for years, therein lies the problem with the Never Trump crowd that won't vote for Trump because he's an ass - a fact we can all agree on. They prefer the abject disaster that was Biden, whether it be open borders, or forcing girls to compete with boys in school sports, to a president that is unpresidential.

To me, as much as I can't stand Trump personally, it's an absolute no brainer if you are actually conservative.

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I don't agree with you there. Trump won going away in 2024, proving that people will take an ass over an incompetent. We already did.

That doesn't mean he gets a pass for the 4-year period. He gets credit for good things and dinged for stupid. This is no different. The Reiner comments were in poor taste and stupid, just like those that said negative things about Kirk.

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I am not sure what you are disagreeing with. I agree Trump is an ass, and doesn't get a pass. I made that clear in my initial comments.

What I said is if you're conservative, and it's either Trump or Biden, you vote Trump every, single time. That remains as true today as it was in 2024.

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

---

Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

---

What do you base that on?

---

Woodrow Wilson's flagrant bigotry against black Americans.

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LOL. I will rephrase: in what ways was Barack Obama a racist president?

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His 8 years of verbal race baiting against white people. Not the least of which contributed to the assassination of Dallas police officers.

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

---

Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

---

People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

---

Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

---

Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

---

What do you base that on?

---

Woodrow Wilson's flagrant bigotry against black Americans.

---

LOL. I will rephrase: in what ways was Barack Obama a racist president?

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His 8 years of verbal race baiting against white people. Not the least of which contributed to the assassination of Dallas police officers.

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Remarkably vague. Can you give an example?

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Frank Galvin said:

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KaiBear said:

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Frank Galvin said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

---

Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

---

It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

---

You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

---

Would a conspiracy of one be all that grand, or do people just habitually link the words to make them sound more fantastical?

---

You think he is calculating every word and phrase to "disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other…"

Yea they is conspiracy level thinking and fantasy

The guy is often talking nonstop with reports for 3 hours on end and tweeting and engaging with people in private and on the World Wide Web all day until 2am at night

He is the most verbally engaged President that America has ever seen (or probably ever will see)

He is not calculating everything at every moment

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Fine, let's say his overall strategy is to anger and divide people…

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People were angry and divided in this country long before Trump.

Let's not re-write history that all was well under St. Obama and that all America's trouble began with the horrible orange ogre came down the elevator in 2015

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Obama was no saint, but he was far better than this latest episode. The idea that Barack Obama would post or say anything nearly as personally offensive about a political opponent as what Trump just did is laughable. If you want to support him for his policies; in spite of the fact that he is one of the worst human beings to ever hold public office, I guess I understand. But condoning this sort of conduct is as inexcusable as the conduct itself. Both the conduct and the rationalization is the antithesis of Christianity.

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Obama was more 'presidential'.

But he remains the biggest racist since Woodrow Wilson.

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What do you base that on?

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Sam Lowry said:

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I guess he is going to double down

Trump on Rob Reiner: He was a deranged person… Trump derangement syndrome. I was not a fan. I thought he was very bad for our country. pic.twitter.com/PvXJDjUnfZ

— Acyn (@Acyn) December 15, 2025

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Chief of Staff needs to forcibly remind Trump he is the President of the United States and to stop being an *******.

If she can not or will not reel him in ….she should resign.

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God bless her... but I think that is an impossible job. The times he's been held to account for anything in his life are very few I believe.

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More than likely it was Miller who posted it, so good luck wishing for anything from his staff.

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Redbrickbear said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Saying what he thinks is for you and me. He's president, the job requires decorum. He has a responsibility to be better.

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You want the job to have decorum....that is not actually a requirement of the job.

The only requirements set out by the Constitution are in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5:
"No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States."

And lets not forget with have had several not very couth Presidents before.

LBJ gave interviews to reports while he was taking a dump....he freely used the N-word

[Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) was notorious for using extensive profanity and vulgar language, often described as "swearing like a sailor". He was known for his crude and boorish behavior, using coarse language in both private conversations and public settings

• According to biographers, on one occasion when reporters pressed him about the Vietnam War, Johnson unzipped his fly and exposed himself, declaring, "This is why!".
• General Vulgarity: Staffers and colleagues often noted his obsession with toilet humor and general emotional abuse of those around him, making his use of vulgar language a key part of his public and private persona.]

Plus we can't forget that right or wrong...decorum or not...Trump go elected being who he is....with all the negatives and positives that comes with.

In this case its enough to say Trump was wrong....very wrong

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Saying what he thinks is for you and me. He's president, the job requires decorum. He has a responsibility to be better.

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You want the job to have decorum....that is not actually a requirement of the job.

The only requirements set out by the Constitution are in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5:
"No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States."

And lets not forget with have had several not very couth Presidents before.

LBJ gave interviews to reports while he was taking a dump....he freely used the N-word

[Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) was notorious for using extensive profanity and vulgar language, often described as "swearing like a sailor". He was known for his crude and boorish behavior, using coarse language in both private conversations and public settings

• According to biographers, on one occasion when reporters pressed him about the Vietnam War, Johnson unzipped his fly and exposed himself, declaring, "This is why!".
• General Vulgarity: Staffers and colleagues often noted his obsession with toilet humor and general emotional abuse of those around him, making his use of vulgar language a key part of his public and private persona.]

Plus we can't forget that right or wrong...decorum or not...Trump go elected being who he is....with all the negatives and positives that comes with.

In this case its enough to say Trump was wrong....very wrong

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The worst thing about LBJ was stealing an election.

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FLBear5630 said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Saying what he thinks is for you and me. He's president, the job requires decorum. He has a responsibility to be better.

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You want the job to have decorum....that is not actually a requirement of the job.

The only requirements set out by the Constitution are in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5:
"No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States."

And lets not forget with have had several not very couth Presidents before.

LBJ gave interviews to reports while he was taking a dump....he freely used the N-word

[Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) was notorious for using extensive profanity and vulgar language, often described as "swearing like a sailor". He was known for his crude and boorish behavior, using coarse language in both private conversations and public settings

• According to biographers, on one occasion when reporters pressed him about the Vietnam War, Johnson unzipped his fly and exposed himself, declaring, "This is why!".
• General Vulgarity: Staffers and colleagues often noted his obsession with toilet humor and general emotional abuse of those around him, making his use of vulgar language a key part of his public and private persona.]

Plus we can't forget that right or wrong...decorum or not...Trump go elected being who he is....with all the negatives and positives that comes with.

In this case its enough to say Trump was wrong....very wrong

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The worst thing about LBJ was stealing an election.

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Seems to be a thing.

Ask Dems and Trump stole the 2016. Ask Republicans and Biden stole the 2020. Ask Trump, and someone stole any election he ever lost.

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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.....ng...decorum or not......

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The worst thing about LBJ was stealing an election.

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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FLBear5630 said:

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Aliceinbubbleland said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Mitch Blood Green said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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Sam Lowry said:

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Redbrickbear said:

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midgett said:

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What a tremendous opportunity Trump had to take the high road leaving liberals speechless. Instead he takes the lowest road possible.

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Yea, I defend him 99% of the time for his tweets and takes…

But this was bad by Trump

Stupid thing to say and exactly what we have criticized the Left for doing for decades (being ghouls when political opponents die)

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It isn't stupid. Like most of what Trump says, it's calculated to disgust and enrage people, make them less tolerant, and turn more Americans against each other.

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You are over thinking it

He says what he thinks…sometimes it's pure truth that lots of people want to hear from an elected leader.

And some times it's down right meanness and hateful about a political enemy.

But it's not a grand conspiracy

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Saying what he thinks is for you and me. He's president, the job requires decorum. He has a responsibility to be better.

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You want the job to have decorum....that is not actually a requirement of the job.

The only requirements set out by the Constitution are in Article II, Section 1, Clause 5:
"No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States."

And lets not forget with have had several not very couth Presidents before.

LBJ gave interviews to reports while he was taking a dump....he freely used the N-word

[Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) was notorious for using extensive profanity and vulgar language, often described as "swearing like a sailor". He was known for his crude and boorish behavior, using coarse language in both private conversations and public settings

• According to biographers, on one occasion when reporters pressed him about the Vietnam War, Johnson unzipped his fly and exposed himself, declaring, "This is why!".
• General Vulgarity: Staffers and colleagues often noted his obsession with toilet humor and general emotional abuse of those around him, making his use of vulgar language a key part of his public and private persona.]

Plus we can't forget that right or wrong...decorum or not...Trump go elected being who he is....with all the negatives and positives that comes with.

In this case its enough to say Trump was wrong....very wrong

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The worst thing about LBJ was stealing an election.

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Seems to be a thing.

Ask Dems and Trump stole the 2016. Ask Republicans and Biden stole the 2020. Ask Trump, and someone stole any election he ever lost.

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Unlike claims of others, LBJ did in fact steal his election by 87 votes in Landslide Lyndon's election to Congress. The South Texas Election Judge admitted he falsified election returns decades later. The names on the ballots needed to win were written by the Judge, in alphabetical order, from a cemetery list.

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