Mega-Thread: Trump Focused Discussion

[Felya]

*ahem*

Repubs must not allow Pres Obama to subvert the Constitution of the US for his own benefit & because he is unable to negotiate w/ Congress.

You were saying? Something about being 100% fucking right?

Obviously you have not seen the graphs... we are lower than many countries... many different categories... we are lower than the world... have you seen this graph?

[Ghostpanther]

A side of the President you will not hear from most media.......https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mad...firing-friends

President Trump's former executive assistant spoke to "Fox & Friends" in her first on-camera interview about a "lapse in judgment" that got her fired in Aug. 2019 and a shocking personal detail she told the president just days ago.

Madeleine Westerhout, former director of Oval Office Operations, told host Steve Doocy about the "bad night" in which she made comments Trump described as "hurtful."

"On a rare day off after a couple of drinks by the pool, I accepted an invitation to an off-the-record dinner with four reporters and a White House colleague of mine, and at that dinner I said some things that I didn't mean and that I never should have said," Westerhout explained.

"And I deeply regret that but I take full responsibility for my actions that night," she said, "and really regret that I hurt people that I care about very, very much."

"I did not vote for President Trump in 2016," the former Republican National Committee staffer admitted.

"I absolutely did not vote for Hillary Clinton," she added, "but, in 2016, you know, I had never met the president and everything I knew about him I based off what the mainstream media told me, and it wasn't until I got to know him and know his character that I realized how wrong I had been."

[unfilteredJW]

A side of the President you will not hear from most media.......https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mad...firing-friends

President Trump's former executive assistant spoke to "Fox & Friends" in her first on-camera interview about a "lapse in judgment" that got her fired in Aug. 2019 and a shocking personal detail she told the president just days ago.

Madeleine Westerhout, former director of Oval Office Operations, told host Steve Doocy about the "bad night" in which she made comments Trump described as "hurtful."

"On a rare day off after a couple of drinks by the pool, I accepted an invitation to an off-the-record dinner with four reporters and a White House colleague of mine, and at that dinner I said some things that I didn't mean and that I never should have said," Westerhout explained.

"And I deeply regret that but I take full responsibility for my actions that night," she said, "and really regret that I hurt people that I care about very, very much."

"I did not vote for President Trump in 2016," the former Republican National Committee staffer admitted.

Most media does call him a fragile snowflake though.

That’s what bully’s are.

[Ghostpanther]

Most media does call him a fragile snowflake though.

That’s what bully’s are.

Glad you are having fun with the link.

[unfilteredJW]

Glad you are having fun with the link.

There’s no fun to be found in a man that’s costing people their lives.

How do you cope with the corpses at your feet?

[Bodakane]

A side of the President you will not hear from most media.......https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mad...firing-friends

President Trump's former executive assistant spoke to "Fox & Friends" in her first on-camera interview about a "lapse in judgment" that got her fired in Aug. 2019 and a shocking personal detail she told the president just days ago.

Madeleine Westerhout, former director of Oval Office Operations, told host Steve Doocy about the "bad night" in which she made comments Trump described as "hurtful."

"On a rare day off after a couple of drinks by the pool, I accepted an invitation to an off-the-record dinner with four reporters and a White House colleague of mine, and at that dinner I said some things that I didn't mean and that I never should have said," Westerhout explained.

"And I deeply regret that but I take full responsibility for my actions that night," she said, "and really regret that I hurt people that I care about very, very much."

"I did not vote for President Trump in 2016," the former Republican National Committee staffer admitted.

"I absolutely did not vote for Hillary Clinton," she added, "but, in 2016, you know, I had never met the president and everything I knew about him I based off what the mainstream media told me, and it wasn't until I got to know him and know his character that I realized how wrong I had been."

He was personally insulted by a loyal staffer so he fired her.

Did you think that makes him look less petty?

[solinari6]

She has DNA evidence from Trump raping her?

She claims he spooged on her dress, which she has kept in storage, and never washed since the incident. I hope they are VERY strict about how his DNA sample is collected. If he knows he's guilty, I'm sure he will try to use someone else's DNA, and hand that over to the cops.

[Dontrike]

A side of the President you will not hear from most media.......https://www.foxnews.com/politics/mad...firing-friends

President Trump's former executive assistant spoke to "Fox & Friends" in her first on-camera interview about a "lapse in judgment" that got her fired in Aug. 2019 and a shocking personal detail she told the president just days ago.

Madeleine Westerhout, former director of Oval Office Operations, told host Steve Doocy about the "bad night" in which she made comments Trump described as "hurtful."

"On a rare day off after a couple of drinks by the pool, I accepted an invitation to an off-the-record dinner with four reporters and a White House colleague of mine, and at that dinner I said some things that I didn't mean and that I never should have said," Westerhout explained.

"And I deeply regret that but I take full responsibility for my actions that night," she said, "and really regret that I hurt people that I care about very, very much."

"I did not vote for President Trump in 2016," the former Republican National Committee staffer admitted.

"I absolutely did not vote for Hillary Clinton," she added, "but, in 2016, you know, I had never met the president and everything I knew about him I based off what the mainstream media told me, and it wasn't until I got to know him and know his character that I realized how wrong I had been."

What's the point of this? He fired someone he knew? So what?

[Ghostpanther]

There’s no fun to be found in a man that’s costing people their lives.

How do you cope with the corpses at your feet?

I do not share your hatred of him or think he is responsible for the deaths from the virus. So like 76% of the Americans ( from a poll taken ) I blame China for the pandemic, not Trump.

[Ursus]

I do not share your hatred of him or think he is responsible for the deaths from the virus. So like 76% of the Americans ( from a poll taken ) I blame China for the pandemic, not Trump.

I'm intrigued, what poll are you talking about?

[unfilteredJW]

I do not share your hatred of him or think he is responsible for the deaths from the virus. So like 76% of the Americans ( from a poll taken ) I blame China for the pandemic, not Trump.

I’m not expecting self reflection from you.

Biut you don’t need to. Your culpable despite whatever false narrative you want to consume.

[Thekri]

I do not share your hatred of him or think he is responsible for the deaths from the virus. So like 76% of the Americans ( from a poll taken ) I blame China for the pandemic, not Trump.

Nobody is blaming Trump for the existence of the virus. He is being blamed for his extremely poor handling of the virus, which has made the situation much worse then it otherwise would have been.

Not that nuance is something you understand. Eternal Victimhood is the primary policy position of the GOP.

[Ghostpanther]

I'm intrigued, what poll are you talking about?

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/co.../08/id/961913/ shows it as 77%.

This one is taken from a Pew poll.....https://www.foxnews.com/world/americ...navirus-survey

This one states it is at 78%...https://nypost.com/2020/07/30/most-a...vid-19-survey/

[wunksta]

He is being blamed for his extremely poor handling of the virus, which has made the situation much worse then it otherwise would have been.

Exactly
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...s-timeline.amp

[Ursus]

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/co.../08/id/961913/ shows it as 77%.

This one is taken from a Pew poll.....https://www.foxnews.com/world/americ...navirus-survey

This one states it is at 78%...https://nypost.com/2020/07/30/most-a...vid-19-survey/

I refuse to give those rags clicks, so let's just go directly to the original source:
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2...d-of-covid-19/
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/w...na_topline.pdf

The specific question was "How much, if at all, do you think the Chinese government’s initial handling of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan is to blame for the global spread of the virus?"

Notice how the question has absolutely nothing to do with Trump. I despise Trump, and yet I would have answered "A great deal" to the question myself. This was not an either/or question like you made it out to be. So either you are bad at reading polls, were intentionally misleading, or need to stop relying on rags to interpret polls for you.

Also, as Thekri said, no one blames Trump for the existence of the virus. We do blame him for his colossal fuckups, gross incompetence, and blatant lies in responding to the virus that have led to many more deaths than there needed to be.

[Belize]

I do not share your hatred of him or think he is responsible for the deaths from the virus. So like 76% of the Americans ( from a poll taken ) I blame China for the pandemic, not Trump.

No of course you wouldn't blame Trump for anything. He could murder your entire family in front of your eyes, and I'm sure you'd be here posting about how they deserved it somehow.

[masterhorus8]

She claims he spooged on her dress, which she has kept in storage, and never washed since the incident. I hope they are VERY strict about how his DNA sample is collected. If he knows he's guilty, I'm sure he will try to use someone else's DNA, and hand that over to the cops.

Do you think that there is a way that a legal case could be made to get DNA from his COVID tests?

[Thepersona]

I refuse to give those rags clicks, so let's just go directly to the original source:
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2...d-of-covid-19/
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/w...na_topline.pdf

The specific question was "How much, if at all, do you think the Chinese government’s initial handling of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan is to blame for the global spread of the virus?"

Notice how the question has absolutely nothing to do with Trump. I despise Trump, and yet I would have answered "A great deal" to the question myself. This was not an either/or question like you made it out to be. So either you are bad at reading polls, were intentionally misleading, or need to stop relying on rags to interpret polls for you.

Also, as Thekri said, no one blames Trump for the existence of the virus. We do blame him for his colossal fuckups, gross incompetence, and blatant lies in responding to the virus that have led to many more deaths than there needed to be.

Oh look, ghostpanter is caught lying again? Must be a day that ends with an y.

[Dontrike]

I do not share your hatred of him or think he is responsible for the deaths from the virus.

Then you're not really thinking of how poorly he acted through this entire thing. He's been fucking up since day damn one of the virus and his presidency.

[Ghostpanther]

I refuse to give those rags clicks, so let's just go directly to the original source:
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/2...d-of-covid-19/
https://www.pewresearch.org/global/w...na_topline.pdf

The specific question was "How much, if at all, do you think the Chinese government’s initial handling of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan is to blame for the global spread of the virus?"

Notice how the question has absolutely nothing to do with Trump. I despise Trump, and yet I would have answered "A great deal" to the question myself. This was not an either/or question like you made it out to be. So either you are bad at reading polls, were intentionally misleading, or need to stop relying on rags to interpret polls for you.

Also, as Thekri said, no one blames Trump for the existence of the virus. We do blame him for his colossal fuckups, gross incompetence, and blatant lies in responding to the virus that have led to many more deaths than there needed to be.

Some do blame Trump for the death's. Even the person I responded to did. You can clear see that from his reply to my post. And if the large majority do blame China, that does mean they do not blame for Trump for the cause of it's spread. Because if had not been for China, it never would have spread in the first place. :P

And his handling approval of the virus will vary greatly depending on the party affiliation of the person....https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/coronavirus-polls/ I do not think you mind clicking on that link....lol!

70+ % of Republicans approve of it and 8% of Democrats.