Play Nice 45th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 9 - The Shi'ites Hit The Fan (Cont. in Part 10, see OP)

[FlowersByIrene]

How much more money do you think he wants to make in his late 70's ?.

If he was in this for the money maybe he'd be taking a wage and not letting his business decline. But oh wait.. he isn't.

 

[Present Not Past]

If he was in this for the money maybe he'd be taking a wage and not letting his business decline. But oh wait.. he isn't.

He's acting as an enabler for others in his family to make more money than they could have ever hoped for or even dreamed possible (given their talents).

 

[Satan]

If he was in this for the money maybe he'd be taking a wage and not letting his business decline. But oh wait.. he isn't.

His 400k donation is nothing his hotels make from his golf weekends and foreign guests staying ie ukraine president etc

 

[Les Malone]

If he was in this for the money maybe he'd be taking a wage and not letting his business decline. But oh wait.. he isn't.

I agree.

 

[Les Malone]

His 400k donation is nothing his hotels make from his golf weekends and foreign guests staying ie ukraine president etc

I think he has been President for around 3 years, so he has donated 1.2 million.

Say what you like but a not insignificant sum for anyone, but then again he could donate all he has and for those suffering TDS it would not be enough.

That million or so is what the Clintons and Democrats paid for the pee pee dossier gathered through colluding with the Russians.

But orange man bad

right!

 

[Satan]

I think he has been President for around 3 years, so he has donated 1.2 million.

Say what you like but a not insignificant sum for anyone, but then again he could donate all he has and for those suffering TDS it would not be enough.

That million or so is what the Clintons and Democrats paid for the pee pee dossier gathered through colluding with the Russians.

But orange man bad

right!

Trump Golf Count

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trumpgolfcount.com

Lets be conservative
50 percent off ,55 mill tax payers money

 

[Royces Hart]

I think he has been President for around 3 years, so he has donated 1.2 million.

Say what you like but a not insignificant sum for anyone, but then again he could donate all he has and for those suffering TDS it would not be enough.

That million or so is what the Clintons and Democrats paid for the pee pee dossier gathered through colluding with the Russians.

But orange man bad

right!

Hillary bad

 

[Les Malone]

Hillary bad

How about Green woman bad!

 

[Present Not Past]

 

[Balls In]

To be fair would you leave your business in the hands of Donald Jnr and Eric? I bet there are times that even Trump hinmself wishes he'd spaffed those two into a gym sock.

Wot's spaff?

 

[Satan]

Lol retweeting a parody account

 

[Maggie5]

He's acting as an enabler for others in his family to make more money than they could have ever hoped for or even dreamed possible (given their talents).

The money he would have had to pay for this ad. His wages would be chicken feed compared to this:
Note: The bed bugs come free.

 

[yebiga]

How will we all cope without Trump? I know it’s likely to be another 5 years before that fateful day, but I worry how empty our lives will become.

I can’t imagine a single cable news service surviving the inevitable ratings slump. The same devastation awaits a suite of left and right labeled internet news sites.

No doubt, a few sorry souls will still visit political social media forums but I expect there will be a fair bit of nostalgia for the Golden Trump years, when everyday gifted us fresh scandal, new drama another imminent fiasco and invigorated all sides of the political spectrum.

Yes when the normal dull sanctimony in politics inevitably returns to its full mind numbing bloom -then even those who today find loathing Trump irresistible will maybe shed a tear and remember fondly the days when the god emperor shook the world.

 

[Mick F]

How will we all cope without Trump? I know it’s likely to be another 5 years before that fateful day, but I worry how empty our lives will become.

I can’t imagine a single cable news service surviving the inevitable ratings slump. The same devastation awaits a suite of left and right labeled internet news sites.

No doubt, a few sorry souls will still visit political social media forums but I expect there will be a fair bit of nostalgia for the Golden Trump years, when everyday gifted us fresh scandal, new drama another imminent fiasco and invigorated all sides of the political spectrum.

Yes when the normal dull sanctimony in politics inevitably returns to its full mind numbing bloom -then even those who today find loathing Trump irresistible will maybe shed a tear and remember fondly the days when the god emperor shook the world.

Or more succinctly put, yes it will be more boring post Donald.

But bureaucracies (Govt, the Army, the Church et al) are meant to be stable, reliable, dependable, predictable, foster specialisation ... It’s not just children that need structure.

Businesses are the main source of jobs, innovation, and societal economic well-being, and therefore government should provide a stable environment which promotes investment and confidence.

Governments can create the conditions that will encourage the private sector to invest in infrastructure markets by providing leadership, defining a strategy, and creating effective planning.

However Trump believes that planning is a waste of time. We are experiencing a White House that is unable to co-ordinate even the simplest of messages, let alone provide the leadership for us to contribute to something that is better than ourselves - enabling our children to surpass the present with the future..

 

[yebiga]

Or more succinctly put, yes it will be more boring post Donald.

But bureaucracies (Govt, the Army, the Church et al) are meant to be stable, reliable, dependable, predictable, foster specialisation ... It’s not just children that need structure.

Businesses are the main source of jobs, innovation, and societal economic well-being, and therefore government should provide a stable environment which promotes investment and confidence.

Governments can create the conditions that will encourage the private sector to invest in infrastructure markets by providing leadership, defining a strategy, and creating effective planning.

However Trump believes that planning is a waste of time. We are experiencing a White House that is unable to co-ordinate even the simplest of messages, let alone provide the leadership for us to contribute to something that is better than ourselves - enabling our children to surpass the present with the future..

Sanctimony

 

[Mick F]

Sanctimony

Coming from the ‘poor excuse for a man’ that wondered who gave the lady a ‘pearl necklace’, that’s a bit rich.

 

[maryjames]

Trump is a total loser.
Having a tantrum because he can't do something fraudulent.

Wow. You saying Trump is a loser? I’d like to know what you have accomplished in life?

Just don’t actually.

 

[Satan]

How to win friends and influence people .. not

Typical distraction tactic

 

[Chief]

How will we all cope without Trump? I know it’s likely to be another 5 years before that fateful day, but I worry how empty our lives will become.

I can’t imagine a single cable news service surviving the inevitable ratings slump. The same devastation awaits a suite of left and right labeled internet news sites.

No doubt, a few sorry souls will still visit political social media forums but I expect there will be a fair bit of nostalgia for the Golden Trump years, when everyday gifted us fresh scandal, new drama another imminent fiasco and invigorated all sides of the political spectrum.

Yes when the normal dull sanctimony in politics inevitably returns to its full mind numbing bloom -then even those who today find loathing Trump irresistible will maybe shed a tear and remember fondly the days when the god emperor shook the world.

Oh it’s been fun all right.

But we could have done without it.

It’s overshadowed Putin’s broad scale meddling in Europe for one.

 

[Crow54]

How to win friends and influence people .. not

Typical distraction tactic

Trying to distract from Bill Taylor’s evidence?

 

[Mick F]

Trying to distract from Bill Taylor’s evidence?

Loyalty to the elected administration is admirable, but a few of these public officials should have resigned. They now should be sourcing a good legal practice.

 

[Satan]

Loyalty to the elected administration is admirable, but a few of these public officials should have resigned. They now should be sourcing a good legal practice.

Rudy?

 

[EasternTiger]

How will we all cope without Trump? I know it’s likely to be another 5 years before that fateful day, but I worry how empty our lives will become.

I can’t imagine a single cable news service surviving the inevitable ratings slump. The same devastation awaits a suite of left and right labeled internet news sites.

No doubt, a few sorry souls will still visit political social media forums but I expect there will be a fair bit of nostalgia for the Golden Trump years, when everyday gifted us fresh scandal, new drama another imminent fiasco and invigorated all sides of the political spectrum.

Yes when the normal dull sanctimony in politics inevitably returns to its full mind numbing bloom -then even those who today find loathing Trump irresistible will maybe shed a tear and remember fondly the days when the god emperor shook the world.

If Nietzsche were alive he would point at Donald "Thus, you know all the books I wrote about overmen and overcoming n that? There he is, in living colour."

Ubermensch!

 

[Mick F]

Trying to distract from Bill Taylor’s evidence?

Worse than anyone could have imagined.

Never realised Fast Forward appeared on US Cable TV. Shame the ‘Dodgey Bros’ skit didn’t contain the disclaimer; “The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious.”

 

[RobbieK]

If the 9 republicans with 8 democrats on the committee authored it, therefore it must be true !

right.

Once the intelligence community said it was Russian interference they all fell in line six ways from Sunday.
The evidence however is glaring. Hillary’s campaign is openly paying for Russian intelligence on Trump with the Steele dossier. She has a long history with Putin.

The fact so few Russians are accused of helping Trump tells they were working hard against him. All those attempts to set him up with various meetings at Trump tower where the Russian lawyer flies in from Moscow meets straight to Trump tower.
The same Russian lawyer who attended numerous cocktail parties with the Clinton’s

It’s evident
Why on earth would Putin want an unpredictable Trump when he could have a Bought and Sold Hillary ?

There are many more reasons to believe that the Senate Committee's report is true than the bullshit that comes out of you two.

Today Russia steps in to Syria to take control of the vacuum Trump is leaving behind: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019...-safe-zone-joint-patrols-191022171933484.html

Would this have happened if Clinton was President? Hard to imagine it.

Are you guys sure it was Clinton and not Trump they wanted in the White House?

Maybe Clinton wasn't as bought and sold as you thought? Maybe they had reason to believe that through incompetency or pliability they would get better outcomes from a Trump presidency? Maybe Trump isn't so unpredictable after all?