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Topic	it's 10 years from now and Icoyar does in fact have a job
TES_Nut 02/05/18 12:57:55 AM #22:	Zeus posted... TES_Nut posted... Every president that has served in my life have shown the grace to not let their negative personality traits to the public never mind the international community What? TES_Nut posted... Clinton couldn't stay in his marriage and then lied about it. He came clean in the end and showed remorse for his actions. Bush was a bit naive and took bad advise but always struck me as well meaning. He has taken responsibly for the consequences of his desicions working with wounded veteran support groups with little publicity. They certainly didn't flaunt their shortcomings with the degree of misplaced pride and cruelty that Trump has shown. TES_Nut posted... Surely you understand the difference. Probably because the difference only exists in your head. You really expect people to believe that after all the shit he's said about everything from bragging about sexually assaulting women, immigrants whose only crime was being a child when their parents brought them here, the lbgtq community, mocking a critical journalists physical disability, openly refusing to enforce sanctions passed by a veto proof majority of congress, playing more golf in a year than Obama did his entire first term after mockingly promising not to do so. Using Secret Service funds to rent golf carts from clubs owned by his companies and a host of other alleged violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution. Repeatedly showing a lack of capability and understanding of his duties and privileges as chief executive and head of state. Eraticaly switching his position on legislation when his own party supports it. Failing to gain support to fully fund his government despite his party controlling both houses of congress, getting American service men killed ordering a fruitless and poorly planned raid against suspected terrorist installations in an independent nation less than three months in office after assuming office against military advise and contradictory intelligence. Spearheading a tax bill that most economists not employed by pro GOP interests and congresses' own independent economic advisory board deemed highly unsound at best. And a variety of less publicized slights to the dignity and repution of his office and the Nation's reputation. You honestly don't think that this is a problem? Never mind several of his campaign and personal staff being indicted for crimes against the United States by a lawfully assembled Federal Grand Jury while several others compelled resign in disgrace and his own questionable involvement in those crimes. And you wonder why people mock you by calling you a propoganda account. --- The ending of the word is ALMSIVI <cite>TES_Nut posted [p:895483783] in it's 10 ye... [t:76283528]...</cite> <quote><cite>Zeus posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TES_Nut posted...</cite> <quote>Every president that has served in my life have shown the grace to not let their negative personality traits to the public never mind the international community</quote> What? <cite>TES_Nut posted...</cite> <quote>Clinton couldn't stay in his marriage and then lied about it. He came clean in the end and showed remorse for his actions. Bush was a bit naive and took bad advise but always struck me as well meaning. He has taken responsibly for the consequences of his desicions working with wounded veteran support groups with little publicity. They certainly didn't flaunt their shortcomings with the degree of misplaced pride and cruelty that Trump has shown.</quote> <cite>TES_Nut posted...</cite> <quote>Surely you understand the difference.</quote> Probably because the difference only exists in your head.</quote> You really expect people to believe that after all the shit he's said about everything from bragging about sexually assaulting women, immigrants whose only crime was being a child when their parents brought them here, the lbgtq community, mocking a critical journalists physical disability, openly refusing to enforce sanctions passed by a veto proof majority of congress, playing more golf in a year than Obama did his entire first term after mockingly promising not to do so. Using Secret Service funds to rent golf carts from clubs owned by his companies and a host of other alleged violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution. Repeatedly showing a lack of capability and understanding of his duties and privileges as chief executive and head of state. Eraticaly switching his position on legislation when his own party supports it. Failing to gain support to fully fund his government despite his party controlling both houses of congress, getting American service men killed ordering a fruitless and poorly planned raid against suspected terrorist installations in an independent nation less than three months in office after assuming office against military advise and contradictory intelligence. Spearheading a tax bill that most economists not employed by pro GOP interests and congresses' own independent economic advisory board deemed highly unsound at best. And a variety of less publicized slights to the dignity and repution of his office and the Nation's reputation. You honestly don't think that this is a problem? Never mind several of his campaign and personal staff being indicted for crimes against the United States by a lawfully assembled Federal Grand Jury while several others compelled resign in disgrace and his own questionable involvement in those crimes. And you wonder why people mock you by calling you a propoganda account. --- The ending of the word is ALMSIVI</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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