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Oh, Alrighty then, Trump just misspoke

sun rise

sun rise

The world is on fire
Premium Member
So we're supposed to consider him a fool rather than a knave? Given that he's a serial liar, I don't really care what is being claimed by him or his staff. As far as I'm concerned, everything he or his administration or Republicans in the House or Senate say are lies until proven true. Or at best meaningless mouthings designed to full the gullible.
 
Subduction Zone

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
sun rise said:
So we're supposed to consider him a fool rather than a knave? Given that he's a serial liar, I don't really care what is being claimed by him or his staff. As far as I'm concerned, everything he or his administration or Republicans in the House or Senate say are lies until proven true. Or at best meaningless mouthings designed to full the gullible.
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How about both? Fool and knave. He is certainly not the brightest of liars.
 
YmirGF

YmirGF

Bodhisattva in Recovery
sun rise said:
So we're supposed to consider him a fool rather than a knave? Given that he's a serial liar, I don't really care what is being claimed by him or his staff. As far as I'm concerned, everything he or his administration or Republicans in the House or Senate say are lies until proven true. Or at best meaningless mouthings designed to full the gullible.
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I am still somewhat dumbstruck that anyone believes a single thing the man says. LOL.
 
Father Heathen

Father Heathen

Veteran Member
Estro Felino said:
He took just one sentence back...so?

It's still a victory, Russia and USA agree on many things and the two leaders spoke privately...so anything can be said behind the curtains.

I would suggest Soros' supporters to commit suicide, because it's only the beginning.
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A leader who is supposed to represent the "free world" kissing the *** of an abusive tyrant while tossing his own intelligence agency under the bus is not a "victory".
 
Twilight Hue

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
metis said:
And his base will blindly believe and follow him.
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Yep.

Because people are mispoken in general.


Didn't want to disappoint you. Besides Putin has been at it for a long time with politics, Trump not so long. ;0)
 
Quetzal

Quetzal

A little to the left and slightly out of focus.
Premium Member
YmirGF said:
I am still somewhat dumbstruck that anyone believes a single thing the man says. LOL.
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Which brings us to the primary problem with the Trump administration: they have no idea what they are talking about. Credibility, in my opinion, is important for world leaders. There will come a time when nations have to rely on each other and have faith that the others they consider allies will be there when they need them. The US has lost most, if not all, of her credibility over the last few years. No one should be surprised since 45 has spent much of his free time in a pi$$ing match with some of our allies instead of focusing his attention on more important ambitions. The world is not short on problems and what saddens me is this administration has, instead, decided to pad their social media score, host rallies, and throw support at white nationalists hoping to scalp Senate/House Seats. Meanwhile, Flint still needs water, Africa needs more than I can list here, NK is playing in a corner by itself (again), Russia is as backwards as they always have been, there is social friction in Europe, there is a clear political divide in the US, and the everyday citizen has absolutely no idea what is going to happen next. Makes me nervous...
 
YmirGF

YmirGF

Bodhisattva in Recovery
Quetzal said:
Which brings us to the primary problem with the Trump administration: they have no idea what they are talking about. Credibility, in my opinion, is important for world leaders. There will come a time when nations have to rely on each other and have faith that the others they consider allies will be there when they need them. The US has lost most, if not all, of her credibility over the last few years. No one should be surprised since 45 has spent much of his free time in a pi$$ing match with some of our allies instead of focusing his attention on more important ambitions. The world is not short on problems and what saddens me is this administration has, instead, decided to pad their social media score, host rallies, and throw support at white nationalists hoping to scalp Senate/House Seats. Meanwhile, Flint still needs water, Africa needs more than I can list here, NK is playing in a corner by itself (again), Russia is as backwards as they always have been, there is social friction in Europe, there is a clear political divide in the US, and the everyday citizen has absolutely no idea what is going to happen next. Makes me nervous...
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Oh, go and sniffle in your quiet space, wusey. :D
 
Twilight Hue

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Quetzal said:
Which brings us to the primary problem with the Trump administration: they have no idea what they are talking about. Credibility, in my opinion, is important for world leaders. There will come a time when nations have to rely on each other and have faith that the others they consider allies will be there when they need them. The US has lost most, if not all, of her credibility over the last few years. No one should be surprised since 45 has spent much of his free time in a pi$$ing match with some of our allies instead of focusing his attention on more important ambitions. The world is not short on problems and what saddens me is this administration has, instead, decided to pad their social media score, host rallies, and throw support at white nationalists hoping to scalp Senate/House Seats. Meanwhile, Flint still needs water, Africa needs more than I can list here, NK is playing in a corner by itself (again), Russia is as backwards as they always have been, there is social friction in Europe, there is a clear political divide in the US, and the everyday citizen has absolutely no idea what is going to happen next. Makes me nervous...
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Don't feel bad we still have Israel.
 
Skwim

Skwim

Veteran Member
'mud said:
A double negative my arse !
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Well it doesn't take much to trip up Trump

"I will say this: I don't see any reason why it wouldn't be."
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is so easy to confuse with

"I will say this: I don't see any reason why it would be."
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And when you don't have even a 5th grade vocabulary, and "wouldn't" isn't included, mistakes are easy to come by, particularly if your mind is spinning in neutral.

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Ever notice how little meat there is on what Trump says and how often he repeats himself, over and over and over again? It isn't because he's emphasizing a point. It's because he can't think of what to say next, and when he does he doesn't know how. So, if one actually listens to Trump about all you get is word salad.

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Estro Felino

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Skwim said:
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And when you don't even have a 5th grade vocabulary, and "wouldn't" isn't included, mistakes are easy to come by, particularly if your mind is spinning in neutral.

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Well...Popeye, ..a refined academic vocabulary doesn't win the heart of the people.
Spontaneity does;);)

WHY WE LOVE TRUMP







Btw...as an European, I am blindly devoted to a President that says : "We will beat the sh*t out of ISIS"


 
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