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Um, just to remind you -- we are talking about someone who wants to be considered a credible candidate for the most powerful (and thus responsible) office in the United States. And possibly the world.
What are you even talking about? I have never given Trump any money, support nor my vote. I simply pointed out, quite correctly, that he isn't doing anything out of the ordinary. Have you been to a bookstore and seen the glut of books by politicians?
Sold by the featured politicians themselves? As NFTs? For $99?
Maybe you should read all my previous posts before opining. I have never bought anything nor given any money to Trump. Trump is a private citizen. If he wants to sell tchochtkes to those willing to buy them, that is his business. It isn't illegal nor immoral. And it definitely isn't a sign of insanity.
I plan to treat myself to some nice ice-cream (pralines and cream, I think). I may also put some dollars into my various savings and investment accounts. From Trump? I won't be buying (in the sense of purchasing OR believing) anything.
Have those people on that site announced a major development which are those trading cards? Is it just another example of right wing derangement syndrome? That's a terrible thing.
Yet your knee-jerk reaction is to do a dramatic running dive to his defense.
This story demonstrates that he's a grifter without scruples or self-awareness, and it's notable because such action, while not illegal or insane, should be beneath a POTUS; past, present, or potential. Some integrity and decorum should be expected from such a position.
Trump made a "big announcement" and now were were sharing our thoughts on it.
Sure, let's pretend he didn't incite a failed insurrection.
This is a funny story: ‘Losing the plot’: Trump mocked after announcing superhero card collection
What does he think he is doing to his reputation? A superhero card collection? WTF?
Or has he given up and is now looking for a new way to make money in his dotage?
I'm sure De Sanity Clause will be delighted to see this.
Wow!!! This is so cool!Very odd. I saw some of them on this other site: No Joke: Former President Trump Is Selling $99 NFTs of Himself | PCMag
My post wasn't about defending him. It was about pointing out the silliness of some of his detractors. You make my point.
What a stupid grandstanding stunt. Of course it doesn't have any chance of passing. But it does give us a list of Democrats that can be bludgeoned with this. This bill is a bill of attainer. ( Bill of attainder - Wikipedia ) Such bills are specifically prohibited in the Constitution, Article I, Section 9, "No Bill of attainder or Ex post facto law shall be passed." The sponsors and co-sponsors of this bill should be asked to explain this at re-election time. Dolts.
When I read your post I thought that he collected them, that would be pretty cool actually.This is a funny story: ‘Losing the plot’: Trump mocked after announcing superhero card collection
What does he think he is doing to his reputation? A superhero card collection? WTF?
Or has he given up and is now looking for a new way to make money in his dotage?
I'm sure De Sanity Clause will be delighted to see this.
This story sparked a bit of interest in trading cards, and I see that a 1933 Babe Ruth baseball card could be worth $5.2 million.
A 1933 Babe Ruth Baseball Card Could Sell for More Than $5.2 Million – Robb Report
$20 million in baseball cards.
So who knows? Maybe some of these Trump cards might sell for that much...or maybe not.
