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Have you ever been one of the most successful businessmen in the world?Have you ever read a book?
Do you send emails?
Have you ever written a book that you didn't even read?
That is Trump
/---- A list opf the latest books Trump has read.For one thing, it's clear that Trump is not a devotee of reading, whether it's newspapers, books or memos. Instead, he is most moved by what he sees and hears in a most fundamental sense. When Trump began receiving intelligence briefings in January, his aides asked the briefers to reduce the number of words in their daily briefing book and instead use more pictures and other graphics. Trump, the aides explained, is a "visual and auditory learner," according to the Washington Post. After Trump took office in January, his staff assessed President Barack Obama's contingency plans for Syria and trimmed them into small pieces, illustrated by photos, the Post said, so Trump could get a better grasp on what was going on in his own way and so he could best improve the situation.
Critics are hardly reassured by these tendencies, which strike them as puerile and superficial. But this visual focus should not be surprising given that Trump achieved fame as the host of a reality-television show where appearances and impressions were everything
No wonder he constantly changes his mind....he has the attention span of a goldfish
Donald Trump's Governing Styles Has Critics Up in Arms
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https://www.usnews.com/news/slideshows/10-books-donald-trump-loves?slide=7View attachment 122207
/---- Yeah - wish for things you know will never happen. Trouble with you Libtards is that you believe your own lies./---- A list opf the latest books Trump has read.For one thing, it's clear that Trump is not a devotee of reading, whether it's newspapers, books or memos. Instead, he is most moved by what he sees and hears in a most fundamental sense. When Trump began receiving intelligence briefings in January, his aides asked the briefers to reduce the number of words in their daily briefing book and instead use more pictures and other graphics. Trump, the aides explained, is a "visual and auditory learner," according to the Washington Post. After Trump took office in January, his staff assessed President Barack Obama's contingency plans for Syria and trimmed them into small pieces, illustrated by photos, the Post said, so Trump could get a better grasp on what was going on in his own way and so he could best improve the situation.
Critics are hardly reassured by these tendencies, which strike them as puerile and superficial. But this visual focus should not be surprising given that Trump achieved fame as the host of a reality-television show where appearances and impressions were everything
No wonder he constantly changes his mind....he has the attention span of a goldfish
Donald Trump's Governing Styles Has Critics Up in Arms
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https://www.usnews.com/news/slideshows/10-books-donald-trump-loves?slide=7View attachment 122207
Too funny......I would love to see Trump discuss any of those books in detail
Your link to 10 worst Presidents was more accurate
/---- Promises Kept, and a CompromiseSo, as our President completes his first 100 days we can see the inadequacy of his management style. The great negotiator seems unable to get anything done even with republican control of the Congress and Courts
/---- Promises Kept, and a CompromiseSo, as our President completes his first 100 days we can see the inadequacy of his management style. The great negotiator seems unable to get anything done even with republican control of the Congress and Courts
One of Trump’s most significant achievements so far has been the nomination and confirmation of Neil Gorsuch as a justice on the Supreme Court. But it did not come easy.
Democrats filibustered debate on Gorsuch’s confirmation, provoking Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to invoke the "nuclear option" and change procedural rules so that a simple majority of votes (51) rather than a supermajority (60) would be needed to end debate and move toward a final confirmation vote.
Trump also moved on his pledge to sign a requirement that for every new regulation, two be eliminated, claiming that many regulations are wasteful and hinder businesses’ growth.
On the economic front, Trump directed the United States’ withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and successfully intervened to keep a Carrier furnace-manufacturing plant in Indiana rather than it relocating to Mexico (though jobs saved were fewer than what Trump claimed).
About a month into his presidency, Trump also nullified Obama-era gun control order that required the Social Security Administration to share records of individuals who get Disability Insurance benefits, information that would eventually show up on their background checks when they sought to buy guns. The Trump administration said it was getting rid of that rule because it "could endanger the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens."
Trump has made good on a campaign promise to place a lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign governments. The ban is for executive branch appointees but includes a provision that would allow the president or a designee to waive the restriction.
Overview: What Trump has done so far in office
View attachment 123586
/---- No they were totally unqualified. Just rubber stamps for Obozo and what they though would be Hildabeast's administration./---- Promises Kept, and a CompromiseSo, as our President completes his first 100 days we can see the inadequacy of his management style. The great negotiator seems unable to get anything done even with republican control of the Congress and Courts
One of Trump’s most significant achievements so far has been the nomination and confirmation of Neil Gorsuch as a justice on the Supreme Court. But it did not come easy.
Democrats filibustered debate on Gorsuch’s confirmation, provoking Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to invoke the "nuclear option" and change procedural rules so that a simple majority of votes (51) rather than a supermajority (60) would be needed to end debate and move toward a final confirmation vote.
Trump also moved on his pledge to sign a requirement that for every new regulation, two be eliminated, claiming that many regulations are wasteful and hinder businesses’ growth.
On the economic front, Trump directed the United States’ withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and successfully intervened to keep a Carrier furnace-manufacturing plant in Indiana rather than it relocating to Mexico (though jobs saved were fewer than what Trump claimed).
About a month into his presidency, Trump also nullified Obama-era gun control order that required the Social Security Administration to share records of individuals who get Disability Insurance benefits, information that would eventually show up on their background checks when they sought to buy guns. The Trump administration said it was getting rid of that rule because it "could endanger the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens."
Trump has made good on a campaign promise to place a lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign governments. The ban is for executive branch appointees but includes a provision that would allow the president or a designee to waive the restriction.
Overview: What Trump has done so far in office
View attachment 123586
No question Gorsuch was Trumps sole accomplishment
But how could he fail?
He had a Republican Senate to rubber stamp his selection and even then they had to go nuclear to confirm him
Was Kagan and Sotomayer a major accomplishment for Obama?
/---- No they were totally unqualified. Just rubber stamps for Obozo and what they though would be Hildabeast's administration./---- Promises Kept, and a CompromiseSo, as our President completes his first 100 days we can see the inadequacy of his management style. The great negotiator seems unable to get anything done even with republican control of the Congress and Courts
One of Trump’s most significant achievements so far has been the nomination and confirmation of Neil Gorsuch as a justice on the Supreme Court. But it did not come easy.
Democrats filibustered debate on Gorsuch’s confirmation, provoking Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to invoke the "nuclear option" and change procedural rules so that a simple majority of votes (51) rather than a supermajority (60) would be needed to end debate and move toward a final confirmation vote.
Trump also moved on his pledge to sign a requirement that for every new regulation, two be eliminated, claiming that many regulations are wasteful and hinder businesses’ growth.
On the economic front, Trump directed the United States’ withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and successfully intervened to keep a Carrier furnace-manufacturing plant in Indiana rather than it relocating to Mexico (though jobs saved were fewer than what Trump claimed).
About a month into his presidency, Trump also nullified Obama-era gun control order that required the Social Security Administration to share records of individuals who get Disability Insurance benefits, information that would eventually show up on their background checks when they sought to buy guns. The Trump administration said it was getting rid of that rule because it "could endanger the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens."
Trump has made good on a campaign promise to place a lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign governments. The ban is for executive branch appointees but includes a provision that would allow the president or a designee to waive the restriction.
Overview: What Trump has done so far in office
View attachment 123586
No question Gorsuch was Trumps sole accomplishment
But how could he fail?
He had a Republican Senate to rubber stamp his selection and even then they had to go nuclear to confirm him
Was Kagan and Sotomayer a major accomplishment for Obama?
This is what eight years of foreign policy incompetence prior to trump being elected looks like.
If a rube like you didn't think Trump was retarded I would be worried. Keep on helping to push him into a second term with your mundane nonsense. President Trump appreciates it very much. Oh there is another snowflake riot about to begin in Berkeley. More help from lefty retards.For one thing, it's clear that Trump is not a devotee of reading, whether it's newspapers, books or memos. Instead, he is most moved by what he sees and hears in a most fundamental sense. When Trump began receiving intelligence briefings in January, his aides asked the briefers to reduce the number of words in their daily briefing book and instead use more pictures and other graphics. Trump, the aides explained, is a "visual and auditory learner," according to the Washington Post. After Trump took office in January, his staff assessed President Barack Obama's contingency plans for Syria and trimmed them into small pieces, illustrated by photos, the Post said, so Trump could get a better grasp on what was going on in his own way and so he could best improve the situation.
Critics are hardly reassured by these tendencies, which strike them as puerile and superficial. But this visual focus should not be surprising given that Trump achieved fame as the host of a reality-television show where appearances and impressions were everything
No wonder he constantly changes his mind....he has the attention span of a goldfish
Donald Trump's Governing Styles Has Critics Up in Arms
.
/--- Yeah the used the Harry Reid solution and reset the rules to original intent /---- The history of the constitutional option can be traced to a 1917 opinion by Senator Thomas J. Walsh, (Democrat of Montana) who contended that the U.S. Constitution provided the basis by which a newly commenced Senate could disregard procedural rules established by previous Senates, and had the right to choose its own procedural rules based on a simple majority vote.[2] The constitutional option was given further support in 1957 by an advisory opinion written by then-Vice President (and thus President of the Senate) Richard Nixon. In his opinion, Nixon stated that the Constitution grants the presiding officer of the Senate the authority to override Senate rules by making a ruling that is then upheld by a majority vote.[1]/---- No they were totally unqualified. Just rubber stamps for Obozo and what they though would be Hildabeast's administration./---- Promises Kept, and a CompromiseSo, as our President completes his first 100 days we can see the inadequacy of his management style. The great negotiator seems unable to get anything done even with republican control of the Congress and Courts
One of Trump’s most significant achievements so far has been the nomination and confirmation of Neil Gorsuch as a justice on the Supreme Court. But it did not come easy.
Democrats filibustered debate on Gorsuch’s confirmation, provoking Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to invoke the "nuclear option" and change procedural rules so that a simple majority of votes (51) rather than a supermajority (60) would be needed to end debate and move toward a final confirmation vote.
Trump also moved on his pledge to sign a requirement that for every new regulation, two be eliminated, claiming that many regulations are wasteful and hinder businesses’ growth.
On the economic front, Trump directed the United States’ withdrawal from the Trans-Pacific Partnership and successfully intervened to keep a Carrier furnace-manufacturing plant in Indiana rather than it relocating to Mexico (though jobs saved were fewer than what Trump claimed).
About a month into his presidency, Trump also nullified Obama-era gun control order that required the Social Security Administration to share records of individuals who get Disability Insurance benefits, information that would eventually show up on their background checks when they sought to buy guns. The Trump administration said it was getting rid of that rule because it "could endanger the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens."
Trump has made good on a campaign promise to place a lifetime ban on White House officials lobbying for foreign governments. The ban is for executive branch appointees but includes a provision that would allow the president or a designee to waive the restriction.
Overview: What Trump has done so far in office
View attachment 123586
No question Gorsuch was Trumps sole accomplishment
But how could he fail?
He had a Republican Senate to rubber stamp his selection and even then they had to go nuclear to confirm him
Was Kagan and Sotomayer a major accomplishment for Obama?
Republicans had to change the rules to get Gorsuch confirmed
Hardly an accomplishment
Trump has not demonstrated strong intellectual capability in his willingness to study, his speech or his writingIf a rube like you didn't think Trump was retarded I would be worried. Keep on helping to push him into a second term with your mundane nonsense. President Trump appreciates it very much. Oh there is another snowflake riot about to begin in Berkeley. More help from lefty retards.For one thing, it's clear that Trump is not a devotee of reading, whether it's newspapers, books or memos. Instead, he is most moved by what he sees and hears in a most fundamental sense. When Trump began receiving intelligence briefings in January, his aides asked the briefers to reduce the number of words in their daily briefing book and instead use more pictures and other graphics. Trump, the aides explained, is a "visual and auditory learner," according to the Washington Post. After Trump took office in January, his staff assessed President Barack Obama's contingency plans for Syria and trimmed them into small pieces, illustrated by photos, the Post said, so Trump could get a better grasp on what was going on in his own way and so he could best improve the situation.
Critics are hardly reassured by these tendencies, which strike them as puerile and superficial. But this visual focus should not be surprising given that Trump achieved fame as the host of a reality-television show where appearances and impressions were everything
No wonder he constantly changes his mind....he has the attention span of a goldfish
Donald Trump's Governing Styles Has Critics Up in Arms
.
This is what eight years of foreign policy incompetence prior to trump being elected looks like.
And Trump is picking up right where W left off because ALMOST crashing the world economy and almost starting WW3 isn't good enough, Trump is going to finish both jobs.
/---- Barack Obama Stuttering Mess After Teleprompter Freezes [ Trash ...Trump has not demonstrated strong intellectual capability in his willingness to study, his speech or his writingIf a rube like you didn't think Trump was retarded I would be worried. Keep on helping to push him into a second term with your mundane nonsense. President Trump appreciates it very much. Oh there is another snowflake riot about to begin in Berkeley. More help from lefty retards.For one thing, it's clear that Trump is not a devotee of reading, whether it's newspapers, books or memos. Instead, he is most moved by what he sees and hears in a most fundamental sense. When Trump began receiving intelligence briefings in January, his aides asked the briefers to reduce the number of words in their daily briefing book and instead use more pictures and other graphics. Trump, the aides explained, is a "visual and auditory learner," according to the Washington Post. After Trump took office in January, his staff assessed President Barack Obama's contingency plans for Syria and trimmed them into small pieces, illustrated by photos, the Post said, so Trump could get a better grasp on what was going on in his own way and so he could best improve the situation.
Critics are hardly reassured by these tendencies, which strike them as puerile and superficial. But this visual focus should not be surprising given that Trump achieved fame as the host of a reality-television show where appearances and impressions were everything
No wonder he constantly changes his mind....he has the attention span of a goldfish
Donald Trump's Governing Styles Has Critics Up in Arms
.
All signs point to him being functionally illiterate
/---- Barack Obama Stuttering Mess After Teleprompter Freezes [ Trash ...Trump has not demonstrated strong intellectual capability in his willingness to study, his speech or his writingIf a rube like you didn't think Trump was retarded I would be worried. Keep on helping to push him into a second term with your mundane nonsense. President Trump appreciates it very much. Oh there is another snowflake riot about to begin in Berkeley. More help from lefty retards.For one thing, it's clear that Trump is not a devotee of reading, whether it's newspapers, books or memos. Instead, he is most moved by what he sees and hears in a most fundamental sense. When Trump began receiving intelligence briefings in January, his aides asked the briefers to reduce the number of words in their daily briefing book and instead use more pictures and other graphics. Trump, the aides explained, is a "visual and auditory learner," according to the Washington Post. After Trump took office in January, his staff assessed President Barack Obama's contingency plans for Syria and trimmed them into small pieces, illustrated by photos, the Post said, so Trump could get a better grasp on what was going on in his own way and so he could best improve the situation.
Critics are hardly reassured by these tendencies, which strike them as puerile and superficial. But this visual focus should not be surprising given that Trump achieved fame as the host of a reality-television show where appearances and impressions were everything
No wonder he constantly changes his mind....he has the attention span of a goldfish
Donald Trump's Governing Styles Has Critics Up in Arms
.
All signs point to him being functionally illiterate
Video for obama stumbling through a speech▶ 0:56
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP NEWS & LIVE SPEECH 2017. ... He had a written speech to attack Trump ...
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Trump has not demonstrated strong intellectual capability in his willingness to study, his speech or his writing
All signs point to him being functionally illiterate
aaaaaaa yeah sure doc.
