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I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. cricketsBullshit. Trump's only motivation to be president was to line his own pocket and the pockets of his family./āā/ Iāve made money no matter who was I office, and having Hildabeast as president would mean Iād leave my investment strategy untouched from Obozo. I voted for Trump because he is not part of the swamp and truly cares about MAGA.One thing I can't deny is that I'm having the best years of my life. I was doing great under Obama but I'm doing even better now.
Overall Trump isn't worth it but I can't say he ruined the economy around me, yet.
Gore lost when the economy was great. He should have been elected based on the economy and so should have Hillary. Trump and Republicans convinced the voters that things weren't great in 2015 but they were. I was doing great. Manufacturing was doing great. We 80 straight months of adding jobs to the economy, no steps backward.
Republicans denied the unemployment number was real and didn't care that the stock market was doing great. They said what about blue collar. Well? What about them? They are still struggling. Far from maga.
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
And when he was running for president he lied to us and told us taxes on people like him would go up.
But he didn't completely lie. In his tax bill he fucked rich people in blue states. Basically he punished any state that he didn't win.
Trumpās tax cuts are punishing states that voted for Clinton, data suggest
Using data from the IRS and the U.S. Census Bureau, people in āTrumpā states pay an average of $7,800 in federal taxes per person versus $11,070 per person in states that voted for Hillary Clinton.
Trump is greedy, power and fame hungry, likes to be in control. I think it's funny when Republicans can't fathom why a rich 70 year old billionaire would be greedy and be anti middle class. These people don't realize that when FDR passed the new deal the rich called him a traitor to his class. Rich people know class warfare exists. They think business owners should make more not employees.
/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. cricketsBullshit. Trump's only motivation to be president was to line his own pocket and the pockets of his family./āā/ Iāve made money no matter who was I office, and having Hildabeast as president would mean Iād leave my investment strategy untouched from Obozo. I voted for Trump because he is not part of the swamp and truly cares about MAGA.One thing I can't deny is that I'm having the best years of my life. I was doing great under Obama but I'm doing even better now.
Overall Trump isn't worth it but I can't say he ruined the economy around me, yet.
Gore lost when the economy was great. He should have been elected based on the economy and so should have Hillary. Trump and Republicans convinced the voters that things weren't great in 2015 but they were. I was doing great. Manufacturing was doing great. We 80 straight months of adding jobs to the economy, no steps backward.
Republicans denied the unemployment number was real and didn't care that the stock market was doing great. They said what about blue collar. Well? What about them? They are still struggling. Far from maga.
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. cricketsBullshit. Trump's only motivation to be president was to line his own pocket and the pockets of his family./āā/ Iāve made money no matter who was I office, and having Hildabeast as president would mean Iād leave my investment strategy untouched from Obozo. I voted for Trump because he is not part of the swamp and truly cares about MAGA.
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
And when he was running for president he lied to us and told us taxes on people like him would go up.
But he didn't completely lie. In his tax bill he fucked rich people in blue states. Basically he punished any state that he didn't win.
Trumpās tax cuts are punishing states that voted for Clinton, data suggest
Using data from the IRS and the U.S. Census Bureau, people in āTrumpā states pay an average of $7,800 in federal taxes per person versus $11,070 per person in states that voted for Hillary Clinton.
Trump is greedy, power and fame hungry, likes to be in control. I think it's funny when Republicans can't fathom why a rich 70 year old billionaire would be greedy and be anti middle class. These people don't realize that when FDR passed the new deal the rich called him a traitor to his class. Rich people know class warfare exists. They think business owners should make more not employees.
Mr. Trump himself lives in the deep blue state of New York- he's paying the same taxes as others there. His friend , the Maha Rushdie, suggested that The Donald move to Florida, Trump just can't see it.
He signed a tax law that goes against his own interests, because he knew that New Yorkers weren't paying nearly enough.
/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. cricketsBullshit. Trump's only motivation to be president was to line his own pocket and the pockets of his family./āā/ Iāve made money no matter who was I office, and having Hildabeast as president would mean Iād leave my investment strategy untouched from Obozo. I voted for Trump because he is not part of the swamp and truly cares about MAGA.
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
some recent research presented here gave me some insight into Donald Trumpās motivations to pursue the presidency. So, why did he want to become the President of the United States?
First and foremost, Trump is a narcissist ā perhaps on the extreme end of the scale. In fact, Trump can be best classified as a Grandiose Narcissist.Grandiose narcissism is a flamboyant, assertive, and interpersonally dominant style, characterized by an inflated sense of self, overconfidence in making decisions, and an inability to learn from mistakes.
Research shows that narcissists are over-represented in high-level leadership positions, which can be a problem in and of itself, but back to Trump.
There are 3 basic motivations that explain why people take on leadership positions:
1. Affective motivation (āI enjoy leadingā). This is the motivation to lead simply because one enjoys leadership activities.
2. Calculative motivation (āWhatās in it for me?ā). This motivation to lead focuses on the rewards or personal gains one will achieve through leading.
3. Normative motivation (āOther people think Iād be an effective leaderā).This involves pressure from others to pursue leadership positions.
Trumpās motivation to run for President may have been fueled by all three of these. He professes to enjoy being in charge, and has for some time (affective motivation). His serious candidacy was spurred on by backers who encouraged him to run (normative motivation). And, there may also be calculative motivation, as his detractors claim ā Trump and his family may reap financial benefits from his presidency.
How does Trumpās grandiose narcissism fuel his desire to be president?
Research suggests that grandiose narcissists seek leadership positions for a couple of prime reasons:
1. Self-Enhancement. Narcissists seek powerful leadership positions to prove their superiority and to enhance their image.
2. Basking in the Limelight. Throughout his adult life, Trump has sought media attention and the sheer amount of āfreeā coverage that he got certainly helped his campaign and the election.
So, the research on narcissism and motivation to lead explains Trumpās behavior fairly well. But what might cause Trump to eventually regret attaining the presidency? Well, Howard Stern may have said it best:
"I know something about Donald Trump, he really does want to be loved," Stern said. "He does want people to really love him. That drives him a lot. I think that he has a very sensitive ego and when you're president of the United States, people are going to be very very critical."
Donald Trump has a notoriously thin skin and although his narcissism causes a feeling of superiority, it is fragile and, in the end, he may regret his motivation to this high, and very visible and vulnerable, leadership position.
/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. cricketsBullshit. Trump's only motivation to be president was to line his own pocket and the pockets of his family.
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
some recent research presented here gave me some insight into Donald Trumpās motivations to pursue the presidency. So, why did he want to become the President of the United States?
First and foremost, Trump is a narcissist ā perhaps on the extreme end of the scale. In fact, Trump can be best classified as a Grandiose Narcissist.Grandiose narcissism is a flamboyant, assertive, and interpersonally dominant style, characterized by an inflated sense of self, overconfidence in making decisions, and an inability to learn from mistakes.
Research shows that narcissists are over-represented in high-level leadership positions, which can be a problem in and of itself, but back to Trump.
There are 3 basic motivations that explain why people take on leadership positions:
1. Affective motivation (āI enjoy leadingā). This is the motivation to lead simply because one enjoys leadership activities.
2. Calculative motivation (āWhatās in it for me?ā). This motivation to lead focuses on the rewards or personal gains one will achieve through leading.
3. Normative motivation (āOther people think Iād be an effective leaderā).This involves pressure from others to pursue leadership positions.
Trumpās motivation to run for President may have been fueled by all three of these. He professes to enjoy being in charge, and has for some time (affective motivation). His serious candidacy was spurred on by backers who encouraged him to run (normative motivation). And, there may also be calculative motivation, as his detractors claim ā Trump and his family may reap financial benefits from his presidency.
How does Trumpās grandiose narcissism fuel his desire to be president?
Research suggests that grandiose narcissists seek leadership positions for a couple of prime reasons:
1. Self-Enhancement. Narcissists seek powerful leadership positions to prove their superiority and to enhance their image.
2. Basking in the Limelight. Throughout his adult life, Trump has sought media attention and the sheer amount of āfreeā coverage that he got certainly helped his campaign and the election.
So, the research on narcissism and motivation to lead explains Trumpās behavior fairly well. But what might cause Trump to eventually regret attaining the presidency? Well, Howard Stern may have said it best:
"I know something about Donald Trump, he really does want to be loved," Stern said. "He does want people to really love him. That drives him a lot. I think that he has a very sensitive ego and when you're president of the United States, people are going to be very very critical."
Donald Trump has a notoriously thin skin and although his narcissism causes a feeling of superiority, it is fragile and, in the end, he may regret his motivation to this high, and very visible and vulnerable, leadership position.
One of the best ever......skip to 1:23
/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. crickets
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
some recent research presented here gave me some insight into Donald Trumpās motivations to pursue the presidency. So, why did he want to become the President of the United States?
First and foremost, Trump is a narcissist ā perhaps on the extreme end of the scale. In fact, Trump can be best classified as a Grandiose Narcissist.Grandiose narcissism is a flamboyant, assertive, and interpersonally dominant style, characterized by an inflated sense of self, overconfidence in making decisions, and an inability to learn from mistakes.
Research shows that narcissists are over-represented in high-level leadership positions, which can be a problem in and of itself, but back to Trump.
There are 3 basic motivations that explain why people take on leadership positions:
1. Affective motivation (āI enjoy leadingā). This is the motivation to lead simply because one enjoys leadership activities.
2. Calculative motivation (āWhatās in it for me?ā). This motivation to lead focuses on the rewards or personal gains one will achieve through leading.
3. Normative motivation (āOther people think Iād be an effective leaderā).This involves pressure from others to pursue leadership positions.
Trumpās motivation to run for President may have been fueled by all three of these. He professes to enjoy being in charge, and has for some time (affective motivation). His serious candidacy was spurred on by backers who encouraged him to run (normative motivation). And, there may also be calculative motivation, as his detractors claim ā Trump and his family may reap financial benefits from his presidency.
How does Trumpās grandiose narcissism fuel his desire to be president?
Research suggests that grandiose narcissists seek leadership positions for a couple of prime reasons:
1. Self-Enhancement. Narcissists seek powerful leadership positions to prove their superiority and to enhance their image.
2. Basking in the Limelight. Throughout his adult life, Trump has sought media attention and the sheer amount of āfreeā coverage that he got certainly helped his campaign and the election.
So, the research on narcissism and motivation to lead explains Trumpās behavior fairly well. But what might cause Trump to eventually regret attaining the presidency? Well, Howard Stern may have said it best:
"I know something about Donald Trump, he really does want to be loved," Stern said. "He does want people to really love him. That drives him a lot. I think that he has a very sensitive ego and when you're president of the United States, people are going to be very very critical."
Donald Trump has a notoriously thin skin and although his narcissism causes a feeling of superiority, it is fragile and, in the end, he may regret his motivation to this high, and very visible and vulnerable, leadership position.
One of the best ever......skip to 1:23
Boy was he wrong. I guess we know now that Democrats don't rig elections. If we did we would have rigged 2016 and we certainly would have won 2000.
Iām sorry for you Mr. dumb, but Trump screwed over his workers. You should feel sorry for them not trump.So that was like what more than 10 years ago?The Democrats who run Fannie Ma and Freddie Mac made $MILLIONS$
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the 2008 Credit Crisis
Why does your kind always do that? Instead of defending your president you try to attack Democrats from some imaginary situation a decade or more ago.The Democrats who run Fannie Ma and Freddie Mac made $MILLIONS$
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the 2008 Credit Crisis
Rahm Emanuel's profitable stint at mortgage giant
Is that because the president is indefensible?
The point is that Trump was also screwed-over like the middle class was by the Democrat Great Recession
/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. crickets
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
some recent research presented here gave me some insight into Donald Trumpās motivations to pursue the presidency. So, why did he want to become the President of the United States?
First and foremost, Trump is a narcissist ā perhaps on the extreme end of the scale. In fact, Trump can be best classified as a Grandiose Narcissist.Grandiose narcissism is a flamboyant, assertive, and interpersonally dominant style, characterized by an inflated sense of self, overconfidence in making decisions, and an inability to learn from mistakes.
Research shows that narcissists are over-represented in high-level leadership positions, which can be a problem in and of itself, but back to Trump.
There are 3 basic motivations that explain why people take on leadership positions:
1. Affective motivation (āI enjoy leadingā). This is the motivation to lead simply because one enjoys leadership activities.
2. Calculative motivation (āWhatās in it for me?ā). This motivation to lead focuses on the rewards or personal gains one will achieve through leading.
3. Normative motivation (āOther people think Iād be an effective leaderā).This involves pressure from others to pursue leadership positions.
Trumpās motivation to run for President may have been fueled by all three of these. He professes to enjoy being in charge, and has for some time (affective motivation). His serious candidacy was spurred on by backers who encouraged him to run (normative motivation). And, there may also be calculative motivation, as his detractors claim ā Trump and his family may reap financial benefits from his presidency.
How does Trumpās grandiose narcissism fuel his desire to be president?
Research suggests that grandiose narcissists seek leadership positions for a couple of prime reasons:
1. Self-Enhancement. Narcissists seek powerful leadership positions to prove their superiority and to enhance their image.
2. Basking in the Limelight. Throughout his adult life, Trump has sought media attention and the sheer amount of āfreeā coverage that he got certainly helped his campaign and the election.
So, the research on narcissism and motivation to lead explains Trumpās behavior fairly well. But what might cause Trump to eventually regret attaining the presidency? Well, Howard Stern may have said it best:
"I know something about Donald Trump, he really does want to be loved," Stern said. "He does want people to really love him. That drives him a lot. I think that he has a very sensitive ego and when you're president of the United States, people are going to be very very critical."
Donald Trump has a notoriously thin skin and although his narcissism causes a feeling of superiority, it is fragile and, in the end, he may regret his motivation to this high, and very visible and vulnerable, leadership position.
One of the best ever......skip to 1:23
Boy was he wrong. I guess we know now that Democrats don't rig elections. If we did we would have rigged 2016 and we certainly would have won 2000.
/ā-/ Speaking of narcissist, do you think anyone here will read your long winded diatribe ? Are you that diluted? Delusions of grandeur?/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. cricketsBullshit. Trump's only motivation to be president was to line his own pocket and the pockets of his family./āā/ Iāve made money no matter who was I office, and having Hildabeast as president would mean Iād leave my investment strategy untouched from Obozo. I voted for Trump because he is not part of the swamp and truly cares about MAGA.
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
some recent research presented here gave me some insight into Donald Trumpās motivations to pursue the presidency. So, why did he want to become the President of the United States?
First and foremost, Trump is a narcissist ā perhaps on the extreme end of the scale. In fact, Trump can be best classified as a Grandiose Narcissist.Grandiose narcissism is a flamboyant, assertive, and interpersonally dominant style, characterized by an inflated sense of self, overconfidence in making decisions, and an inability to learn from mistakes.
Research shows that narcissists are over-represented in high-level leadership positions, which can be a problem in and of itself, but back to Trump.
There are 3 basic motivations that explain why people take on leadership positions:
1. Affective motivation (āI enjoy leadingā). This is the motivation to lead simply because one enjoys leadership activities.
2. Calculative motivation (āWhatās in it for me?ā). This motivation to lead focuses on the rewards or personal gains one will achieve through leading.
3. Normative motivation (āOther people think Iād be an effective leaderā).This involves pressure from others to pursue leadership positions.
Trumpās motivation to run for President may have been fueled by all three of these. He professes to enjoy being in charge, and has for some time (affective motivation). His serious candidacy was spurred on by backers who encouraged him to run (normative motivation). And, there may also be calculative motivation, as his detractors claim ā Trump and his family may reap financial benefits from his presidency.
How does Trumpās grandiose narcissism fuel his desire to be president?
Research suggests that grandiose narcissists seek leadership positions for a couple of prime reasons:
1. Self-Enhancement. Narcissists seek powerful leadership positions to prove their superiority and to enhance their image.
2. Basking in the Limelight. Throughout his adult life, Trump has sought media attention and the sheer amount of āfreeā coverage that he got certainly helped his campaign and the election.
So, the research on narcissism and motivation to lead explains Trumpās behavior fairly well. But what might cause Trump to eventually regret attaining the presidency? Well, Howard Stern may have said it best:
"I know something about Donald Trump, he really does want to be loved," Stern said. "He does want people to really love him. That drives him a lot. I think that he has a very sensitive ego and when you're president of the United States, people are going to be very very critical."
Donald Trump has a notoriously thin skin and although his narcissism causes a feeling of superiority, it is fragile and, in the end, he may regret his motivation to this high, and very visible and vulnerable, leadership position.
/āā/ And he made it back. Good job.Is it true that Trump lost more money than any other American three years in a row? Will that be a record no one ever breaks?
Iām sorry for you Mr. dumb, but Trump screwed over his workers. You should feel sorry for them not trump.So that was like what more than 10 years ago?The Democrats who run Fannie Ma and Freddie Mac made $MILLIONS$
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the 2008 Credit Crisis
Why does your kind always do that? Instead of defending your president you try to attack Democrats from some imaginary situation a decade or more ago.The Democrats who run Fannie Ma and Freddie Mac made $MILLIONS$
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the 2008 Credit Crisis
Rahm Emanuel's profitable stint at mortgage giant
Is that because the president is indefensible?
The point is that Trump was also screwed-over like the middle class was by the Democrat Great Recession
Is it true that Trump lost more money than any other American three years in a row? Will that be a record no one ever breaks?
/āā/ That doesnāt prove your point, try again Cupcake.I guess you're even dumber than I expected if you don't already know this......./āā/ And I can tell by all the proof you provided................. crickets
Trump signs sweeping tax bill into law
some recent research presented here gave me some insight into Donald Trumpās motivations to pursue the presidency. So, why did he want to become the President of the United States?
First and foremost, Trump is a narcissist ā perhaps on the extreme end of the scale. In fact, Trump can be best classified as a Grandiose Narcissist.Grandiose narcissism is a flamboyant, assertive, and interpersonally dominant style, characterized by an inflated sense of self, overconfidence in making decisions, and an inability to learn from mistakes.
Research shows that narcissists are over-represented in high-level leadership positions, which can be a problem in and of itself, but back to Trump.
There are 3 basic motivations that explain why people take on leadership positions:
1. Affective motivation (āI enjoy leadingā). This is the motivation to lead simply because one enjoys leadership activities.
2. Calculative motivation (āWhatās in it for me?ā). This motivation to lead focuses on the rewards or personal gains one will achieve through leading.
3. Normative motivation (āOther people think Iād be an effective leaderā).This involves pressure from others to pursue leadership positions.
Trumpās motivation to run for President may have been fueled by all three of these. He professes to enjoy being in charge, and has for some time (affective motivation). His serious candidacy was spurred on by backers who encouraged him to run (normative motivation). And, there may also be calculative motivation, as his detractors claim ā Trump and his family may reap financial benefits from his presidency.
How does Trumpās grandiose narcissism fuel his desire to be president?
Research suggests that grandiose narcissists seek leadership positions for a couple of prime reasons:
1. Self-Enhancement. Narcissists seek powerful leadership positions to prove their superiority and to enhance their image.
2. Basking in the Limelight. Throughout his adult life, Trump has sought media attention and the sheer amount of āfreeā coverage that he got certainly helped his campaign and the election.
So, the research on narcissism and motivation to lead explains Trumpās behavior fairly well. But what might cause Trump to eventually regret attaining the presidency? Well, Howard Stern may have said it best:
"I know something about Donald Trump, he really does want to be loved," Stern said. "He does want people to really love him. That drives him a lot. I think that he has a very sensitive ego and when you're president of the United States, people are going to be very very critical."
Donald Trump has a notoriously thin skin and although his narcissism causes a feeling of superiority, it is fragile and, in the end, he may regret his motivation to this high, and very visible and vulnerable, leadership position.
One of the best ever......skip to 1:23
Boy was he wrong. I guess we know now that Democrats don't rig elections. If we did we would have rigged 2016 and we certainly would have won 2000.
How many other peoples lives do you think he ruined?Is it true that Trump lost more money than any other American three years in a row? Will that be a record no one ever breaks?
Donald J Trump was the poorest man in America for a while during the 1990's. But the real story is how he made a comeback and won bigly in the end.
Is it true that Trump lost more money than any other American three years in a row? Will that be a record no one ever breaks?
And yet he lost more than any other individual in the country.Billionaires like Trump lose billions of dollars in business ventures like us peons lose tens of dollars by not shopping the best bargains.
The biggest loser, deadbeat donnie. Only a trump cultist would even try to spin that as anything other than what it is: horrible businessman losing his ass...
/āā/ Orange Man makes $$$$ bad. Orange Man losses $$$$ bad./āā/ The NY Slimes ran this story in the 1990s. They are just rehashing old stale news. Itās all they have.Decade in the Red: Trump Tax Figures Show Over $1 Billion in Business Losses
By the time his master-of-the-universe memoir āTrump: The Art of the Dealā hit bookstores in 1987, Donald J. Trump was already in deep financial distress, losing tens of millions of dollars on troubled business deals, according to previously unrevealed figures from his federal income tax returns.
Mr. Trump was propelled to the presidency, in part, by a self-spun narrative of business success and of setbacks triumphantly overcome. He has attributed his first run of reversals and bankruptcies to the recession that took hold in 1990. But 10 years of tax information obtained by The New York Times paints a different, and far bleaker, picture of his deal-making abilities and financial condition.
The data ā printouts from Mr. Trumpās official Internal Revenue Service tax transcripts, with the figures from his federal tax form, the 1040, for the years 1985 to 1994 ā represents the fullest and most detailed look to date at the presidentās taxes, information he has kept from public view. Though the information does not cover the tax years at the center of an escalating battle between the Trump administration and Congress, it traces the most tumultuous chapter in a long business career ā an era of fevered acquisition and spectacular collapse.
The numbers show that in 1985, Mr. Trump reported losses of $46.1 million from his core businesses ā largely casinos, hotels and retail space in apartment buildings. They continued to lose money every year, totaling $1.17 billion in losses for the decade.
In fact, year after year, Mr. Trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual American taxpayer, The Times found when it compared his results with detailed information the I.R.S. compiles on an annual sampling of high-income earners. His core business losses in 1990 and 1991 ā more than $250 million each year ā were more than double those of the nearest taxpayers in the I.R.S. information for those years.
Decade in the Red: Trump Tax Figures Show Over $1 Billion in Business Losses
And this is the guy who is our president. He could not even run a small company. He lost over 1 billion dollars, but according to some here he is this great successful businessman. He has successfully conned his way into the presidency. And now he is conning people into believing he turned around an economy that was turned around when he got there and that a legitimate investigation is a coup.
How stupid are we in America?Got a link proving that claim?/āā/ The NY Slimes ran this story in the 1990s. They
Many New Yorkers suspected Trump was a lying sack of shit in the 1990s, but the research behind today's story was compiled after the Biggest Loser in US Business History became POTUS.
The Biggest Loser | DCReport.org
"A major implication of these tax documents, as well as the 2005 partial tax return obtained and other records, is that Trumpās tax returns would not stand up under audit.
"For example, consider the paper real estate losses Trump took on his tax returns...."
"The real estate losses Trump took far exceed the value of his buildings and the limits enacted by Congress governing how much of that value can be written off each year.
"That means he also had large other losses, which was known generally, but not the scale of those losses."
