Wyatt earp
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I think you misunderstand Trump loyalty. Most of the people you call Trump loyalists are really just hillary anti loyalists.If he turned out to be a tax cheat?
If he actually did shoot someone on Fifth Ave. in broad daylight?
If irrefutable proof turned up that he is a serial rapist?
If he was caught on camera/tape trash-talking his gullible supporters?
What would it actually take for you to be like, "maybe this guy wasn't the best choice for president"?
Because I know you'd love it if he fired Mueller (not directly, mind you) disbanded the FBI, and declared himself Emperor for Life, despite that running entirely contrary to the ideals the U.S. was founded upon.
Haters, bigots and xenophobes seem to make up the 30-something percent of the base. That's all I see from the deplorables. They are akin to the scoundrels on the extreme left. I've never cared what these sorts believe or have to say and likely never will. Since the Orange clown rigged the election to garner a win for their 'team', they've got nothing more to bring to the table. I did not vote for the Clinton-branded cheating candidate either.
You see, trump was something fresh, something new, and wasn't tainted by the funk of establishment garb. In other words, he wasn't a politician, and that is what they were looking for.
So the bar was so low you elected a slimy second-tier con man reality show host, dropping it into the dirt. Bravo. Orange was a shiny turd decades ago and nothing's changed.
Say what the left started this tit for tat lowering the bar over the pubic hair on a can a of coke during the Clarence Thomas hearings
The left lowered the bar by not getting the rapist president Bill Clinton..
The left lowered the bar some more by a social experiment..by electing the community organizer over a more qualified Hillary Clinton
A decent human being a real President? That’s rather subjective when people say that it sounds like they are looking for any reason not to support someone.An equally good question is what would it take for the Trump critics to support him? What if he doesn't fire Mueller which I don't think he has any intention of doing? What if all these investigations and probes find no evidence of collusion with Russia or that he tried to obstruct justice by firng Comey? What if his policies work and help the economy and the middle class? What would it take for you to admit Trump knows what he is doing and is not the evil monster so many portray him as?
If all that happened, AND he started acting like a decent human being, let alone a real president? Shit, I might even vote for him.
As it stands, we expect better behavior out of a McDonalds fry cook than the President of the United States.
No, it's pretty easy, actually. Lead by example and treat people with respect. And if they aren't worthy of respect, avoid them, or have your subordinates deal with them. They are beneath you.
Not hard at all. Not at all much to expect from the leader of the fucking country, to be someone I wouldn't mind living next door to (please, don't take this literally; I'd love to be rich enough to live next door to Trump).
Trump is he is telling the world to fuck off.
Now do you want a pussy president like Obama who sucks dick or strong leaders like Trump and UN ambassador Nikki ?
Telling the world to fuck off is a horrible idea.
Why because you would be afraid of what?