Trump's Legacy Surpasses That of Any Modern President

[Billiejeens]

The numerous successes the United States enjoyed during the four short years of the Donald Trump presidency reveal the advantage of having a businessman as the nation's chief executive, as opposed to a career politician.
Few Politicians understand this Basic Rule
The Business of America is Business - Calvin Coolidge understood this and so does Trump.

Trump's Legacy Surpasses That of Any Modern President | Newsmax.com


BJ - Most successful President in at least the last 25 years.

 

[konradv]

Legacy for what? Corruption? Lying? Incompetence? Need we go on?

 

[Billiejeens]

Legacy for what? Corruption? Lying? Incompetence? Need we go on?

no.
That was a sufficient number of lies.

 

[Anomalism]

Business people own the career politicians. Corporate America already runs the country.

 

[Brain357]

Huge deficits, giant bailouts, tariffs that hurt manufacturing, couldn't hit 3% gdp growth... giant failure. Even the supreme court didn't support the crazy claims of election cheating.

 

[Thinker101]

Huge deficits, giant bailouts, tariffs that hurt manufacturing, couldn't hit 3% gdp growth... giant failure. Even the supreme court didn't support the crazy claims of election cheating.

And liberals whining for more bailouts....go figure.

 

[Brain357]

Huge deficits, giant bailouts, tariffs that hurt manufacturing, couldn't hit 3% gdp growth... giant failure. Even the supreme court didn't support the crazy claims of election cheating.

And liberals whining for more bailouts....go figure.

Can't deny the giant failures eh?

 

[Meathead]

The numerous successes the United States enjoyed during the four short years of the Donald Trump presidency reveal the advantage of having a businessman as the nation's chief executive, as opposed to a career politician.
Few Politicians understand this Basic Rule
The Business of America is Business - Calvin Coolidge understood this and so does Trump.

Trump's Legacy Surpasses That of Any Modern President | Newsmax.com


BJ - Most successful President in at least the last 25 years.

Simply the best!
Better than all the rest,'...

 

[Pogo]

Legacy for what? Corruption? Lying? Incompetence? Need we go on?

I would definitely add Clown Show --- a more pro-active category than simple incompetence.

Rump truly transformed the world. Just in the realm of geography alone, he changed the path of a hurricane armed only with a Sharpie, transmogrified the Bronx into "a very wonderful place in Germany", founded the countries of "Button" and "Nipple", and later "Nambia"; changed the course of Canadian history having them burn the White House before they took the step of existing; he built a Great Wall in Colorado and got New Mexico to pay for it; he discovered, like a modern day Vasco da Gama, that Puerto Rico is in fact an island, and even established an entire new category of nation called The Shitholes, while consolidating "England" and "the UK" into somehow the same thing without so much from them as a by your leave.

Plus, he almost bought Greenland. Too bad that didn't work out since in 32 days he's got nowhere to live.


Oh and he's about to have his failed casino literally blown up. The privilege is being auctioned off for charity. Fortunately it's not for Rump's fake-charity.

 

[g5000]

The numerous successes the United States enjoyed during the four short years of the Donald Trump presidency reveal the advantage of having a businessman as the nation's chief executive, as opposed to a career politician.
Few Politicians understand this Basic Rule
The Business of America is Business - Calvin Coolidge understood this and so does Trump.

Trump's Legacy Surpasses That of Any Modern President | Newsmax.com


BJ - Most successful President in at least the last 25 years.

Some legacy. Unemployment rates not seen since the Great Depression. 310,000 dead Americans. An attempted coup to overturn the election.

Impeachment.


Yup. That's some legacy.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Legacy for what? Corruption? Lying? Incompetence? Need we go on?

Take a pill, Loon!

You guys had to cheat in the tens of millions column

 

[g5000]

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"This is an island, surrounded by water. Big water. Ocean water." - Stable Genius



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[AntonToo]

Cool story.

Reality is that Trump is an impeached one term loser and an assclown that inherited solid economy and failed miserably to deal with a historic pandemic.

That's exactly how he is going down in history.

 

[Mac1958]

Well, these are the same people who were defending Dubya at the end, too.

Consider the source.

 

[BULLDOG]

Trump convince more people to go to the polls and vote against him than any other president ever. WINNING!!

 

[CrusaderFrank]

 

[g5000]

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So I call, like, major major countries, and I'll be dealing with the Prime Minister or the President, and I'll say, "How're you doing?" - Stable Genius


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[Pogo]

The numerous successes the United States enjoyed during the four short years of the Donald Trump presidency reveal the advantage of having a businessman as the nation's chief executive, as opposed to a career politician.
Few Politicians understand this Basic Rule
The Business of America is Business - Calvin Coolidge understood this and so does Trump.

Trump's Legacy Surpasses That of Any Modern President | Newsmax.com


BJ - Most successful President in at least the last 25 years.

Some legacy. Unemployment rates not seen since the Great Depression. 310,000 dead Americans. An attempted coup to overturn the election.

Impeachment.


Yup. That's some legacy.

Not to forget, only POTUS as far back as such records go to Truman, who never cracked a 50% approval rating.

Not the only POTUS to lose the popular vote twice though. Benjamin Harrison did it in 1888/1892 by a combined total of under 500,000. But Rump whupped his ass by over twenty times, with a total of ten million.

 

[g5000]

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You call places like Malaysia and Indonesia and you say, you know, "How many people do you have?" and it's pretty amazing how many people they have. - Stable Genius


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[g5000]

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I can say we're going to be very involved with the UK. I mean, you don't hear the word Britain any more. It's very interesting. It's like, nope. - Stable Genius



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