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WSJ Calls Trump a Lunatic
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My guy you can’t even explain what a woman is, good luck with that you clown fucktardIts always entertaining to watch an old, doddering white guy try to explain to a black woman what a black woman is.
Good luck with that.
This is actual an op-Ed by Gerald Baker not anything from the editorial board of rhe WSJNo kidding. I wonder what took them so long?
WSJ calls Trump a lunatic .
But we can’t ignore the giant Republican problem either: None of us are in any doubt what we are being asked to vote for on the Republican ticket.
I watched in its entirety and then, perhaps hoping that the written version might yield hidden intelligence not evident to the ear, read the transcript of the press conference Donald Trump held at Mar-a-Lago last week. Houston, we have a problem. ...
By my calculation, about one-third of Mr. Trump’s remarks fell into three categories: false, obtuse or lunatic.
Really? Kemp wouldn't piss on trump if Trump was on fire.
Kemp reiterates support for Trump after verbal attacks from the former president
At an event on Friday morning, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp addressed attacks made by former President Donald Trump, calling them a "storm" and a "distraction" from a larger goal.
JohnDB
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It's information overload....Okay.
But what do you think of the batshit insane Mar a Lago press conference?
That was probably as bad as we have seen Trump. It was astounding.
He knows too much minutia of details and can't spit out a clear message. (Clinton had that problem sometimes)
He was never that great of a statesman originally. Good, sharp, and clear thinker....but he is slowing down....and never has been a great statesman.
Reagan? Great statesman....nobody in recent memory was better. Obama was a good runner up. He talked way too slowly for his own good....but it helped him tremendously. I didn't agree with much of what he said publicly but it was always clear and understood. As a result he's number 2 statesman in recent history.
Trump? 26th out of 12. Biden?....he didn't know there was a reason to talk clearly. Even 20+ years ago the only times Biden was clear was when he was stealing (plagiarizing) other people's speeches.
Bush and Gore was a great matchup....both were evenly matched. Bush had a tiny bit more substance to his speeches usually...and it got him the Presidency. But Gore was no slouch by any means. There's no way that Trump could beat Gore in a debate today.
No kidding. I wonder what took them so long?
WSJ calls Trump a lunatic .
But we can’t ignore the giant Republican problem either: None of us are in any doubt what we are being asked to vote for on the Republican ticket.
I watched in its entirety and then, perhaps hoping that the written version might yield hidden intelligence not evident to the ear, read the transcript of the press conference Donald Trump held at Mar-a-Lago last week. Houston, we have a problem. ...
By my calculation, about one-third of Mr. Trump’s remarks fell into three categories: false, obtuse or lunatic.
Pay wall.
Can the loon articulate any actual point about Trump policy?
Does the writer explain why open borders, defunding the police, transgenderism for kids, and war with Russia and Iran is such a good thing?
yidnar
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asked my foot .. they pressured him to drop out.. it was a soft coup implemented of bad poll numbers .. or do you honestly believe they didn't know about his cognitive issues that the right has been pointing out for over 4 yrs .. face it ! the right told you the truth about your candidate while the left lied and covered up for him until said lie was no longer believable ...Democrats were able to recognize that Joe was a liability. And ask that he drop out. Joe listened.
Trump listens only to his own ego. And regardless of his cognitive decline, will cling to his nomination for his own benefit.
Fort Fun Indiana
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That's support for the republican candidate for President.Kemp reiterates support for Trump after verbal attacks from the former president
At an event on Friday morning, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp addressed attacks made by former President Donald Trump, calling them a "storm" and a "distraction" from a larger goal.www.gpb.org
The orange slob will no longer be that, if convicted in the Georgia case.
Fort Fun Indiana
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And convinced him.asked my foot .. they pressured him to drop out.
Looks like he made the right move.
One author with an opinion not the WSJ.No kidding. I wonder what took them so long?
WSJ calls Trump a lunatic .
But we can’t ignore the giant Republican problem either: None of us are in any doubt what we are being asked to vote for on the Republican ticket.
I watched in its entirety and then, perhaps hoping that the written version might yield hidden intelligence not evident to the ear, read the transcript of the press conference Donald Trump held at Mar-a-Lago last week. Houston, we have a problem. ...
By my calculation, about one-third of Mr. Trump’s remarks fell into three categories: false, obtuse or lunatic.
Idiot
Fort Fun Indiana
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HahahahahahahaHe knows too much minutia of details and can't spit out a clear message. (
You, sir, get a punch on your cult self debasing card, good for a free frosty at Wendy's
JohnDB
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Trump has something for you too on election day....Hahahahahahaha
You, sir, get a punch on your cult self debasing card, good for a free frosty at Wendy's
Skylar
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asked my foot .. they pressured him to drop out.. it was a soft coup implemented of bad poll numbers .. or do you honestly believe they didn't know about his cognitive issues that the right has been pointing out for over 4 yrs .. face it ! the right told you the truth about your candidate while the left lied and covered up for him until said lie was no longer believable ...
I don't think 'coup' means what you think it means. Biden is still president.
And Biden from 2020 is far more coherent, on point and focused than Biden of 2024.
Now you're faced with your own candidate's cognitive decline. The slurring, the confusion, the incoherence, the severe memory problems, having conversations with people that weren't there.
Will you listen? I don't think so.
Skylar
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You haven't been keeping up.
Fort Fun Indiana
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Haha, the cultists' "Alamo".
No principles... no class... just cruelty and anger and "Winning!"
Which is why the WSJ, once commanding the most respect for integrity of any national publication, is now just another propaganda machine for the DNC, deep state, etc.No kidding. I wonder what took them so long?
WSJ calls Trump a lunatic .
But we can’t ignore the giant Republican problem either: None of us are in any doubt what we are being asked to vote for on the Republican ticket.
I watched in its entirety and then, perhaps hoping that the written version might yield hidden intelligence not evident to the ear, read the transcript of the press conference Donald Trump held at Mar-a-Lago last week. Houston, we have a problem. ...
By my calculation, about one-third of Mr. Trump’s remarks fell into three categories: false, obtuse or lunatic.
Skylar
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Which is why the WSJ, once commanding the most respect for integrity of any national publication, is now just another propaganda machine for the DNC, deep state, etc.
Trump just insisted that Harris' crowds were AI generated. That abortion is no longer a major issue. And has doubled down on an imaginary conversation with Willie Brown in a helicopter, that never actually happened.
Lunatic is being gentle.
Fort Fun Indiana
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A pathetic excuse both to avoid the material and to protect your fragile psyche from facts.Which is why the WSJ, once commanding the most respect for integrity of any national publication, is now just another propaganda machine for the DNC, deep state, etc.
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Biden is a PINO (President In Name Only) and has been ever since the Democrats cheated and installed him as their Manchurian candidate.I don't think 'coup' means what you think it means. Biden is still president.
And Biden from 2020 is far more coherent, on point and focused than Biden of 2024.
Now you're faced with your own candidate's cognitive decline. The slurring, the confusion, the incoherence, the severe memory problems, having conversations with people that weren't there.
Will you listen? I don't think so.
Skylar
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Biden is a PINO (President In Name Only) and has been ever since the Democrats cheated and installed him as their Manchurian candidate.
Biden dropped out for the good of his party and the nation. Says who? Says Biden.
Give me a better source. Your echo chamber isn't it.
As for 'cheating', its another indication among the MAGA faithful that things aren't going well for them. As 'cheating' is the accusation they go to when they're preemptively making excuses for why they lost.
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