Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Sun Jul 12, 2020 2:51 am  

Corbyn is serving as an MP he is not writing his memoirs or joining the lecture circuit like the previous two incumbents of number 10 and I don’t believe he intends to buy a Romany caravan for his garden. I don’t think he ever had the authority to do those things listed but that is irrelevant because most of these sprung from and I use the word loosely brain of the well know strong and stable genius Trump rather than based on fact unless you follow Fox News.
Your turn of phrase also suggests you really should go into a dark room and rethink your life because the alternative is to become an hermit and stay away from people.

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Sun Jul 12, 2020 6:32 am  

Steph Curry wrote:

Trump is a hero. He stood up to WHO.

He stood up to those damn pesky doctors! Yeeha!
And now 150,000 of his citizens are dead.

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Tue Jul 21, 2020 9:13 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

Corbyn is serving as an MP he is not writing his memoirs or joining the lecture circuit like the previous two incumbents of number 10 and I don’t believe he intends to buy a Romany caravan for his garden. I don’t think he ever had the authority to do those things listed but that is irrelevant because most of these sprung from and I use the word loosely brain of the well know strong and stable genius Trump rather than based on fact unless you follow Fox News.
Your turn of phrase also suggests you really should go into a dark room and rethink your life because the alternative is to become an hermit and stay away from people.

His memoirs? What, all 1 page of it? “I lost by the biggest margin ever”

Lmao

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Tue Jul 21, 2020 9:23 pm  

Steph Curry wrote:

His memoirs? What, all 1 page of it? “I lost by the biggest margin ever”

Lmao

I said he wasn’t writing his memoirs so it won’t even be one page or don’t you grasp this simple preface.

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Wed Jul 22, 2020 7:33 am  

Well, 4 months + into the covid outbreak in the States, The Donald has finally, finally decided that social distancing and wearing a mask, may help stop the spread of the virus - absolutely UNBELIEVABLE.
Perhaps if he'd started with this viewpoint, instead of suggesting injecting with domestos, their death toll may have been somewhat lower.

Has any former US President been responsible for so many needless deaths ??

How anyone could consider re-electing this guy beggars belief

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Wed Jul 22, 2020 10:01 am  

Trump championing masks is going to play havoc with his voters. The ones who have been going round for weeks, brandishing guns, and defending their right not to wear one. If the poor sods were confused before they're going to be doolally now.

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Thu Jul 23, 2020 6:41 am  

I see he's rallying the deep south by saying the BLM protests caused the Covid peak, I have come around to the idea that he really isn't fit for office, he has done some good things, but the imbecilic comments far outweigh them.

[Mild Rover]

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Thu Jul 23, 2020 7:30 am  

IR80 wrote:

I see he's rallying the deep south by saying the BLM protests caused the Covid peak, I have come around to the idea that he really isn't fit for office, he has done some good things, but the imbecilic comments far outweigh them.

I think he’s completely rewritten what it means to be fit for that office. He’s survived several scandals and incidents that would have ended any other presidency, imo. It’ll be interesting to see how permanent the change is, particularly in 4 years when the Republicans have to select a new presidential candidate. Will they revert to somebody like Paul Ryan - assuming he decided in wait out this mess and distance himself from it, rather than genuinely retiring from politics. Or will we see a run from Donald Trump Junior? We’re so far from what I would have thought possible 5 years ago, it is very difficult to think of anything that’d be surprising.

What good things has Trump done, in your opinion? Recently, I see a case for ‘standing up to Xi Jinping’, but tbh honest, I’d give credit to Xi Jinping for standing up to Trump too. There’s really nobody for me to root for in that relationship.

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Thu Jul 23, 2020 8:54 am  

Mild Rover wrote:

I think he’s completely rewritten what it means to be fit for that office. He’s survived several scandals and incidents that would have ended any other presidency, imo. It’ll be interesting to see how permanent the change is, particularly in 4 years when the Republicans have to select a new presidential candidate. Will they revert to somebody like Paul Ryan - assuming he decided in wait out this mess and distance himself from it, rather than genuinely retiring from politics. Or will we see a run from Donald Trump Junior? We’re so far from what I would have thought possible 5 years ago, it is very difficult to think of anything that’d be surprising.

What good things has Trump done, in your opinion? Recently, I see a case for ‘standing up to Xi Jinping’, but tbh honest, I’d give credit to Xi Jinping for standing up to Trump too. There’s really nobody for me to root for in that relationship.

He's done things domestically, tax,prison and judiciary reform etc. Taken on the Mexican cartels, changes to Obamacare to make ire cost affective, all are popular with the US electorate and he is, afterall, their President, not our PM.

Re: US Presidential election 2020 : Thu Jul 23, 2020 3:27 pm  

IR80 wrote:

He's done things domestically, tax,prison and judiciary reform etc. Taken on the Mexican cartels, changes to Obamacare to make ire cost affective, all are popular with the US electorate and he is, afterall, their President, not our PM.

Changing Obamacare was an effort to make healthcare more accessable to the less well off! Back to huge medical insurance bills and premiums then???