Re: The 47th POTUS - Donald J. Trump
Posted: Mon May 05, 2025 3:10 am
Because updating Alcatraz won’t cost anything
Bi_3 wrote:Rangi Guy wrote:Bow to your new Sith lord
Happy May the 4th to all, including the Radical Left Lunatics who are fighting so hard to to bring Sith Lords, Murderers, Drug Lords, Dangerous Prisoners, & well known MS-13 Gang Members, back into our Galaxy. You’re not the Rebellion—you’re the Empire.
May the 4th be with you.
Still better than The Acolyte
México will pay for it ! Or Canada!!E.H. Ruddock wrote:Because updating Alcatraz won’t cost anything
If it makes you feel any better, the earth won't be habitable for human life in 100 years anywaysBi_3 wrote:Some budget details have been sent out (maybe leaked, unsure right now) and it's... ummmm... not good. We are about to cede the next century to China.
Bingo.blueviper wrote:I'll just say you can't run the country like a company.
Good to have you on the team, dad.dad wrote:so much for worship of false idols and shit.
also, going from holding up a bible after you have protesters cleared off the street to posting an image of yourself as pope is a helluva an arc.
zeb wrote:Good to have you on the team, dad.dad wrote:so much for worship of false idols and shit.
also, going from holding up a bible after you have protesters cleared off the street to posting an image of yourself as pope is a helluva an arc.
dad wrote:zeb wrote:Good to have you on the team, dad.dad wrote:so much for worship of false idols and shit.
also, going from holding up a bible after you have protesters cleared off the street to posting an image of yourself as pope is a helluva an arc.![]()
the only suckers and losers I see are those who voted for him.
his approach to everything is impulsive and incoherent.BlakeWB wrote:Donald Trump’s approach to tariffs appears impulsive and lacking a coherent long-term strategy. Rather than following a consistent economic policy, he tends to impose or threaten tariffs based on moment-to-moment political calculations or personal grievances, leaving businesses and international partners uncertain.
There seems to be a deeper concern: a fear that without delivering what he sees as wins—like trade deals or tariff leverage—he’ll lose the support and admiration he craves. This insecurity sometimes surfaces in offhand comments or erratic policy shifts, suggesting that he equates economic dominance with personal popularity, and struggles when he feels he’s not being seen as the strong negotiator he wants to be.
In the Carney v Trump case you'll need to be more specificdoug rr wrote:what an embarrassing piece of shit this guy is...
well, this is the Donald J. Trump threadBi_3 wrote:In the Carney v Trump case you'll need to be more specificdoug rr wrote:what an embarrassing piece of shit this guy is...
Ok, I'm not the only one thinking this....from other posts I've see as well.spike wrote:AI gets it.
Awww!Reporter: What's the top concession you want out of Canada?
Trump: Friendship