2020 the battle of the septuagenarians - Trump vs Biden, Part 2

mcmoustache wrote: »

I don't know if "Sure, I said most of the things but not the worst one" is the best approach here. It shows massive contempt for all those loyal defenders who put their credibility on the line insisting that Dear Leader would never do such a thing despite him doing it on

Best line from the Fox reporter: "My sources are unimpeachable."

Pa ElGrande wrote: »

I just had to post this with insane Hillary Clinton rambling on about Russia. Her husbands facial expressions though :D

Slow day on boards, here comes HRC.

Got anything actually, truly, new to say? Keep the jokes to a jokes thread.

Outlaw Pete wrote: »

Democrats / the left really scraping the barrel with this Trump doesn't care about Veterans nonsense. Sure they tried it a few years ago when politically motivated prosecutors harassed him over his charity work and thy then misrepresented the court's findings to make him look like a thief when in reality he had been raising money for vets over the years.

The truth, as ever, is far different and while of course Trump has said a few ill advised things about McCain and Obama with regards to war and the military, it's always been quite clear he has more respect in his little finger for the military than either of those men had in their whole body and yes I am aware of McCain's service.



https://twitter.com/TrumpWarRoom/status/1302285518722543622
https://twitter.com/BorisEP/status/1302369346161987586

Te Republicans/Right had an absolute meltdown when Obama had the temerity to salute a marine while holding a coffee cup



But Trump describes American soldiers killed fighting the Nazis as "losers and suckers" and his zealots jump to his defence lol.

TDS is alive and well in you all.

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Thats almost as bad as slavery, barbaric.

And before anyone starts i dont mean specifically black american slavery, 100% taxation is literally slavery.

Im pleased to see how many people can see past their own views to see how Raegan Was an admirable character.

Definitely was the greatest US president in my book. We could use another Raegan.

Top marginal rate.


In today's dollars, Eisenhower's 91% rate would kick in only on income earned over $3.5m.

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Every tax above 49.9% is closer to slavery than the free market, even if it kicked in at a billion 91% is barbaric and oppressive.

I find that hysterically over the top.


The free market wasn't gonna build the Interstate Highway System.

hotmail.com wrote: »

No US president now or ever cares about US troops.

Agreed.


Trump is an abomination, and he has been way to hawkish for my liking, but America needs to have a serious grown up debate about the American military and how they are sent to pointless wars which never end.

The most concerning element of Biden for me is his foreign policy, the man is cheered on by the architects of the Iraq war and looks like he will be surrounded by hawks like Rice.

Obama we can agree was a much better president than the current yoke, but his biggest flaw was his hawkish leanings. Luckily for him mainstream media don't give a **** about foreign wars whatsoever.

The current story about what Trump said or didn't about the troops can be put to bed once for all once one of those people who were in the room come forward and tell their story. Then even the most fanatical Trumper can't deny it.

Why none haven't though is a mystery,,,their is nothing to lose,,,, the person would swim in money if they did, MSNBC slots galore and probable book deal *lol at the "libs" who bought Bolton's book).

Trump has more respect for the military than John McCain did!

That is absolutely ludicrous on its face. Just about the most ludicrous comment to come out of this thread....

tigger123 wrote: »

You'd have to wonder what was going thro the actors head as he sat across from Trump.

it was probably that or an ad for haemorrhoid cream.

duploelabs wrote: »

the perfect picture to summarise the trump presidency.

dwayneshintzy wrote: »

Trump Ended 2018 France Trip Having Art Loaded on Air Force One

Now, this is funny: (from that article)
The figurines that caught Trump’s eye found a new home on the fireplace mantel in the Oval Office. Depicting Greek gods, they date to the early 20th century and were made by Neapolitan artist Luigi Avolio, who was trying to pass them off as sculptures from the 16th or 17th centuries, according to London-based art dealer Patricia Wengraf.

Portrait Gallery
In an “Antiques Roadshow” moment, Wengraf described the figurines as “20th century fakes of wannabe 17th century sculptures,” and of little value.