Donald Trump. Worst President in U.S. History.

[RaleBulgarian]

No he just presided over the breakup of the United States and the beginning of the U.S. Civil War. Remember that Confederate forces fired on a steamer sent by Buchanan to reinforce Fort Sumter just like they did the ship later sent by President Lincoln to provide food to the fort.

There’s a significant difference between being part of something and being the cause of something.

 

[vegas giants]

I reveal my real name when I post.
You do not.
Case closed.

I accept your concession

 

[bluesmoke]

President Trump isn't remotely the worst president in U.S. history.

Not remotely near the top either.

Your remote post is so noted.

 

[bluesmoke]

He's really good at being a pretend mob boss.

Well, He once had a real mob lawyer. So, He aught to know.

 

[CaughtInThe]

Well, He once had a real mob lawyer.

...who is in my avatar. I was trying to give republicans a hint so they could figure it out or even do some homework but that didn't help.

 

[Buckeyes85]

For better or worse, the powers of the office of president have grown significantly over time. Thus the power to do well as well as the power to damage/cause harm. Given that Trump's singular focus as president was to act in his own interests, I am quite certain history will remember him as the worst president ever, or at least the worst in modern times.

In fact, much like the history of Joseph McCarthy, people decades from now will question how so many people could have blindly followed someone so unfit to serve the office of president.

 

[bluesmoke]

...who is in my avatar. I was trying to give republicans a hint so they could figure it out or even do some homework but that didn't help.

They're too lazy to go beyond what comes off the top of their head to do the work of research, homework, to learn enough to support what they think or refute with fact what others say. Therefor, hints or clues don't help. That only leads to the work of research that finds the knowledge contradicting their debate position.

 

[CaughtInThe]

They're too lazy to go beyond what comes off the top of their head to do the work of research, homework, to learn enough to support what they think or refute with fact what others say. Therefor, hints or clues don't help. That only leads to the work of research that finds the knowledge contradicting their debate position.

maybe we should all simply post one to three word posts and repeat them. that kind of thing works for Sean and Rush...


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[Torus34]

A survey which would be of interest would be one of the top 100 people in the Republican Party at the time of the 2016 primaries. It is this:

"Knowing only what you knew then, would you have selected President of the United States of America Donald Trump as your choice for the party's candidate?"

Regards, stay safe 'n well. Remember the prophylactic Big 3: masks, hand washing and physical distancing.

Reminder. I try to respond to all who quote my posts. If you do not get a response from me, it may be that you've made it onto my 'Ignore' list.

 

[bluesmoke]

yep. they elected a common liar and crook.

A flim-flam man.

 

[bluesmoke]

maybe we should all simply post one to three word posts and repeat them. that kind of thing works for Sean and Rush...


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Isn't it a 3-step process, with liberalism the first step?