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To: E. Pluribus Unum

Haven’t had this much fun having a President kick ass and take names since Harry T...

Takes no crap... Gives no quarter...


19 posted on 10/31/2020 6:14:21 PM PDT by SuperLuminal (Where is Sam Adams now that we desperately need him)
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I heard Dan Bongino talking about this yesterday. Trump isn't your run of the mill Billionaire.

He is different.

He certainly does not give a crap what anyone thinks of him, except for the fact it makes him notice and dislike some people even more...he isn't someone you want to be taking notice of you in a bad way.

He eats lowbrow (to "them") food, he calls people disparaging names the same way most normal people who don't focus test every word leaving their mouths, and when he says he is going to do something...by God, he does something.

He has a penchant for nicknames, and anyone who has been in an environment where nicknames get assigned to people...you understand that if you get a bad one, you won't be able to shake it.

Love it. Just love it.

I like seeing him make mistakes, too...even ones that seem perfectly predictable. I think I like it (and at some level, some others may too) because it is so human. That mistake Trump makes when everyone can see it coming miles away is much the way it happens to many of us when our own friends and family can see it coming, but we still make the mistake.

I like that Trump just dusts himself off when it happens, and just moves ahead. You know, I get the impression he is working in the Present. Almost primarily.

21 posted on 10/31/2020 6:42:38 PM PDT by rlmorel ("Leftism is the plaything of a society with too much time on its hands." - Candace Owens)
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