Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

Deer Greg,

I’m an American citizen. I don’t plan on going to Canada for vacation and then criticizing their economy and government.

Why do you feel the need to criticize our country and our President?

I just luv him wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

Van Gogh never sold anything while he was alive. Greg is in good company.

Sally whether or not that was technically right, I am confused why you made that response to a traitor liberal. Either that was part of your troll where you pretend to be a nice person in some of your posts (just to mix it up) or you wanted to be nice to that liberal which sadly means you are really a rhino.

I am not happy with your response to Greg and I am sure our president would never make a comment like that. We make fun of liberals, that's what we are supposed to do. What's wrong with you?

I luv trump, I don't just pretend to support him. My president and I wish only bad things for liberals.

You totally misunderstood my post. I have nothing against Greg and wish him the best but my post was a tongue-in-cheek post. Greg hasn't really done anything in his career and I insinuated that he and Van Gogh have had similar career achievements so far in their careers - Greg up to now and Van Gogh up to death. Of course Van Gogh's paintings are the most priceless of all time in the world and perhaps Greg's movies/poetry/entrepreneurship (not really sure what Greg does) might also be the best of all time.

Trump wrote:

Deer Greg,

I’m an American citizen. I don’t plan on going to Canada for vacation and then criticizing their economy and government.

Why do you feel the need to criticize our country and our President?

I don't feel as though I criticize the US in excess. I went through customs on a business classification, not vacation. I have not done any of the tourist things in New York. I have felt restless at times.

I don't feel I've criticized the economy aside from that one post. I really want to be working on my project. I said what I said because I have felt left out. I can say more, but that's the best way to explain it. I've felt left out for many years in my life. I am scheduled to leave the US on Tuesday morning but am still hopefull something can change tomorrow. Perhaps my stay can be extended. I don't see a future in Canada for myself.

I have criticized your president because quite bluntly the 2016 election didn't seem fair. That is not unjust criticism. Trump teamed with Putin to run attack ads on Hillary Clinton, whether you like her or not. I truly believe that and their is evidence to support that. I am speaking out about what I feel is right. You seem to interpret it as criticism but I'm just speaking out about what happened.

When I was a kid in elementary. I was quite a popular kid in the 6th grade when one day, towards the end of the year, a lot of kids made fun of me. I didn't have the experinece to stand up for myself. I went without friends for many years. I've always remembered that too. It doesnt have to do with Trump but I remember how the kids in my class said things about me which weren't true. Too bad I didn't get even with them then. But the best way to get even is to become succesful.

Trump wrote:

Deer Greg,

I’m an American citizen. I don’t plan on going to Canada for vacation and then criticizing their economy and government.

Why do you feel the need to criticize our country and our President?

^^^^^^^^

Snowflake

My post to Greg was neither nice nor mean to him. It was a nuanced attempt at humor. Even so, many of the Liberals who might have some strident views - are in real life generally nice people. Emotions can get pretty hot here but I doubt they are like that in real life.

Sally Vix wrote:Greg hasn't really done anything in his career.

I haven't achieved noteworthy commercial success. Yet. To suggest I haven't done anything sounds silly, you haven't met me, can only guage from my posts or what you may believe about me.

But thank-you, I wish the best for you to. I wish the best for most people.

Greg wrote:

[quote]Sally Vix wrote:Greg hasn't really done anything in his career.

Only thing is I haven't cashed in. I've achived a great deal I'm proud of. Monetary success is only one measure of success. Society seems to see lack of monetary success as proof of failure.

Greg wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:Greg hasn't really done anything in his career.

I haven't achieved noteworthy commercial success. Yet. To suggest I haven't done anything sounds silly, you haven't met me, can only guage from my posts or what you may believe about me.

But thank-you, I wish the best for you to. I wish the best for most people.

I have never said that you will never achieve success. I suggested that your career up to now has not included much success but, just like Van Gogh, don't count Greg out. People have success at various times in their lives.

Here are some people who achieved success later in their lives ...

1. Martha Stewart

Stewart had worked on Wall Street and owned a Connecticut catering firm, but her real success came after age 41 with the publication of her first book, Entertaining, and the launch of Martha Stewart Living seven years later. (Of course, she weathered some pitfalls later, before rebounding once more.)

2. Joy Behar

Known today as a former co-host on The View, Behar was a high school English teacher who didn't launch her show business career until after age 40.

3. Vera Wang

Wang was first known as an accomplished figure skater and a fashion editor before deciding before her 1989 wedding, at age 40, that she wanted to be a designer. She commissioned her own wedding dress for $10,000 and opened her first bridal boutique the following year.

4. Tim and Nina Zagat

This husband and wife team had each turned 42 before they gave up their legal careers to write their first restaurant guides. Their eponymous company is part of Google now.

5. Robin Chase

The founder and former CEO of Zipcar had left her 40th birthday in the rearview mirror and was taking time off from work to be with her children when she and a friend, Antje Danielson, came up with the idea for the car-sharing company in 2000.

6. Harland Sanders

Sanders was "a failure who got fired from a dozen jobs before starting his restaurant, and then failed at that when he went out of business and found himself broke at the age of 65," according to one account. But then things worked out when he sold the first Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in 1952.

7. Rodney Dangerfield

The late, great comedic actor was best known for his roles in 1980s movies like Caddyshack and Back to School, but he was 46 before he got his first big break--on the Ed Sullivan Show.

8. Duncan Hines

At age 55, he wrote his first food and hotel guides (including one that mentioned Sanders Court and Caf, the original restaurant owned by Harlan Sanders, above). At age 73, licensed the right to use his name to the company that developed Duncan Hines cake mixes; unfortunately he died six years later.

9. Charles Darwin

He was 50 years old before he published On the Origin of the Species in 1859, the book that espoused the theory for which he best known today. (The Darwin Awards came much later.)

10. Samuel Jackson

Jackson 46 years old (and in recovery from addiction to cocaine and heroin) before he starred alongside John Travolta in Pulp Fiction.

11. Donald Fisher

At age 41, after a series of entrepreneurial ventures, Fisher and his wife Doris Fisher founded The Gap. It's now a $16 billion a year company with more than 3,200 locations worldwide.

12. Ray Kroc

Kroc had passed his 50th birthday before he bought the first McDonald's in 1961, which he ultimately expanded into a worldwide conglomerate.

13. Sam Walton

Although he'd owned a small chain of discount stores, Walton opened the first true Wal-Mart in 1962, when he was 44.

14. Julia Child

Her first cookbook was published when she was 39; she made her television debut in The French Chef at age 51.

Greg wrote:

Greg wrote:

[quote]Sally Vix wrote:Greg hasn't really done anything in his career.

Only thing is I haven't cashed in. I've achived a great deal I'm proud of. Monetary success is only one measure of success. Society seems to see lack of monetary success as proof of failure.

Again, I am rooting for you. I wish you the best. Perseverance and drive is what you appear to have and having that will allow you to achieve great things.

Abraham Lincoln

Trump wrote:

Criminal Trump wrote:

Trump will spend more than $1B on 2020. He won't use his money. He has none. #fake_billionaire

Approximate annual revenue...$600 Million.

LOL . . . Derived from a Trump "estimate". And, no indication from the source what expenses were.

"At Trump National Doral in Miami, revenue fell last year to $75 million, a decline of about $15 million. Mar-a-Lago Club revenue fell by a prorated $4 million, or 14%, to $25 million. At the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J., where the president spends many weekends, revenue was flat at $15 million. Meanwhile in the Bronx, city data show that revenue at Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point sank by 43% last year, to $4.1 million."

Trump wrote:

Deer Greg,

I’m an American citizen. I don’t plan on going to Canada for vacation and then criticizing their economy and government.

Why do you feel the need to criticize our country and our President?

You are moving to Ukraine, jamin. Or is that buying a wife from there? And, why do you disparage Obama, and all the Democrat candidates, one who will be your next president?

Thanks for the list Sally, as I said, I wish the best for most people and that includes you.

15. Greg Zawaski

Graduated from high school with mediocre grades. Eventually earned a classical piano diploma. Played on cruise ships, in bands, in hotels, small festivals. Gambling issue drained a lot of his money until he overcame it. Re-entered university for the fourth time at 27 only to drop out again to pursue a television project. Bankruptcy at 33. Autism spectrum disorder diagnosis at 33. At 35 sells television project 'Gregory', which began over 8 years prior.

Criminal Trump wrote:

Do You Remember? wrote:

Yes, because someone spending $1B on campaign ads really appeals to the far left of the Dem party! He’d be better off running as an independent.

Trump will spend more than $1B on 2020. He won't use his money. He has none. #fake_billionaire

Trump has no money? Forbes magazine, one of the most reputable financial magazines of all time estimates his new worth at $3 billion. And you, some nobody on a running site, thinks he or she knows more about Trump's wealth than Forbes magazine. Hilarious. Do you just appear on weekends or some weekdays too?

Criminal Trump wrote:

Trump wrote:

Deer Greg,

I’m an American citizen. I don’t plan on going to Canada for vacation and then criticizing their economy and government.

Why do you feel the need to criticize our country and our President?

You are moving to Ukraine, jamin. Or is that buying a wife from there? And, why do you disparage Obama, and all the Democrat candidates, one who will be your next president?

I’m not Jamin!

❌

Stick to criticizing the politics of your home country!

Greg wrote:

Thanks for the list Sally, as I said, I wish the best for most people and that includes you.

15. Greg Zawaski

Graduated from high school with mediocre grades. Eventually earned a classical piano diploma. Played on cruise ships, in bands, in hotels, small festivals. Gambling issue drained a lot of his money until he overcame it. Re-entered university for the fourth time at 27 only to drop out again to pursue a television project. Bankruptcy at 33. Autism spectrum disorder diagnosis at 33. At 35 sells television project 'Gregory', which began over 8 years prior.

Cool background. You are obviously a serious pianist. Just to show what people can do later in life, and you are still young, my mom had a guy friend who only took up piano when he was like 51. You know how hard it is for older people to learn the piano. Well, he didn't become a concert pianist but was one tier below. Never set limitations on yourself.

The Irishman wrote:

Trump wrote:

Deer Greg,

I’m an American citizen. I don’t plan on going to Canada for vacation and then criticizing their economy and government.

Why do you feel the need to criticize our country and our President?

^^^^^^^^

Snowflake

What does that mean?

Trump wrote:

I’m not Jamin!

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