Official LRC President Donald J Trump Thread

spotter of those who are much sadder wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

It is pretty sad. I will check in for like 2 minutes in the morning and he will have been posting for 5 hours. Sad.

We see know that the post monitoring troll is Sally. Yes, the math wizard keeps the scoresheet.

That dumba$$ can’t even get that right. He’s really good at being a boomerang wh0re though.

spotter of those who are much sadder wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

It is pretty sad. I will check in for like 2 minutes in the morning and he will have been posting for 5 hours. Sad.

We see know that the post monitoring troll is Sally. Yes, the math wizard keeps the scoresheet.

Not monitoring at all. But, yes, a math wizard. Have you EVER scored perfectly (100% on all exams and 100% on the final exam) on an advanced university Calculus course? I didn't think so. My professor said I was the first in 20 years.

JDom wrote:

At least I wasn't on LRC like you people during the holiday arguing over the same crap.

And I didn't take the "time time". Someone else must have taken it.

Like you people? Well, I suppose I get lumped in because I "take the time" to respond every now and again but I haven't even looked at, much less posted, on this forum in nearly 2 weeks.

Just found it amusing that you used your valuable time to read and respond. If this is really stupid, why even respond to it? Just move on with your day.

Most presidents hit all-time stock market highs during their terms because the stock market almost always goes up over time. The market usually performs better under Democrats. Only 3 presidents have left office with a significantly lower market than when they entered - all Republicans: Hoover, Nixon, and George W. The stock market performed better under Clinton and Obama than under Trump.

welp wrote:

JDom wrote:

At least I wasn't on LRC like you people during the holiday arguing over the same crap.

And I didn't take the "time time". Someone else must have taken it.

Like you people? Well, I suppose I get lumped in because I "take the time" to respond every now and again but I haven't even looked at, much less posted, on this forum in nearly 2 weeks.

Just found it amusing that you used your valuable time to read and respond. If this is really stupid, why even respond to it? Just move on with your day.

I do it because I enjoy pointing out losers and making fun of them.

Rigged for Hillary wrote:

I am sexually attracted to Donald J. Trump.

That explains almost everything.

Trollminator wrote:

go away

Tbh this thread hasn't been interesting for a good while now so this is actually sound advice. I hope the trolling or whatever goes well for you my dude.

Dan Kahneman wrote:

Trollminator wrote:

https://twitter.com/lawrence/status/1333128366468186112?s=21

This is a great question. Is Trump just an outright liar or delusional and a liar?

I don't see Trump as simply a straight forward conman. That would be nice if that was the case but his psychological makeup is a bit more darker than simply a conman.

CORRECT! While he IS a conman, that's not all. He has serious issues from serious Narcissism to inability to empathize, and on and on. Psychotic, mentally ill, evil...nothing bad is off the table for this menace.

Flagpole can you inform these people at Brookings (whoever they are, probably a bunch of unqualified idiots tbh) that they're wrong please?

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/the-avenue/2020/11/23/where-midwesterners-struggle-trumpism-lives-on/

Trollminator wrote:

In particular, it’s hard to find much that is remotely true in the president’s Twitter feed these days. ”

Understatement of the 21st century.

There never has been any truth from that loser

Meanwhile, Dr. Scott Atlas, Trump's Quake and a half; has Resigned !! I hope that joke was never paid !

So far, the stock market seems to like Biden, along with the encouraging vaccine news.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/30/business/stock-market-dow-jones-trump-biden/index.html

johnny99 wrote:

So far, the stock market seems to like Biden, along with the encouraging vaccine news.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/30/business/stock-market-dow-jones-trump-biden/index.html

i remember reading in the weeks leading up to the election that the markets wouldn't react much if either candidate won. It was more concerned with how long the uncertainty would drag on after the election, and if it did, it would tank. Some of that was factored into the price prior to the election. As it became clearer in the last few weeks that a protracted phase of uncertainty was not going to occur, the markets rose and continue to do so.

seattle prattle wrote:

johnny99 wrote:

So far, the stock market seems to like Biden, along with the encouraging vaccine news.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/30/business/stock-market-dow-jones-trump-biden/index.html

i remember reading in the weeks leading up to the election that the markets wouldn't react much if either candidate won. It was more concerned with how long the uncertainty would drag on after the election, and if it did, it would tank. Some of that was factored into the price prior to the election. As it became clearer in the last few weeks that a protracted phase of uncertainty was not going to occur, the markets rose and continue to do so.

Yeah, honestly I don't know how much, if any, credit Biden deserves. The good month that the market had may simply be due to the fact that the election is over, and it would have performed the same if Trump had won. The vaccine news is certainly a factor as well.

Having said that, Trump, and at least one regular poster on this thread, have credited Trump repeatedly for the stock market gains during his term, and have predicted a major crash under Biden. Like with so many other things, Trump and his followers are 100% wrong so far with this prediction.

Trump has been good for the stock market in many respects. And one could argue that that contributed to income inequalities, favoring the wealthy at the expense of every one else.

My personal belief is that Trump played it to maximize short term boost to the markets and passed off record amounts of debt to future generations, destroyed environmental regulations, decimated labor laws and protections, etc., all to support a heavily pro-business environment.

Yes, BIden will have major challenges to take on and many are created by Trump's lack of a sustainable economic plan.

The markets did not like Trump's erratic management style one bit, and it is believed to favor a more predictable Biden approach.

Lots to consider.

Racket wrote:

Flagpole can you inform these people at Brookings (whoever they are, probably a bunch of unqualified idiots tbh) that they're wrong please?

https://www.brookings.edu/blog/the-avenue/2020/11/23/where-midwesterners-struggle-trumpism-lives-on/

Well, I can't be sure if you are serious or thinking that somehow this article goes against my prediction or ideas about the electorate. In any event.

1) What a bunch of BS that article is. Here is a snippet that is indicative of the whole article - "If it weren’t for a large anti-Trump vote, particularly among African Americans and better-off, better-educated voters, Joe Biden would never have won his relatively narrow victories in Michigan and Wisconsin." What kind of crap is that? If it weren't for a large anti-Trump vote? If IF and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a Merry Christmas! Well, there was a large anti-Trump vote because he's an ass, and we wanted him out of office! Wow! Also, his narrow victories in Michigan and Wisconsin? What? Trump had narrow victories in 2016. What If I said, "If it weren't for a large anti-Hillary Clinton vote"? Just amateur hour here.

2) Just because a group of people in a certain demographic votes for someone and even for a specific reason, doesn't mean it is SMART to do that. LOTS of Trump voters voted for him because they thought he was a successful businessman who would do wonders for the country economically. Well, that didn't turn out too well. Yes, I made a ton of money during his 4 years, but that's because I am educated and wealthy and have a lot of money in the stock market. These fools who voted for him in poor rural counties do not. For the record, I made a ton of money during Clinton's reign and Bush's reign and Obama's reign. Trump was the biggest danger ever to our freedoms as Americans, an ideal these fools who voted for Trump say they hold dear. Just stupid...OR racist as I have correctly said many times.

So, again, not sure what you were going for there, but the above is the correct reaction to that article.

A timely reminder that not only is Trump and one term loser, he is also a hideous looking man.

https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/president-donald-trump-followed-by-his-grandchildren-walk-news-photo/1288454853?adppopup=true

ENJOY YOUR LOSS ?

Gina wrote:

A timely reminder that not only is Trump and one term loser, he is also a hideous looking man.

https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/news-photo/president-donald-trump-followed-by-his-grandchildren-walk-news-photo/1288454853?adppopup=true

ENJOY YOUR LOSS ?

Trump has never been photographed in high-quality showing any facial stubble at all. No any-o'clock shadow of any kind. That tells you that he had hair removal surgery to eliminate the need to ever shave at all.

Well, from the looks of that picture the surgery caused underlying dermatological problems. The worst of his pockmarks are where facial hair should grow. Trump's father had bad skin, and Trump inherited that. Combine hereditary bad skin with laser skin surgery (high heat) and you will probably need to spray tan your skin every day to avoid lookie-loos.