Three things that make Donald Trump an honest President

Never knew we had so many people on this forum that can channel the actual inner thoughts of Donald Trump.

I hope these Trump savants made good money on the predictions market when he was the longshot.
 
Trump was talking strategically, as in he honestly didn't think Ron could have won the election if he got the nomination. Thus given his unelectability (in Trump's opinion), and his "weak" position on Iran, would make voting for him a wasted vote. He was sizing him up as a viable national candidate, not dismissing him as a person. We can disagree with him on the merits, but the point is to keep all the facets of evaluating political candidates in mind, not just the positions.

Uh no, Trump was mad because Ron Paul mocked the idea of Trump moderating the debate would be like a gameshow. The idea was to rig the debate and therefore the primary. Then Trump attacks him for siding with Obama on the Iran deal, the neocon talking point they also attacked rand on. We learned from the wikileaks that the Iran deal was done already and they were just waiting for the ink to dry. Trump's son even said he decided to run for President because of the Iran deal.
 
1) He has never held any public office nor any military background. Only president-elect/president to do so.

2) Won't take a Presidents salary. JFK and Herbert Hoover did this. George Washington considered it.

3) Proposing term limits for Congressman. Ron Paul and Rand Paul proposed this.

So what's wrong with that?

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Yes, yes, and yes. I still continue to believe that Ron Paul will win. He has in a way, he will always be the person that I look up to and has changed my life. Yes, Trump has some authoritarian leanings, but he was the closest to all candidates on both sides, (with the exception of Rand of course, who was my first pick...it's just not his time, and he is a great asset to the Senate.) The_donald subreddit was powerful, just like these forums were in 2012 and especially 2008, but as most of us have learned, huge rallies and online support doesn't translate a large amount of votes. I had the fuzzy feels on election night, but one thing i've learned is not to get your hopes up, even though I knew Donald was going to win early on in the evening, I was still pessimistic, but I was so devastated with the voting results despite the money bombs, straw polls, fund raising, and memes that we pumped out. It's been 10 years for me. I fought hard for RP, and I still do, ...we have a long way to go, but I think this is a start. This thread brought one of the biggest smiles on my face on election night.


https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald...d_trump_is_the_closest_thing_weve_had_to_ron/


One comment made me chuckle "Donald Trump is Ron Paul's Revenge on the Republican Party"
 
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Trump was talking strategically, as in he honestly didn't think Ron could have won the election if he got the nomination. Thus given his unelectability (in Trump's opinion), and his "weak" position on Iran, would make voting for him a wasted vote. He was sizing him up as a viable national candidate, not dismissing him as a person. We can disagree with him on the merits, but the point is to keep all the facets of evaluating political candidates in mind, not just the positions.

Listen to this man. 2015 accounts don't have much credibility.
 
I hope these Trump savants made good money on the predictions market when he was the longshot.

So far, everyone who has bet on Trump succeeding has won yuuuuuge.

And everyone who bet against him is in some stage of mental breakdown right now, including the entirely self-interested barbarian wretches who masquerade as liberty activists.
 
So far, everyone who has bet on Trump succeeding has won yuuuuuge.

And everyone who bet against him is in some stage of mental breakdown right now, including the entirely self-interested barbarian wretches who masquerade as liberty activists.

Trump is helping us destroy the media credibility. The biggest reason why Ron Paul lost. Media Propaganda.
 
Trump is helping us destroy the media credibility. The biggest reason why Ron Paul lost. Media Propaganda.

More than that, he has been the catalyst for the exposure of a lot more than the media - a whole host of bad actors have revealed themselves by their panicking and tantrums, including the GOP elite and their anarchist allies.
 
More than that, he has been the catalyst for the exposure of a lot more than the media - a whole host of bad actors have revealed themselves by their panicking and tantrums, including the GOP elite and their anarchist allies.
Didn't wikileaks expose the media?
 
This OP is unreadable in movie trailer narration voice. Every pro-Trump thread must be readable in this way.
 
My take is that Trump is the alpha male that was ridiculed by those arrogant liberals and decided to Run for President. Like a smart man, like a great general, he plotted a strategy.
He saw Ron Paul being ignored by the media. He saw how Romney doesn't give a $#@! about Trump or Ron Paul. Trump saw that.
He trial a run in 2012 but because he is smart, he didn't see an opening. It was too soon. After 2012, he plotted some more and registered MAGA brand.
He polled the electorate and came up with immigration, security, obamacare.
He exposed the Media as corrupted shills.
He destroyed the Bushes.
He saw the Light.
He wants to drain the Swamp.
He triggered so many Liberals.
He is an alpha male who wants to write his name in the history books.

He is honest in his desire to do good. His ego requires it.

Ho-lee shit, I think I pulled a muscle cringing at this. I'm convinced you're a troll account. If you are, then you've done some brilliant Trump boot licker satire on here so touché I guess.
 
Best I've got? What does that mean?
What has DJT done as president that deserves praise or criticism?

The title of this thread is "3 things that make Donald Trump and honest president" (presumably speaking in a predictive sense, based on his past). Then you say, "let's start with he's not president." Well, he kind of is, so... ball's in your court. If you're trying to say all presidents must have held the office before in order to be evaluated as a potential president, then state that, because we're all grown-ups here and we know what "context" is. He's obviously talking about DJT's potential, not his actual record.

So, yeah, he's not president, but he's the president-elect. Your point being...? If you want to say he's wrong, you're not being very convincing so far.
 
Don't have to be convincing. When he's president, we'll find out.

/facepalm

You just tried to tell people how he's wrong. If the one biggest way in which he's wrong is that DJT is not president, the you're more wrong than he is.

Don't play coy. Be a big boy and rise above these stupid word games. Not technically being president at this very moment doesn't really amount to any measurable way in which what the OP said was wrong. What he said was perfectly reasonable to us, so it's on you to explain further your claim that he's wrong. If being president-elect rather than president is the biggest point you're making, then you have no point and why are you posting this?
 
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/facepalm

You just tried to tell people how he's wrong. If the one biggest way in which he's wrong is that DJT is not president, the you're more wrong than he is.

Don't play coy. Be a big boy and rise above these stupid word games. Not technically being president at this very moment doesn't really amount to any measurable way in which what the OP said was wrong.

Word games? What has DJT done that makes you believe he's an honest president? You claim that that the OP is speculative based on past behavior. What past behavior does he include? For an "adult who understands context", you are missing the point.
 
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