The Trump Dump (Take em. Post em)
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Doesn't trump have the burden of proof for his election fraud claim?
In a court of law, absolutely. In Trumpworld, no. Accusations are all you need, because right wingnut America has its own media outlets, which are simply propaganda networks to feed and circulate the narrative of the day — and that narrative is designed to confuse the viewer and distort reality. The entire Republican Party will go along with whatever nonsense Trump or Fox News spews forth, no evidence required, because the GOP elite knows that their voters have been conditioned for over two decades to disregard reality if it hurts their feelings or goes against their ideology, because in right wingnut media ideology is “knowledge”. “Truth” is relative, but if you are looking for it in absolute terms it resides in the so-called “mainstream media”.
That’s convenient, because they will never find it then. Works for Trump.
So if Trumpworld needs to believe that there was massive fraud, in spite of the fact that there is no evidence of fraud, and in spite of the fact that the conspiracy theories are so absurd a middle school student can tear them to shreds with just a few minutes' cursory evaluation, then as far as Trumpworld is concerned there was fraud.
Ask them, and they will all tell you something just doesn’t feel right. What is that, exactly?
You’re not paying attention. It doesn’t matter. Trump wants them to believe it, the GOP is happy to go along, and they really need to believe it.
So there is no burden of proof. But the claims did their job; for Trumpworld, the Biden presidency already is going to be illegitimate.
No evidence required. Which is ironic, if you think about it. After all, the evidence against Trump on so many levels was public and compelling. That they don’t believe.
Why is Trump always begging for money if he is supposedly so rich?
Here is Trump in his own words:
“I don’t need anybody’s money. It’s nice. I don’t need anybody’s money,” Trump said on June 16, 2015. “I’m using my own money. I’m not using the lobbyists. I’m not using donors. I don’t care. I’m really rich.”
Trump is still asking for money from his tapped out base of Americans in as many as 20 emails a day to a single person. The campaign reports they are bringing in $10 million dollars a day, even now.
No one really knows where all this money is going. Trump has never been good with money. I wish people who voted for him had understood this before they voted to put him in charge of the US economy.
In my opinion, Trump is stealing money away for his retirement in another country without an extradition agreement with the USA.
“We’re sending President Trump a list of ALL Patriots who step up NOW. Will he see your name?”
Source: True confessions of a ‘Trump supporter’ who just got donor-shamed by the president
Here is Trump in his own words:
“I don’t need anybody’s money. It’s nice. I don’t need anybody’s money,” Trump said on June 16, 2015. “I’m using my own money. I’m not using the lobbyists. I’m not using donors. I don’t care. I’m really rich.”
Trump is still asking for money from his tapped out base of Americans in as many as 20 emails a day to a single person. The campaign reports they are bringing in $10 million dollars a day, even now.
No one really knows where all this money is going. Trump has never been good with money. I wish people who voted for him had understood this before they voted to put him in charge of the US economy.
In my opinion, Trump is stealing money away for his retirement in another country without an extradition agreement with the USA.
“We’re sending President Trump a list of ALL Patriots who step up NOW. Will he see your name?”
Source: True confessions of a ‘Trump supporter’ who just got donor-shamed by the president
This is where the Trump gif go ........ not in a hundred fucking threads made by you you dumb fucking attention whore @MASTERBAKER
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Why is Trump always begging for money if he is supposedly so rich?
I’ve worked a show with Trump before.
I’ve been in TV for 17 years, and I’ve been a producer for 12 years or so.
One of the key soft skills as a producer on the types of shows I work on is figuring out what makes someone tick and how that fits in the show.
If you invented a magical time machine, that could take someone back in time and let them step into someone’s place in history, and you offered Trump a choice between:
· Going back in time and becoming Steve Jobs. Change the world of technology, and this time don’t die from cancer.
· Going back and becoming Bob Iger. Make the deals that turns Disney into an absolute juggernaut and make mint doing it.
· Going back in time and taking another shot at Trump University. This time you’ll scam twice as many people before New York shuts you down.
Trump would pick Trump U. It’s named after him, and he gets to rip people off.
The personal fulfillment that Jobs got out of turning back to the audience at the end of a keynote and dropping a “one more thing” tech bomb, the fulfillment Iger got out of growing Disney, that a doctor gets out of saving a life, or that a volunteer gets out of helping someone, Trump gets that feeling from scamming people.
Most of us expect a certain, basic amount of goodwill in any personal or business interaction. Trump’s guiding ethic is that if you’re stupid enough to let him get to your money, tough for you.
He’d rather put a design firm out of business by paying them half of an exclusive contract, than have the firm available to design other buildings that would make him 100 times as much money in the long run as he’ll make scamming the design firm.
Donald Trump is a Victorian-era street hustler that happened to be born in Queens in the 1940s to a family with some money.
If you think he’s doing anything more than robbing you up front with a shell game while his buddy picks your pocket from behind, you need to seriously recalibrate your perception of how good a judge of character you are.
I’ve worked a show with Trump before.
I’ve been in TV for 17 years, and I’ve been a producer for 12 years or so.
One of the key soft skills as a producer on the types of shows I work on is figuring out what makes someone tick and how that fits in the show.
If you invented a magical time machine, that could take someone back in time and let them step into someone’s place in history, and you offered Trump a choice between:
· Going back in time and becoming Steve Jobs. Change the world of technology, and this time don’t die from cancer.
· Going back and becoming Bob Iger. Make the deals that turns Disney into an absolute juggernaut and make mint doing it.
· Going back in time and taking another shot at Trump University. This time you’ll scam twice as many people before New York shuts you down.
Trump would pick Trump U. It’s named after him, and he gets to rip people off.
The personal fulfillment that Jobs got out of turning back to the audience at the end of a keynote and dropping a “one more thing” tech bomb, the fulfillment Iger got out of growing Disney, that a doctor gets out of saving a life, or that a volunteer gets out of helping someone, Trump gets that feeling from scamming people.
Most of us expect a certain, basic amount of goodwill in any personal or business interaction. Trump’s guiding ethic is that if you’re stupid enough to let him get to your money, tough for you.
He’d rather put a design firm out of business by paying them half of an exclusive contract, than have the firm available to design other buildings that would make him 100 times as much money in the long run as he’ll make scamming the design firm.
Donald Trump is a Victorian-era street hustler that happened to be born in Queens in the 1940s to a family with some money.
If you think he’s doing anything more than robbing you up front with a shell game while his buddy picks your pocket from behind, you need to seriously recalibrate your perception of how good a judge of character you are.
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