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The incumbent has an incredible win by being 6M votes behind and only surviving because other candidates kept the front running from having 50%? Interesting definition of "incredible win."
Coming from the guy that won the US 2020 election by *checks notes* minus 7M votes. So... Math isn't his forte?northland10 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 3:30 pmThe incumbent has an incredible win by being 6M votes behind and only surviving because other candidates kept the front running from having 50%? Interesting definition of "incredible win."
"My endorsment of him was done exclusively on Truth, and it had a spectacular impact"
Lindy Li @lindyli wrote: 5 days ago: Ginni Thomas repeats the Big Lie to the Jan 6 panel
3 days ago: Trump praises Ginni for her loyalty, at his Klan rally
Today: Trump asks Clarence Thomas & Supreme Court to bar DOJ from accessing classified docs
Nothing to see here. Just our judiciary going to shit
At the time of his rally Trump already knew he was going to petition “his judges” on SCOTUS
He here is ingratiating himself to the wife of the justice administrator of the 11th Circuit
The bargain basement mob boss alternatively uses flattery and violence to manipulate othersPatriotTakes 🇺🇸 @patriottakes wrote: Trump praised Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, for continuing to claim the 2020 election was stolen.
Maybe, but I suspect those emergency shipments from Heinz ain't gonna slow down.MN-Skeptic wrote: ↑Tue Oct 04, 2022 12:23 pmNope. Grifting opportunity. These lawsuits play to his base.
Nothing new but goddam I hate watching tfg screw us so thoroughly. 
yeah. and if you take a good look at the claques behind T****, they are not very enthusiastic. Probably due to the fact they know they won't be paid
(original Insider)Trump resented having to sign letters for US troops killed in Afghanistan during his presidency because he didn't want to 'attach his name to a war he disliked,' a book says
Warren Rojas,John L. Dorman
Thu, October 6, 2022 at 4:42 PM·
Trump hated signing killed-in-action letters that could link him to a war he oversaw, a book says.
The reporter Maggie Haberman describes in her new book Trump's views of the 20-year Afghanistan War.
He said in 2019 it's hard to sign letters to families of troops killed in conflicts, the book says.
Years before Donald Trump captured the presidency in 2016, he had voiced his strong opposition to the US presence in Afghanistan, railing against the war that began after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and toppled the Taliban-led government, which would emerge victorious in 2021.
In August 2012, Trump tweeted that Afghanistan was "a complete waste," adding that it was time for American troops to "come home."
During a March 2016 GOP presidential debate, Trump's message shifted: "Well, on Afghanistan, I did mean Iraq. I think you have to stay in Afghanistan for a while because of the fact that you're right next to Pakistan, which has nuclear weapons, and we have to protect that."
Just a few months into his first term in the White House, Trump seemed uncomfortable with the war in Afghanistan, and he resented having to sign "killed-in-action" letters, which in his mind, linked him to a conflict that he did not personally like but oversaw, a new book by the New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman says.
In the book, "Confidence Man," Haberman writes that Trump, who had generally been focused on North Korea as it related to international affairs, wanted to end the conflict in Afghanistan — but faced resistance.
"He fixated on North Korea and its nuclear capabilities, having his National Security Council draw up a menu of options, from the equivalent of annihilation to total appeasement, and a series of possibilities in between," the book says. "One high-level option involved personal contact with the country's reclusive leader, Kim Jong-un, but months passed before that option was visited."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-resent ... 42946.html
(original Re-Count)Donald Trump turns not knowing the U.S. population total into a rant on immigration.
Wed, October 5, 2022 at 11:36 PM
While speaking at the Hispanic Leadership Conference in Miami, former President Donald Trump turned not knowing the U.S. population total into a rant on immigration. The GOP believes that the Biden Administration is mishandling immigration and the situation going on at the border has been a prominent point of concern.
TRUMP: “We will never be behind China even though they have slightly more people than we do, like about a billion more. They have 1.5 billion we have actually, our country’s so crazy now we don't even know how many we have. We have no idea because I believe the number of people that came into our country and will come in this year is 10 million people, not three million, could even be 12 million people. We have absolutely no idea what it is. So it's hard to say how many people we have, because we have no idea how many people have come into our country illegally. But we already know what we must do. That we know.”
https://www.yahoo.com/news/donald-trump ... 13449.html
Trump says Twitter is no good without him: “It was one of the worst decisions made in all of business - taking me off - because they’ve become very boring. There’s no excitement, there’s nothing to talk about.”
