Potus ???

[Mesterh]

Yeah but youre obsessed with defending said POTUS so why does it matter?

 

Ive asked plenty of members on here questions that have never been answered over the years, and ive never ever seen anyone apart from you hound someone to death for an answer. 

Obsession!

 

 

 

[tree-fancier123]

Trump is a bit like Berlusconi - having his bunga bunga moment

 

There were lavish dinners with boldface names at Mr. Epstein’s mansion on the Upper East Side and raucous parties with cheerleaders and models at Mr. Trump’s private club and residence at Mar-a-Lago. In between, there were trips back and forth from Florida to New York on one of Mr. Epstein’s private jets.

[Oldfeller]

Its politics, as far back as I can be bothered to remember it has been rife with corruption, deceit, bribery, murder, extortion,  blackmail, torture,  you name it,   in just about every party and country  all over the feckin' planet. 

the way some single Trump out and ignore every other bent scheming cnut in politics, even those in their own backyard is not just obsessive, it's downright feckin' disturbing. a professional, qualified person might even say dangerous. the depth of disdain for a single person on the other side of the world must take up a lot of time searching for the next verbal onslaught. 

I dread to imagine what that level of obsessiveness would bring forth if they were in the same city, or even the same country.

everyone is entitled to an opinion on anything, but feck me sometimes there's a list of posts by the same individual you have to scroll down the or go to the next page to reach the feckin' end of it. 

you don't like or agree with him,, we feckin' get it. 

Trump would struggle to write a book, everything he's ever done in his life,, you already told everyone.

I am as guilty as anyone for straying off the thread topic, it happens on all forums, and I have been reminded often enough, 

but going back to the title of this thread, it was a question of who would win, trump or clinton, well that result was known for some time now, I looked at it from back at the beginning and several americans were in at the start, some pro trump, they haven't posted for some time now, maybe they are busy, maybe they just got fed up with the constant derisive references to their  elected president.

I guess we'll never know.

Edited 5 hours ago by Oldfeller

[Johnsond]

1 hour ago, Mesterh said:

Yeah but youre obsessed with defending said POTUS so why does it matter?

Really ?? You sure about that ?? 
I’ll be interested to see that!!
Apart from me pointing out the fact he’s the democratically elected president of the USA 🤷‍♂️

I’ve asked a good few myself including to you in the Covid thread and I’m still waiting to this day. 

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[tree-fancier123]

Starmer was democratically elected too - just pointing out he's our authentic leader

[Oldfeller]

9 minutes ago, tree-fancier123 said:

Starmer was democratically elected too - just pointing out he's our authentic leader

yes, but he isn't doing very well is he, even within his own party, we can attempt to change that, we do not have a choice of who the potus will be,

I haven't met a single individual who is happy with our current pm. and believe me , I know a very broad group of people, I live between two millionaires, both are fine hard working families, they hate the bastard with a vengeance, but they don't spend every feckin' minute searching the net for dirt on him. 

 

Edited 4 hours ago by Oldfeller

[Johnsond]

5 minutes ago, tree-fancier123 said:

Starmer was democratically elected too - just pointing out he's our authentic leader

Yeah he is our PM and his actions will/ are having consequences here . 
Something the TDS sufferers seem to be oblivious of. 

[tree-fancier123]

10 minutes ago, Oldfeller said:

I live between two millionaires, both are fine hard working families, they hate the bastard with a vengeance, but they don't spend every feckin' minute searching the net for dirt on him. 

it is your neighbour's lack of diligence that's kept Starmer in a job - there must be something that could be uncovered to bring him down. People just need to be more obsessive.

[tree-fancier123]

11 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Yeah he is our PM and his actions will/ are having consequences here . 
Something the TDS sufferers seem to be oblivious of. 

I would argue that POTUS is too powerful a man - whatever party he hails from. Trump can wreck our economy with tariffs if he chooses. The US decides which wars to fight and we usually follow in like sheep, not in Vietnam, but the Gulf Wars seemed to be us sucked in by the US.

America moves interest rates and the Bank of England just copies. Trump trying to oust the Federal Reserve chairman to get lower rates, but inflation still quite high. 

[Oldfeller]

17 minutes ago, tree-fancier123 said:

it is your neighbour's lack of diligence that's kept Starmer in a job - there must be something that could be uncovered to bring him down. People just need to be more obsessive.

To be fair to them they both have dozens of employees, I spent 33 years doing work for one of them, I've done security work for the other periodically, they are responsible for giving a decent wage to all their employees, without that group they cannot function, some of starmers antics have made it difficult for them, but they take the hits so those they employ can keep feeding their families, and paying their ever increasing bills.

so much for his bullshite about kickstarting the growth of the economy, feck off, kicked pensioners, kicked farmers,kicked businesses, believes in free speech, lets criminals out of prisons, locks people up for a feckin' tweet!

spent plenty of our money on fecking' rubber boat cnuts, and plenty of sweet deal  contract for his feckin' mates no doubt. 

Edited 3 hours ago by Oldfeller