NY Times Article (trump Fans--Don't Waste Your Time)

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This is an article discussing "The Stable Genius.

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/news.../ar-BB13eW6i?ocid=spartanntp#image=BB11rm9q|2

The reaction has so rattled the president’s allies and advisers that he was compelled over the weekend to remove himself from the pandemic briefings entirely, at least temporarily accepting two fates he loathes: giving in to advice (from Republicans who said the appearances did far more harm than good to his political standing) and surrendering the mass viewership he relishes.

No modern American politician can match Mr. Trump’s record of false or illogical statements, which has invited questions about his intelligence. Insinuations and gaffes have trailed former President George W. Bush, former Vice President Dan Quayle and Joseph R. Biden Jr., now the presumptive Democratic nominee, among many others. But Mr. Trump’s stark pronouncement — on live television, amid a grave public health crisis, and leaving little room for interpretation — was at once in a class of its own and wholly consistent with a reputation for carelessness in speech.

 

[Gooseifur]

No doubt this was a bad week for him and he went of the rails, which he has done before, however it makes Biden look almost as bad. You couldn't find an article just bashing Trump without making Biden look so bad. I thought you could do better than that.

 

[InTO2018]

It pains me to admit this, but I think it is true: Biden ain’t no genius either! VP role suited him and I wished there was somebody else who was the presumptive nominee.

But, the original post is not about Biden. It is about the sitting President of the United States of America! That pains me a lot more than the fact that Biden does have his shortcomings.

 

[InTO2018]

Danmand has a post (that somehow didn’t receive as much traction as it deserved) that really summarizes how I have felt since November 2015. (I do not know how to embed his post here; I am a relative newbie here after all), but you can see it in this very section of TERB. It is titled: “ Do you ever look at stuff and wonder how it got there?”

 

[danmand]

 

[Gooseifur]

Danmand has a post (that somehow didn’t receive as much traction as it deserved) that really summarizes how I have felt since November 2015. (I do not know how to embed his post here; I am a relative newbie here after all), but you can see it in this very section of TERB. It is titled: “ Do you ever look at stuff and wonder how it got there?”

It got there because people were sick of the status quo or they just hated Hilary that much. Take your pick.

 

[danmand]

It got there because people were sick of the status quo or they just hated Hilary that much. Take your pick.

They thankfully avoided Hillary, but got more of status quo.

 

[Gooseifur]

They thankfully avoided Hillary, but got more of status quo.

Yup and they will get the same with Biden if he wins

 

[danmand]

Yup and they will get the same with Biden if he wins

No doubt

 

[InTO2018]

No doubt

While I agree with you that Biden is definitely status quo, I must say that if (and that is an if only at this point, sadly) Biden did get elected, I will not have the same level of wonderment as Danmand’s collage suggests (he was the Vice President of the United States of America for 8-years after all, and while he has his shortcomings and may not be 4% of the level of smartness of Obama or Bubba, he is not a total dummy and a demagogue). With Dr. Trump, that collage sums it up beautifully. (Thanks again Danmand)

 

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