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Trump is certified delusional

Dutch Oven

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I'm betting you've never filed anything close to a complex tax return. If you had, you'd certainly understand the proposition that it is far better to limit the number of auditors reviewing your filing to employees of the IRS, rather than expanding that group to millions more "volunteer" auditors. No tax lawyer in the world would recommend public disclosure of a tax return that is subject to audit, particularly if their client has several million political enemies.

Use a bit of sense before you regurgitate nonsense.
 

Dutch Oven

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lol..
You support Trump not me

He's a liar , conman , racist , prick , crook and allegedly sexually assaulted over 20 women
You post like a cyclone, spinning around wildly, randomly absorbing and ejecting objects, and cutting a swath of destruction as you go.

And you know what they say, you can't reason with a cyclone!

And, they also say, cyclones don't know nothin' about tax returns!
 

Dave58

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You post like a cyclone, spinning around wildly, randomly absorbing and ejecting objects, and cutting a swath of destruction as you go.

And you know what they say, you can't reason with a cyclone!

And, they also say, cyclones don't know nothin' about tax returns!
Sounds like Trump
 
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y2kmark

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I think you guys still obsessing over trump are the ones that are delusional lol get over it he hasn’t been in office for almost two years
How about focusing on the two wankers you have in office now ffs
With all they have on their plate, these "two wankers" are having to spend a lot of time building up things Trump tried to destroy...
 

dirtydaveiii

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Calling himself a good looking genius and the most fit president ever should have gave you a clue. There hasn't been a more obese president since Taft who got stuck in his own bathtub. Good thing Trump doesn't bathe
 
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dirtydaveiii

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You post like a cyclone, spinning around wildly, randomly absorbing and ejecting objects, and cutting a swath of destruction as you go.

And you know what they say, you can't reason with a cyclone!

And, they also say, cyclones don't know nothin' about tax returns!
More incoherent ramblings. How's that alternative to electricity coming along 🤔 that has to be the funniest thing I ever read. Keep em coming but you can't top your best post.
 

silentkisser

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Joe never stutters when he talks about Corn Pop or letting kids fondle his hairy legs. That's a pretty selective stutter!

In a thread about Trump's delusions, the most delusional things here are the posts attacking Trump and defending the cogency of Biden. Pure comedy!
Maybe we can all agree to stop playing armchair doctor and diagnosing mental decline. They can both say some pretty stupid things. With that, I think it could be because Biden stutters a bit and he's old....while Trump just lies and forgets a bit what he's lying about...
 
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Dutch Oven

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Maybe we can all agree to stop playing armchair doctor and diagnosing mental decline. They can both say some pretty stupid things. With that, I think it could be because Biden stutters a bit and he's old....while Trump just lies and forgets a bit what he's lying about...
Let's also stop playing silly bugger. The stupid stuff Joe says is a) because he's old and can't focus on what he's saying, or b) because he's stupid and sloppy. There is no c) because he stutters.
 

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On Monday, the former president issued a written statement, insisting that Michael Gableman has done “an outstanding job” overseeing the investigation (he hasn’t). Trump added that Gableman, a former elected state Supreme Court justice, has also “discovered many pieces of evidence that indicate foul play” (no such evidence has emerged). Monday’s statement added, of course, that Trump wants the ordeal to keep going — and he expects “anyone calling themselves a Republican” to agree with him.


In case anyone needs a refresher, the Wisconsin Republicans’ original plan was for a relatively brief — and wildly unnecessary — investigation into the state’s 2020 presidential election.

GOP legislators agreed to invest nearly $680,000 in taxpayer money into their scheme; they hired a partisan conspiracy theorist to tell the party what it wanted to hear; and they expected to have a sham report that would make Trump and his followers feel better about their defeat.

State Republicans set a deadline of Dec. 31. Then they extended the deadline. Now they’ve extended it again.
 

Dutch Oven

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More incoherent ramblings. How's that alternative to electricity coming along 🤔 that has to be the funniest thing I ever read. Keep em coming but you can't top your best post.
There's no wit nor insight in your posts. As a result, you only entertain in small doses.
 
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dirtydaveiii

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There's no wit nor insight in your posts. As a result, you only entertain in small doses.
But what about the assertion that electricity is a thing of the past and new technology needs to replace it ? Do you feel the same way about thinking ? Thoughts need to be replaced with something more modern. You wear the world's biggest dunce cap. I don't even know any preschoolers that have made an idiotic assertion equal to yours. Bravo!
 

y2kmark

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On Monday, the former president issued a written statement, insisting that Michael Gableman has done “an outstanding job” overseeing the investigation (he hasn’t). Trump added that Gableman, a former elected state Supreme Court justice, has also “discovered many pieces of evidence that indicate foul play” (no such evidence has emerged). Monday’s statement added, of course, that Trump wants the ordeal to keep going — and he expects “anyone calling themselves a Republican” to agree with him.


In case anyone needs a refresher, the Wisconsin Republicans’ original plan was for a relatively brief — and wildly unnecessary — investigation into the state’s 2020 presidential election.

GOP legislators agreed to invest nearly $680,000 in taxpayer money into their scheme; they hired a partisan conspiracy theorist to tell the party what it wanted to hear; and they expected to have a sham report that would make Trump and his followers feel better about their defeat.

State Republicans set a deadline of Dec. 31. Then they extended the deadline. Now they’ve extended it again.
$680K is just chump change to seasoned grifters. Of course it goes on KA-CHING🤑💰...
 

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On Monday, the former president issued a written statement, insisting that Michael Gableman has done “an outstanding job” overseeing the investigation (he hasn’t). Trump added that Gableman, a former elected state Supreme Court justice, has also “discovered many pieces of evidence that indicate foul play” (no such evidence has emerged). Monday’s statement added, of course, that Trump wants the ordeal to keep going — and he expects “anyone calling themselves a Republican” to agree with him.


In case anyone needs a refresher, the Wisconsin Republicans’ original plan was for a relatively brief — and wildly unnecessary — investigation into the state’s 2020 presidential election.

GOP legislators agreed to invest nearly $680,000 in taxpayer money into their scheme; they hired a partisan conspiracy theorist to tell the party what it wanted to hear; and they expected to have a sham report that would make Trump and his followers feel better about their defeat.

State Republicans set a deadline of Dec. 31. Then they extended the deadline. Now they’ve extended it again.
No biggie. just another nail in the coffin of American democracy brought to us by the only twice impeached POTUS in history.
 

silentkisser

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Let's also stop playing silly bugger. The stupid stuff Joe says is a) because he's old and can't focus on what he's saying, or b) because he's stupid and sloppy. There is no c) because he stutters.
So, what can we blame on all the stupid things Trump says? Is that senility? Mental illness? Ignorance? The right-wing propaganda machine fell all over themselves covering for his inane outbursts. Like nuking a hurricane or having people take bleach to fight COVID. Those were not speech impediments, that was unadulterated stupidity at a level that should never have access to weapons of mass destruction.
 
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FYI

 

Dutch Oven

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But what about the assertion that electricity is a thing of the past and new technology needs to replace it ? Do you feel the same way about thinking ? Thoughts need to be replaced with something more modern. You wear the world's biggest dunce cap. I don't even know any preschoolers that have made an idiotic assertion equal to yours. Bravo!
I‘d say YOUR thinking has already been replaced, except you provide evidence that we may be experiencing a phase of reverse Darwinism. Not exactly Devolution, as the band DEVO postulated, but more like “survival of the dumbest” as opposed to survival of the fittest. A weakening of the gene pool. There is considerable evidence that the stupid are currently outreproducing the intelligent by a wide margin. You are clearly a product of this phenomenon.
 
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