Donald Trump - another irrelevance if he becomes president

Being President-elect will likely stay things for 4 years so for Trump’s sake he better get elected then.
 
Probably a good move. He would love it, being banged up, and project himself as the ultimate martyr. A lot of reports saying his camp are having a bit of a meltdown.
Now she had better win.
 
Ziggy said:
Probably a good move. He would love it, being banged up, and project himself as the ultimate martyr. A lot of reports saying his camp are having a bit of a meltdown.
Now she had better win.
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Yes he’s cast dissatisfaction with the work of his legal team😁
 
ThePrisoner said:
And so it begins. Again.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1832868245361062214
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That was bound to come, but as usual there is no evidence, just the word of some 'expert' on Daft F*cker Carlson's show

Apparently he is in panic mode, last month he took in less than he spent on his campaign and had to fund it by £32m from reserves
He's also down on his Trump Social shares (or the company he uses to own them) they were worth $80 a share and his cut would be $6B if he could have sold at peak, they have lost ~80% of their value and it is now down to something like $1.5B. The other investors are tapping out in droves to get at least some return before he can sell on 25th September because they know when that date arrives he will cash out and the value will be next to zero.

That is before the latest legal issues he has been hit with, and now the Trump family (Ivanka & Kushner) have major problems with an investment in Albania on land ownership for their proposed holiday development which he was also to invest in.

Where there is a Trump, there's corruption.
 
Juninhoburger said:
Despite Harris now being way ahead in the polls, even Republican skewed ones
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Sept 8 (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Vice President Kamala Harris are effectively tied heading into the final weeks of the election, according to a national poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College.
Trump is up one percentage point, 48%-47%, over Harris, according to the survey released on Sunday, a difference that is well within the survey's three-point margin of error, meaning a win for either candidate in the Nov. 5 election is well within reach.


There's such a margin with most polls, it's not going to tell us much tbh, it's going to be closer than people think. Thinking KH is way ahead might make people complacent...
Close race will hopefully mean a high turnout
 
JimboJenkins said:
Sept 8 (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Vice President Kamala Harris are effectively tied heading into the final weeks of the election, according to a national poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College.
Trump is up one percentage point, 48%-47%, over Harris, according to the survey released on Sunday, a difference that is well within the survey's three-point margin of error, meaning a win for either candidate in the Nov. 5 election is well within reach.


There's such a margin with most polls, it's not going to tell us much tbh, it's going to be closer than people think. Thinking KH is way ahead might make people complacent...
Close race will hopefully mean a high turnout
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This is so depressing. How is this **** even on the ballot let alone ahead in the polls? What is wrong with America?
 
BoroMart said:
But you also have to temper that with he's a career criminal with fraud, rape, false accounting cases against him. He's also usually far more vicious than affable. He speaks in sentances that just trail..... as a way of sowing ideas into peoples minds, withou actually saying it and getting into legal trouble. He's a habitual liar, repeatedly fails to pay people for work done, is a repeated philanderer, was friends with one of the biggest pedos ever, dodged the draft with false claims of being unfit then hypocritically mocks veterans for their service, was actually unfit for high office but didnt dodge that, barely seems to have a coherent strategical thought, flip-flops constantly on his views on everyone and everything, and is universally loathed by honourable experts and academics for his falsehood peddling, unethical behaviour and alignment with the psychopath checklist.
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But other than that..............
 
It is a cult. Genuinely.
How many MAGA nuts have you seen that say they will vote for the orange pig, no matter what?

It just does not cease to amaze me that people just can't see through him. Some politicians and journalists talk about him like a god. It is like 'The Omen'.
He is clearly a sociopath and cares only about himself (other than some very strange comments about his own daughter).
He is despicable. And as thick as sh.it. And demented.
 
JimboJenkins said:
Thinking KH is way ahead might make people complacent...
Close race will hopefully mean a high turnout
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I'll say this for Trump: he gets people to the ballot box, or to post their postal vote.

Biden got about 12m more votes than Obama did in either of his victories. I don't think it was because of Biden's overwhelming charisma.

Trump is polarising, and I don't think the Democrats will suffer from complacency while he's the opposition.

I'd also say that, while there are fanatical Trump-ettes, there's also a large percentage of reluctant Trump voters: moderate Republicans who may still vote Republican despite him, not because of him. Or they might abstain on this occasion...
 
Frozen Horse said:
I'll say this for Trump: he gets people to the ballot box, or to post their postal vote.

Biden got about 12m more votes than Obama did in either of his victories. I don't think it was because of Biden's overwhelming charisma.

Trump is polarising, and I don't think the Democrats will suffer from complacency while he's the opposition.

I'd also say that, while there are fanatical Trump-ettes, there's also a large percentage of reluctant Trump voters: moderate Republicans who may still vote Republican despite him, not because of him. Or they might abstain on this occasion...
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For every fanatical Trumper, there seems to be a fanatical anti-trumper who is mobilised from complacency and disinterest into keeping him out
 
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