Look Trump did an outstanding 4 years when he was President. Since he got cheated out of Second term he can be only a 4 years term again. So we need someone to be able to go for 8 years. Therefore what your thoughts on this topic all comments are welcome good, bad ugly and evil at least I free speech without a president
Why I hate to vote this time for him, should I go ahead?
Trump did a decent job and WAS screwed out of a second term, but him coming back is just going to give all his bloodsuckers and leeches more jobs. In case you haven't noticed, these people in the media run and operate on pure hate. They need to starve, wither away, and die. Trump as president again is giving them a giant feast, and in turn, dividing America even further.
I'm not selfish as to want Trump back, just to give tens of thousands of the worst people in society jobs for the next four years and cause more BLM riots, "peaceful protests," extreme CNN propaganda and fake news, and the other industries created on hating Trump. We need someone who can bring the country back together and put an end to the woke media machine, not more gasoline on the fire.
Trump is like whiskey, the woke mob is like cancer, and we're the body of America. Neither one helps each other get healthier, even if one of those options is a lot of fun when you indulge in it.
Honestly, I wish Tulsi Gabbard would run again, but this time, as an Independent. I'd return back home just to vote for her. I'm not so sure about DeSantis, as he seems like just another corporate yes-man to me, but he'd be better than Biden/Kamala, for sure.
Do what you want. I always vote for the candidate who most supports individual liberty and small government. So far that has never been a major party candidate.
You should vote for what you believe is the best choice. The Democrats have shown themselves to be extremists that want to redistribute wealth to their plutocrats and politicians at the expense of ordinary people, are willing to destroy the US through open borders and are criminalizing their political opponents.
Stopping all that and ending their inflationary war on fossil fuels has to be our priority. Which Republican is best placed win the next presidential election? That, IMHO, is the one who should be your choice.
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How do you figure he did an outstanding job? The country had 3 million fewer jobs when he left office than when he started. The worst jobs record in modern history. The trade deficit soared under Trump (nearly a $200 billion increase). He added $7.8 trillion to our national debt. He was impeached twice for abusing his power. Even with all his rhetoric on illegal immigration, he deported fewer people than Obama did. As for the election being stolen. We’ve waited nearly 2 years now for that proof. Where is it? You got that proof?
He was impeached twice. But never impeached? He deported less people because there were less to deport! It seemed that anyone that wantd to work. Had a job! No reasons for business to close or cut back on service because of lack of employees. Unemployment numbers only counts the people that are currently on unemployment. Not the ones that dropped off or working under the table. Why are there some many help wanted signs out there with the so called low unemployment rate?
With millions here illegally, there weren’t enough to match Obama’s record? That’s the argument you’re going with? That’s, of course, complete BS. It was simply another example of his actions not matching his words. It was same on trade, jobs, the deficit…. you name it. The soft coup attempt just adds to his infamy. He’ll go down in history as the worst president of all-time. He’ll likely be behind bars at some point anyway and then we can all move on from the dumpster fire.
Well Mz Anonymous. How did the millions get here to be deported? If you recall. The courts fought him the whole way on deportations. At least he was building the wall to keep a lot of them out! Which is more than your president is doing. by the way We are still paying people to complete the job. That Joey doesn’t think will do any good. But we are paying for the one to be built around his beach house! Please prove your numbers! No quotes from leftist news agencies!
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You have a good point. however, Trump's first term did not exactly start with a bang. It took him a while to hire the right people and figure out who all the players were. This time he will have more MAGA Republicans in the house and Senate and will be able to assemble a better cabinet and make more intelligent appointments. He has a lot of unfinished business.
The current situation in the US is due to the misrule of the Biden Administration, especially its deliberate war on fossil fuels, the direct cause of high inflation.
I want to see an old-school candidate. Someone who is capable of seeing the middle and other sides. Give them something to chew on when going to the polls to decide who to vote for. No games or stupidity.
As much as I liked what Trump did for the country. I would love to see someone else with his business sense and with the same love of the country in there! Then I would pay to see him run for the House and take away Nancy’s position!
What business sense would that be? Trump has half a dozen of bankruptcies behind him and piled more debt onto his companies than considered healthy. Investment-wise, he screwed up his inheritance. Why do you think he is so afraid of releasing his tax records, as all other presidents did? Not even his "famous" book Art of the Deal was written by him!
That’s the whole point, nobody knows with all the secrecy, smoke screens and loudmouthing. Those who went through his leaked tax statements concluded him to be heavily indebted, to the point of a looming bankruptcy.
@DryGermanGuy; Of course you don't want to answer that because you know, as a financial advisor, that's it's net worth than matters.
Forbes Magazine estimates it at $3 billion (and as a financial advisor, you know that Forbes ranks the world's wealthiest people on an annual basis). You of all people know that a complex personal tax return isn't a balance sheet or a calculation of net worth (it's not even an income statement). But I find it hilarious that you say his net worth can't be determined yet you say he's about to go bankrupt (who's the source for that- someone working for Leticia James?). Assuming every one of your claims is completely accurate, the most likely explanation is that he uses leverage and the bankruptcy code effectively.
Everyone knows that you don't like him, which is fine, but don't try to bs everyone. And leaking a federal tax return is a federal crime (I imagine leaking a NY state return is also illegal).
The New York Times has obtained tax-return data for President Trump and his companies that covers more than two decades. Mr. Trump has long refused to release this information, making him the first president in decades to hide basic details about his finances. His refusal has made his tax returns among the most sought-after documents in recent memory.
Among the key findings of The Times’s investigation:
Mr. Trump paid no federal income taxes in 11 of 18 years that The Times examined. In 2017, after he became president, his tax bill was only $750.
He has reduced his tax bill with questionable measures, including a $72.9 million tax refund that is the subject of an audit by the Internal Revenue Service.
Many of his signature businesses, including his golf courses, report losing large amounts of money — losses that have helped him to lower his taxes.
The financial pressure on him is increasing as hundreds of millions of dollars in loans he personally guaranteed are soon coming due.
Even while declaring losses, he has managed to enjoy a lavish lifestyle by taking tax deductions on what most people would consider personal expenses, including residences, aircraft and $70,000 in hairstyling for television.
Ivanka Trump, while working as an employee of the Trump Organization, appears to have received “consulting fees” that also helped reduce the family’s tax bill.
As president, he has received more money from foreign sources and U. S. interest groups than previously known. The records do not reveal any previously unreported connections to Russia.
It is important to remember that the returns are not an unvarnished look at Mr. Trump’s business activity. They are instead his own portrayal of his companies, compiled for the I. R. S. But they do offer the most detailed picture yet available.
@DryGermanGuy: None of what even that article says backs up your vague claims, as even it admits. Nor is there any evidence it is accurate. And it's the New York Times.
Can you explain to us how a loss carryforward works? The interest tax shield? Do companies report the same income to the IRS that they do to investors?
And a vague NYT article from September 2020 is obviously not evidence of impending bankruptcy. Since it was during the election season, it should obviously be seen as an in-kind contribution to the Biden campaign.
@DryGermanGuy "The New York Times has obtained tax-return data for President Trump and his companies that covers more than two decades" So if the NY Times have these tax returns. Why does Mr. Trump need to release them? I am sure that with all of the anonymous whistle blowers and the leaks that occur in Washington. If there was anything of importance, regardless of the legality. Every News agency would be broad casting it. Also. Any company with a group of good accountants. Knows how to reinvest their profits. So they don't have to pay taxes! Just remember that millionaires write the tax codes!
I am merely quoting what others with better access to information have to say about the legend of the shrewd business man, Donald Trump. For any details and their exact legal implications we will have to wait for the courts‘ decisions.
@DryGermanGuy And you believe everything that you hear? I may like Trump. But I am waiting for the Democrats to finally get something to stick and STOP wasting tax payer's money! Or just give up and do something for the good of this country.
I believe pretty much nothing of what I hear, but I believe a lot of what I read in serious newspapers like The NY Times. And as soon as a matter is in front of a judge, political affiliations are of no concern, it’s about the strength of the case. Which Trump‘s own lawyer kooks had to learn, when their fantasy election fraud cases were thrown out of court by Republican judges.
@DryGermanGuy: So you have no way to verify the veracity or accuracy of the claims made during the 2020 presidential election campaign. You just accept it at face value because it fits your political views. You don’t even know what they know or whether their claims are accurate. Who needs courts anyway- convictions and civil judgements come directly from unsourced and innuendo-filled New York Times articles. But why would any of the claims of the New York Times you cited come before the courts?
The New York Times hasn’t been a serious newspaper in quite some time. You beclown yourself further by claiming it is. But I will tell you this as someone who’s read Deutsche Welle a lot- it’s news stories about US politics come directly from the New York Times- verbatim. Leaks and all. Really reliable.
So at the end of the day, you’re telling us to accept innuendo and unsourced info as fact. Nor do you have any interest in the business context.
For those not familiar with European civil law, it can be quite moralistic about debt and bankruptcy. But it isn’t applicable to a US businessman.
Trump did little that was relevant during his 4 years except give us "Space Force". He has this nasty habit of neglecting real problems - like COVID - and lying to everyone.
@WhiteBoyChill The advantage of DeSantis is that he's quite frankly not as Toxic as trump. We saw the FBI, mass media, all social media companies conspire to keep Trump out of office. They will do it again if Trump runs again.
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