Do you think Donald Trump seems like a blunt person?

[Anonymous]

[FunkyMonkee]

If you mean that he says what he means with no bullshit and no holds barred, yes.

[DryGermanGuy]

Yes, troll.

[WindAtMyBack]

Of course. In this case he's right. Chuck Schumer is one of the most worthless pieces of shit out there.

People didn't want a politician. Trump's not a politician. Politicians are so non-blunt that you don't even know what they actually said. You ask them a yes or no question and they give a long winded answer that didn't answer the question. They consider every word they say for deniable plausibility.

[Asker]

He called Chuck a loser which is obviously an insult but if you watched and listened to the video he also called Chuck intelligent which is a compliment.

[WindAtMyBack]

I assume all members of Congress are intelligent. I'm sure Trump knows a lot more about Schumer because Trump is a New Yorker and Schumer has been a New York Senator for a long time.

I lost 15K dollars because of Schumer, but I had it in for him long before that.

[Asker]

If your story about losing 15k because of Schumer is true.
I’m sorry to hear about that.

[WindAtMyBack]

It's true. And I'm sure a lot of people lost a LOT more money than I did.

Look up his role in IndyMac Bank.

I can't link it directly, but scroll down to "IndyMac"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chuck_Schumer

He basically caused a run on the bank. I owned stock in IndyMac for MANY years. The management was good. Yes, they had some problems, especially cash flow problems. But they were in the process of fixing it. Schumer caused a run on the bank which no bank can withstand. He was NOT suppose to release that information publicly for a very good reason. He did it anyway and got nothing more than a slap on the wrist for causing a bank failure.

[Asker]

Everyone makes mistakes but that was a pretty bad mistake. He should have gotten more than a slap on the wrist.

[WindAtMyBack]

This wasn't just a mistake. It was being self righteous and thinking his personal agenda was above the rule. The rule was in place for very good reasons - to prevent exactly what happened.. The head of the FDIC couldn't do much more than what she did, which was to reprimand him. He was a senior senator and she was someone nobody ever heard of, even though she was the head of an extremely important agency that is more behind the scenes.

[Asker]

That’s a shame.

[Zack-Bann]

He’s certainly not a “surgical scalpel”


But his bluntness is very often what’s required


If politicians could be that straightforward they would earn more respect
(But also more haters especially among those of feeble mines that require being lied to in order to feel safe)

[strateguy632]

He speaks direct that is why people love him.

[exitseven]

Yes, it is one of th things I like about him. He tells it like it is no matter who it offends.

[Dargil]

President Trump does not seem like a blunt person. He is a blunt person.

[Anonymous]

He seems like a guy who seems to be able to do his day to day job aka the ceremonial and the official business, surprisingly.

[Opinion Owner]

Personally, as an Aussie, from 2015 to even now in 2026, I thought he'd always have found the job boring and mundane. And a lot more effort, aka it's a serious and burden heavy job, never ending paperwork, so many passwords to remember - I can only guess some days it's like even forgetting people's names as it's such a taxing job 🤭

[smashleyy]

seems like he likes to talk out of his ass

[NicholasofAustralia]

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[NicholasofAustralia]

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[Pterodon]

Not as blunt as I am