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............ Sixty-seven percent of independents said they do not want Trump to run again, while just 28% said they do. In 2020, Trump lost independents and lost the election. In 2016, Trump fared better with the group, but throughout his presidency and afterward he suffered with them and has never regained them.           ......................... ..........  People who live in large cities and suburban women continue to be two of the groups most opposed to Trump, while white evangelical Christians, whites without college degrees and those in rural areas are most supportive.       ............

https://www.npr.org/2022/09/07/1121307491/poll-trump-fbi-search-run-2024

28% is still an amazing figure, representing just how faaarked the USA is.

These are only those crazy enough to admit the way they would vote.  There will be a racist additional 10% who are not honest enough to admit it.

trump was the trailblazer but it is time for him to stand aside.

trump like a bull in a china shop has exposed the woke hypocrites who hate america.

what has been seen , cannot be unseen.

now we need a superior alpha male who loves america to take up the batton and demolish the woke lefties who have been exposed.

dwayne (the rock) johnson springs to mind.
strong powerful, incredibly hard working.

scott eastwood, son of clint would be another potential star.

dan crenshaw, a republican congressman who lost an eye in afghanistan in the special forces , another.

mathhew mconachie
condaleeza rice.
tom brady
stan mcrystal


there are many options and the opposition have virtually none.

in all likelihood, donnys use of stimulants to stay on point and his bad diet will cacth up with him in the next 2 years anyway.

lets not underestimate what trump did.

he  blasted open the door and smashed through the barriers. the entire establishment has come after him and he wont escape them, they are too powerful.

but trump INCREASED his vote in 2020 over 2016.
more people voted for him in the last election.

he has mobilised the right and they need a steady hand to wipe the wokeness from the face of the earth.

this will be happening but the best thing would be for trumps chopper to go down in a carsh with 4 cocktail waitresses on board and for us to remember him as the "larger then life" "biggest troll on tthe planet" that he was.

a ststue of him next to the statue of liberty could be a fitting tribute and then its onward and upward for the republican forces as they mobilise their great nation

https://c.tenor.com/ZFc20z8DItkAAAAM/facepalm-really.gif

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 6:24am:

trump was the trailblazer but it is time for him to stand aside. trump like a bull in a china shop has exposed the woke hypocrites who hate america. what has been seen , cannot be unseen. now we need a superior alpha male who loves america to take up the batton and demolish the woke lefties who have been exposed. dwayne (the rock) johnson springs to mind. strong powerful, incredibly hard working. scott eastwood, son of clint would be another potential star. dan crenshaw, a republican congressman who lost an eye in afghanistan in the special forces , another. mathhew mconachie condaleeza rice. tom brady stan mcrystal there are many options and the opposition have virtually none. in all likelihood, donnys use of stimulants to stay on point and his bad diet will cacth up with him in the next 2 years anyway. lets not underestimate what trump did. he  blasted open the door and smashed through the barriers. the entire establishment has come after him and he wont escape them, they are too powerful. but trump INCREASED his vote in 2020 over 2016. more people voted for him in the last election. he has mobilised the right and they need a steady hand to wipe the wokeness from the face of the earth. this will be happening but the best thing would be for trumps chopper to go down in a carsh with 4 cocktail waitresses on board and for us to remember him as the "larger then life" "biggest troll on tthe planet" that he was. a ststue of him next to the statue of liberty could be a fitting tribute and then its onward and upward for the republican forces as they mobilise their great nation

Is it just me of do these look like the ravings of a mad man?

I've long thought it but just jesus.... Does it stand out like dog's balls in the above or what.

lol

the democrats , the left are now the party of smug educated people.

do you think intelligent people who never went to uni "admire" people like you, gweggy, bwian etc.

you despise working class people and think they will just vote for your side of politics.

that sounds like the ravings of a mad woman, or at least someone who is very out of touch.

if the rock took over the republicans , they would demolish the snug elites .

you need to get out of your dinner party and go mix with "real" people  ::) ::)

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 7:28am:

lol the democrats , the left are now the party of smug educated people.

So there we have it. 

Those with a decent education can see the bullshit, those without suck it up like mothers milk.

No wonder the right keep cutting funding to public schools.

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 6:24am:

but trump INCREASED his vote in 2020 over 2016. more people voted for him in the last election.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Em6pkWMXIAYaqdp.jpg

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lets not underestimate what trump did. he  blasted open the door and smashed through the barriers.

Dear Leader will go down in history for just that, dear.

30 mil in damage to the Capitol alone.

https://www.npr.org/sections/insurrection-at-the-capitol/2021/02/24/970977612/architect-of-the-capitol-outlines-30-million-in-damages-from-pro-trump-riot

Many more in rehab, disability and life insurance payouts.

Remember how Dear Leader said he would pay the legal bill of anyone who attacked the fake news at one of his rallies?

I guess he took that one back on Jan 6.

random wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 7:32am:

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 7:28am: lol the democrats , the left are now the party of smug educated people. So there we have it.  Those with a decent education can see the bullshit, those without suck it up like mothers milk. No wonder the right keep cutting funding to public schools.

decent education equals programmed to believe leftie ideology.

a tradie who is just as intelligent but never subjected to such propaganda is more in line for calling out "reality'

to label people who arent "stuck in their heads" as deplorable will have blowback

this blowback is coming.

trump kicked the door ajar

the left are scrambling to close the door again but its too late.

trump revealed the smugness of the liberal elites and their contempt for "real' americans.

good luck hiding that now

leftie ideology is on the nose

I think trump did a huge amount of good.

imho, he could have been one of Americans best Presidents.
He was voted out due to how he fired world renown experts in their field when they disagreed with him and how he did not personally recommend or wear a mask during the pandemic.

He ignored top basic medical advice and many people died.
Had he accepted top medical advice and many people died, he would have not been to blame.

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 8:07am:

Quote: lets not underestimate what trump did. he  blasted open the door and smashed through the barriers. Dear Leader will go down in history for just that, dear. 30 mil in damage to the Capitol alone. https://www.npr.org/sections/insurrection-at-the-capitol/2021/02/24/970977612/architect-of-the-capitol-outlines-30-million-in-damages-from-pro-trump-riot Many more in rehab, disability and life insurance payouts. Remember how Dear Leader said he would pay the legal bill of anyone who attacked the fake news at one of his rallies? I guess he took that one back on Jan 6.

in the minds of the smug lefties, january 6 was akin to 9/11

in the minds of real america it was a frat party that got a bit out of hand.

the left think "real' americans believe the wonderful folk in washington are there to serve the people.

real america think the folk in washington are deplorable scum and have no interest in them. so why would they care about millionaire fraudsters like pelosi

youre out of touch K

Sprintcyclist wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 8:17am:

I think trump did a huge amount of good. imho, he could have been one of Americans best Presidents. He was voted out due to how he fired world renown experts in their field when they disagreed with him and how he did not personally recommend or wear a mask during the pandemic. He ignored top basic medical advice and many people died. Had he accepted top medical advice and many people died, he would have not been to blame.

sprint, american death rates are about the same as spain, italy, the UK, germany, france.

and americans are a lot fatter and have a weird health care system that leaves a lot of people with no cover.

it would be interesting to see how many died under biden...probably just as many.

and lets not forget, republican governors in texas and flroida had much power death rates then democrat governors in NY amd california and they closed virtually no businesses .

covid is not a stain on trump.
mother nature didnt care who was in charge

This site is held together by trolling socks of the owner.

Some of the posts, like those here are just taking it a little too far and too obvious.

https://reactiongifs.me/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Shaking-Head-Breaking-Bad.gif

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 6:24am:

dwayne (the rock) johnson springs to mind. strong powerful, incredibly hard working. scott eastwood, son of clint would be another potential star. dan crenshaw, a republican congressman who lost an eye in afghanistan in the special forces , another. mathhew mconachie tom brady

Homoerotic bromancey, a bit.

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 7:28am:

lol the democrats , the left are now the party of smug educated people. do you think intelligent people who never went to uni "admire" people like you, gweggy, bwian etc. you despise working class people and think they will just vote for your side of politics. that sounds like the ravings of a mad woman, or at least someone who is very out of touch. if the rock took over the republicans , they would demolish the snug elites . you need to get out of your dinner party and go mix with "real" people  ::) ::)

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Real people.

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Dear Leader.

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Book banning has already started in the US education system.

Next is this ....

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ED4o42TXoAUN_Oy.jpg

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 8:27am:

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 8:07am: Quote: lets not underestimate what trump did. he  blasted open the door and smashed through the barriers. Dear Leader will go down in history for just that, dear. 30 mil in damage to the Capitol alone. https://www.npr.org/sections/insurrection-at-the-capitol/2021/02/24/970977612/architect-of-the-capitol-outlines-30-million-in-damages-from-pro-trump-riot Many more in rehab, disability and life insurance payouts. Remember how Dear Leader said he would pay the legal bill of anyone who attacked the fake news at one of his rallies? I guess he took that one back on Jan 6. in the minds of the smug lefties, january 6 was akin to 9/11 in the minds of real america it was a frat party that got a bit out of hand. the left think "real' americans believe the wonderful folk in washington are there to serve the people. real america think the folk in washington are deplorable scum and have no interest in them. so why would they care about millionaire fraudsters like pelosi youre out of touch K

Now now, dear. Real Americans erected Donnie. Here he is, speaking to them behind the glass.

And here are your picks for more wonderful folk in Washington:


aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 6:24am:

dan crenshaw, a republican congressman who lost an eye in afghanistan in the special forces , another. mathhew mconachie condaleeza rice. tom brady stan mcrystal

Are you suggesting such superior alpha males who love america are deplorable scum?

Come come. Donnie sent everybody a nice cheque and promised them a big beautiful wall from coast to shining coast.

Are you suggesting he was just having a laugh?

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MeisterEckhart wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 8:38am:

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 6:24am: dwayne (the rock) johnson springs to mind. strong powerful, incredibly hard working. scott eastwood, son of clint would be another potential star. dan crenshaw, a republican congressman who lost an eye in afghanistan in the special forces , another. mathhew mconachie tom brady Homoerotic bromancey, a bit.

Now now, Meister. Aquascoot's just saying.

Strong, powerful, incredibly hard working. Fit too - check out those pecs.

Aquascoot may have slipped up with Mr Trump, but he'll be sure not to make the same mistake again, no?

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mothra wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 6:33am:

Is it just me of do these look like the ravings of a mad man? I've long thought it but just jesus.... Does it stand out like dog's balls in the above or what.

Aquapoop's word salad mutterings grow worse with each passing day. Schizophrenia is a degenerative disease and does he ever show all the signs of it

All the strong - weak stuff lately, interesting but predictable direction.

The puppet masters worked out that the dumb uneducated do not understand the value of intelligence, after all they are dumb and they are OK right?  But they relate to steroid taking idiots, they actually think that's how they were born and that their teeth are real.

Why Dwayne Johnson for President?
Dwayne can win  He is one of the most popular, charismatic, motivating people in the US, known for his accomplishments as a sports figure, actor, and production company founder. As such, he is one of the only people with a strong chance of winning as an independent candidate.

Dwayne would appeal to independents and across parties  He has appeared at both Democratic and Republican national conventions and actually addressed the Republican convention as part of a get-out-the-vote effort. He is a registered independent, and his views and experiences transcend party lines, as do his friendships with major political figures. He is an independent thinker of great integrity and a natural born leader. He would appeal to working people and the middle class, young people and old, minorities, those who feel the American dream is leaving them behind, and to all those fed up with broken promises and old thinking.

Dwayne stands for expanding opportunities  He was honored  with the Horizon Award, a special recognition from the Joint Leadership of the United States Congress and the Congressional Award Board of Directors. The Horizon Award is presented to individuals from the private sector who have contributed to expanding opportunities for all Americans through their own personal contributions, and who have set exceptional examples for young people through their successes in life.

Dwayne devotes much of his time and money to charity  He started the Dwayne Johnson Rock Foundation, a platform of hope and possibility for children across the US that offers programs designed to enrich and empower the lives and self-esteem of under-served, at-risk youth, and children hospitalized for medical disabilities, disorders and illnesses. Among other things, it helps troubled youth through teaching them about health and focusing their time on positive activities instead of gangs.

Dwayne embodies American values   Moving his way up from a rough start,  through relentless hard work, and despite a series of setbacks, he became wealthy and famous beyond his wildest dreams; yet, he remains a generous lover of ordinary people to whom he constantly reaches out,  a compassionate and open-minded public figure, and a humble man of faith, who respects the rights of individuals to their own convictions. He is the US-born son of immigrants: his father was an African-American from Canada, and his mother is Samoan.

Dwayne knows the world and is a beloved international celebrity  Through his upbringing in multiple states in an immigrant family, his experience as a football player, world champion wrestler, and superstar actor, and extensive travels as a major international superstar, he has seen the nation and the world, experienced a variety of cultures, and gained global credibility while maintaining his reputation as a freedom-loving, American patriot.

Dwayne would be the ultimate uniter.  Exactly what we need. Enough said.

So, Dwayne Johnson is the polar opposite of Donald Trump.

Sounds good to me.

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 10:21am:

Why Dwayne Johnson for President? Dwayne can win  He is one of the most popular, charismatic, motivating people in the US, known for his accomplishments as a sports figure, actor, and production company founder. As such, he is one of the only people with a strong chance of winning as an independent candidate. Dwayne would appeal to independents and across parties  He has appeared at both Democratic and Republican national conventions and actually addressed the Republican convention as part of a get-out-the-vote effort. He is a registered independent, and his views and experiences transcend party lines, as do his friendships with major political figures. He is an independent thinker of great integrity and a natural born leader. He would appeal to working people and the middle class, young people and old, minorities, those who feel the American dream is leaving them behind, and to all those fed up with broken promises and old thinking. Dwayne stands for expanding opportunities  He was honored  with the Horizon Award, a special recognition from the Joint Leadership of the United States Congress and the Congressional Award Board of Directors. The Horizon Award is presented to individuals from the private sector who have contributed to expanding opportunities for all Americans through their own personal contributions, and who have set exceptional examples for young people through their successes in life. Dwayne devotes much of his time and money to charity  He started the Dwayne Johnson Rock Foundation, a platform of hope and possibility for children across the US that offers programs designed to enrich and empower the lives and self-esteem of under-served, at-risk youth, and children hospitalized for medical disabilities, disorders and illnesses. Among other things, it helps troubled youth through teaching them about health and focusing their time on positive activities instead of gangs. Dwayne embodies American values   Moving his way up from a rough start,  through relentless hard work, and despite a series of setbacks, he became wealthy and famous beyond his wildest dreams; yet, he remains a generous lover of ordinary people to whom he constantly reaches out,  a compassionate and open-minded public figure, and a humble man of faith, who respects the rights of individuals to their own convictions. He is the US-born son of immigrants: his father was an African-American from Canada, and his mother is Samoan. Dwayne knows the world and is a beloved international celebrity  Through his upbringing in multiple states in an immigrant family, his experience as a football player, world champion wrestler, and superstar actor, and extensive travels as a major international superstar, he has seen the nation and the world, experienced a variety of cultures, and gained global credibility while maintaining his reputation as a freedom-loving, American patriot. Dwayne would be the ultimate uniter.  Exactly what we need. Enough said.

All that, and he's a champion wrestler.

You know, a sport where the "winners" are selected in advance and even the audience know its fake.

"Narrow road to success", innit.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 10:56am:

So, Dwayne Johnson is the polar opposite of Donald Trump. Sounds good to me.

Now now, Greggery, there are plenty of similarities. For a start, they're both tanned.

Mr Trump, however, has a healthy head of hair, thanks to Ivana, may she RIP. She recommended that butcher of a scalp reduction surgeon.

Bitch.

aquascoot wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 10:21am:

Why Dwayne Johnson for President? Dwayne can win  He is one of the most popular, charismatic, motivating people in the US, known for his accomplishments as a sports figure, actor, and production company founder. As such, he is one of the only people with a strong chance of winning as an independent candidate. Dwayne would appeal to independents and across parties  He has appeared at both Democratic and Republican national conventions and actually addressed the Republican convention as part of a get-out-the-vote effort. He is a registered independent, and his views and experiences transcend party lines, as do his friendships with major political figures. He is an independent thinker of great integrity and a natural born leader. He would appeal to working people and the middle class, young people and old, minorities, those who feel the American dream is leaving them behind, and to all those fed up with broken promises and old thinking. Dwayne stands for expanding opportunities  He was honored  with the Horizon Award, a special recognition from the Joint Leadership of the United States Congress and the Congressional Award Board of Directors. The Horizon Award is presented to individuals from the private sector who have contributed to expanding opportunities for all Americans through their own personal contributions, and who have set exceptional examples for young people through their successes in life. Dwayne devotes much of his time and money to charity  He started the Dwayne Johnson Rock Foundation, a platform of hope and possibility for children across the US that offers programs designed to enrich and empower the lives and self-esteem of under-served, at-risk youth, and children hospitalized for medical disabilities, disorders and illnesses. Among other things, it helps troubled youth through teaching them about health and focusing their time on positive activities instead of gangs. Dwayne embodies American values   Moving his way up from a rough start,  through relentless hard work, and despite a series of setbacks, he became wealthy and famous beyond his wildest dreams; yet, he remains a generous lover of ordinary people to whom he constantly reaches out,  a compassionate and open-minded public figure, and a humble man of faith, who respects the rights of individuals to their own convictions. He is the US-born son of immigrants: his father was an African-American from Canada, and his mother is Samoan. Dwayne knows the world and is a beloved international celebrity  Through his upbringing in multiple states in an immigrant family, his experience as a football player, world champion wrestler, and superstar actor, and extensive travels as a major international superstar, he has seen the nation and the world, experienced a variety of cultures, and gained global credibility while maintaining his reputation as a freedom-loving, American patriot. Dwayne would be the ultimate uniter.  Exactly what we need. Enough said.

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.........  Moving his way up from a rough start,  through relentless hard work, and despite a series of setbacks, he became wealthy and famous beyond his wildest dreams    ...........

Is exactly the sort of man I would vote for.

Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like.
Once you have had that unpleasant experience you will always remember it.

One of the reasons I think Anthony will be very good.

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Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like.

I know we're off the subject of Mr Trump, but he's been through some tough times. He had to claw his way up from C-grade celebrity status, remember. He had to create a publicist called John Barron.

"Narrow road to success", innit.

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 1:46pm:

Quote: Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like. I know we're off the subject of Mr Trump, but he's been through some tough times. He had to claw his way up from C-grade celebrity status, remember. He had to create a publicist called John Barron. "Narrow road to success", innit.

He had it pretty tough as a kid.

For the first two years of his life he wasn't even on his Dad's payroll.

It wasn't until he was three-years-old that his father started paying him $200,000 a year (for filling diapers).

How did he survive for the first thirty six months of his life?  Seriously?

And things only got worse.

His father didn't start paying him $1,000,000+ a year (for doing nothing) until after he "graduated"  ;) from college.

Not many people have had a tough upbringing like that.

And to add insult to injury, he only received $413 million for his 21st birthday.

Terrible stuff.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 4:55am:

Quote: ............ Sixty-seven percent of independents said they do not want Trump to run again, while just 28% said they do. In 2020, Trump lost independents and lost the election. In 2016, Trump fared better with the group, but throughout his presidency and afterward he suffered with them and has never regained them.           ......................... ..........  People who live in large cities and suburban women continue to be two of the groups most opposed to Trump, while white evangelical Christians, whites without college degrees and those in rural areas are most supportive.       ............ https://www.npr.org/2022/09/07/1121307491/poll-trump-fbi-search-run-2024

He was never popular among sane, reasonable Americans and his numbers are continuing to go down.

I'm sure you'd agree that Hillary Clinton was a very unpopular candidate in 2016.

But guess what?  She beat Trump in the popular poll by more than 3,000,000 votes.

Then Sleepy Joe comes along, and he was even less popular than Hillary.

And guess what?  He beat Trump by more than 7,000,000 votes.

But that was yesterday - let's look at today:

"As of 8 September 2022, Trump's favourability rating has fallen
by another 14.7 points. It's now only 40.3% versus his
unfavourability rating of 54.9%."

If he runs in 2024 - and I certainly hope he does - he'll lose by more than 10,000,000 votes this time.

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 1:46pm:

Quote: Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like. I know we're off the subject of Mr Trump, but he's been through some tough times. He had to claw his way up from C-grade celebrity status, remember. He had to create a publicist called John Barron. "Narrow road to success", innit.

He had it pretty tough as a kid.

For the first two years of his life he wasn't even on his Dad's payroll.

It wasn't until he was three-years-old that his father started paying him $200,000 a year (for filling diapers).

How did he survive for the first thirty six months of his life?  Seriously?

And things only got worse.

His father didn't start paying him $1,000,000+ a year (for doing nothing) until after he "graduated"  ;) from college.

Not many people have had a tough upbringing like that.

And to add insult to injury, he only received $413 million for his 21st birthday.

Terrible stuff.

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 2:04pm:

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 1:46pm: Quote: Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like. I know we're off the subject of Mr Trump, but he's been through some tough times. He had to claw his way up from C-grade celebrity status, remember. He had to create a publicist called John Barron. "Narrow road to success", innit. He had it pretty tough as a kid. For the first two years of his life he wasn't even on his Dad's payroll. It wasn't until he was three-years-old that his father started paying him $200,000 a year (for filling diapers). How did he survive for the first thirty six months of his life?  Seriously? And things only got worse. His father didn't start paying him $1,000,000+ a year (for doing nothing) until after he "graduated"  ;) from college. Not many people have had a tough upbringing like that. And to add insult to injury, he only received $413 million for his 21st birthday. Terrible stuff.

So unfair. I heard he had to deliver newspapers on a bicycle, can you believe it?

And the family chauffeur only drove him when it rained.

That's borderline neglect, Greggery. What a survivor.

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 3:09pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 2:04pm: Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 1:46pm: Quote: Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like. I know we're off the subject of Mr Trump, but he's been through some tough times. He had to claw his way up from C-grade celebrity status, remember. He had to create a publicist called John Barron. "Narrow road to success", innit. He had it pretty tough as a kid. For the first two years of his life he wasn't even on his Dad's payroll. It wasn't until he was three-years-old that his father started paying him $200,000 a year (for filling diapers). How did he survive for the first thirty six months of his life?  Seriously? And things only got worse. His father didn't start paying him $1,000,000+ a year (for doing nothing) until after he "graduated"  ;) from college. Not many people have had a tough upbringing like that. And to add insult to injury, he only received $413 million for his 21st birthday. Terrible stuff. So unfair. I heard he had to deliver newspapers on a bicycle, can you believe it? And the family chauffeur only drove him when it rained. That's borderline neglect, Greggery. What a survivor.

Amazing his parents weren't charged with child abuse.

Thirty six months with no six-figure income!    >:(

greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 9^th, 2022 at 3:16pm:

Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 3:09pm: greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 2:04pm: Mattyfisk wrote on Sep 9th, 2022 at 1:46pm: Quote: Until you have been broke and hungry, you do not know what it is like. I know we're off the subject of Mr Trump, but he's been through some tough times. He had to claw his way up from C-grade celebrity status, remember. He had to create a publicist called John Barron. "Narrow road to success", innit. He had it pretty tough as a kid. For the first two years of his life he wasn't even on his Dad's payroll. It wasn't until he was three-years-old that his father started paying him $200,000 a year (for filling diapers). How did he survive for the first thirty six months of his life?  Seriously? And things only got worse. His father didn't start paying him $1,000,000+ a year (for doing nothing) until after he "graduated"  ;) from college. Not many people have had a tough upbringing like that. And to add insult to injury, he only received $413 million for his 21st birthday. Terrible stuff. So unfair. I heard he had to deliver newspapers on a bicycle, can you believe it? And the family chauffeur only drove him when it rained. That's borderline neglect, Greggery. What a survivor. Amazing his parents weren't charged with child abuse. Thirty six months with no six-figure income!    >:(

Sure, but he got his own back by stiffing the family out of the inheritance.

Gotta laugh, no?