US Election & Presidency

The White House released the full 60-minutes interview. The one he supposedly ‘stormed out’ of.

Seems like another non-story to me.

He lies and whines a lot (no news there), but it’s hardly a storm-out.

A producer says something like ‘five minutes left’ and Trump says, ‘nah, we’re done already’. That’s it.

There’s so much of substance to criticise him for. I don’t understand why the media make such mountains out of these molehills.

(24-10-2020 09:46 )Goodfella3041 Wrote:  The White House released the full 60-minutes interview. The one he supposedly ‘stormed out’ of.

Seems like another non-story to me.

He lies and whines a lot (no news there), but it’s hardly a storm-out.

A producer says something like ‘five minutes left’ and Trump says, ‘nah, we’re done already’. That’s it.

There’s so much of substance to criticise him for. I don’t understand why the media make such mountains out of these molehills.

It could be that it appeals to the darker side of my sense of humour, but that's the one thing I like about Trump, and it's not even about him, more the phenomenon surrounding him.

The media have grown accustomed to having this ability to end the careers of public figures, tear them to shreds. 'Build them up, then knock them down' and that. The fact there's a president that no matter what scandal they throw at him, it just makes him stronger... I won't lie, I do find it quite funny...

But then, I don't really like what's driving that phenomenon...

The lastest FT polls. Has it as 273/125 electral college votes.

It shows that Biden has a solid vote of 207 and a leaning of 66 votes.
Trump has a solid vote of 83 and a leaning of 42 votes.

Like my new look people?

^there we go nailing your colours truly to the Trump mast aren't you?

(24-10-2020 11:38 )lovebabes56 Wrote:  ^there we go nailing your colours truly to the Trump mast aren't you?

Yeah, and?

I've removed several of the posts to bring the thread back on topic, and drag it out of the gutter.

^ I like your work, drain the swamp as President Trump would say.

I've been thinking that if Trump loses (and that's a big if, he's very much in this race as far as I'm concerned) then I'd like to see our government nominate him for an honorary knighthood. Maybe even a proper knighthood if that's possible since I know his mother was Scottish, I don't know the exact rules regarding these things.

Haters can croak all they want but he was a far better friend to us than Obama ever was.

^ It was mentioned that he may move to Scotland if he loses. He has several golf courses there.