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To: LindyBill who wrote (742145)3/10/2021 9:00:34 AM
From: locogringo  Respond to of 793939
 
But I am getting the impression that Trump did tend to run the place like a amature fire drill.

It is also an inescapable fact that Pelosi, Schumer, and McConnell are still present and running the show in Washington and cleaning up with billions of $$$$ while Mr Trump is gone and requesting a mail-in ballot.

IMO, he doing the right thing by keeping himself centered and prominent in the news because they (both sides) are trying to disappear him as soon as they can, and move on to normal politics as usual.



To: LindyBill who wrote (742145)3/10/2021 4:46:26 PM
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Good for Trump. A fire drill daily in a swarm of sleepy swamp kleptocrats was a good thing.

He didn't do enough firing. And his hiring was like Gorby's economists. Gorby complained that Reagan had a dozen economists to advise him, but one didn't have a clue, while Gorby had a dozen to advise him but only one did know what they were doing. But Gorby said it better.

Trump had to quickly choose from a Gorby dozen, hoping to get the good one.

There was so much hate of Trump by Obama people still in the WH that it's difficult to say what was true. But I am getting the impression that Trump did tend to run the place like a amature fire drill. I think he was a one man show in his NYC days.

Meanwhile, how about some diversity in the Supreme Court? No more Catholics. No more collectivists.
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