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Politics : The Donald Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mongo2116 who wrote (49892)	10/14/2023 6:56:52 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 73688

All very good points and I 100% agree with most of them, especially about never falling in love with any stock or politician, I always say the exact same thing... Too many people worship politicians as if they're some sort of saint, I think that's incredibly naive and really very stupid since most all politicians are in the game mostly or only for themselves... All those who have no real chance of winning anything still run just so they can pocket the soft money, it's just another way to hustle money from unsuspecting people... Putting that aside, I don't see Donald as a politician, I see Donald as another Andrew Jackson... Jackson and Donald share a lot of the same characteristics, amazingly so... Jackson was a real estate mogul, he didn't build buildings but he bought and sold large pieces of land for his livelihood... When he announced he was entering politics and wanted to run for president everyone laughed at him... When he was asked why he wants to run for president, he said he wanted to drain the swamp... Jackson had long dark blond hair that he wore pushed back, people said that when Jackson looked directly at you it was as if a male lion was staring right at you... The newspapers of the time always printed lies and smears against him so he decided to begin his own newspaper to counter all the lies, they were referred to as the Jackson Papers, still known as that today... The similarities go on, the comparison is remarkable... Maybe Andrew Jackson was the first Donald Trump or maybe Donald Trump is the second Andrew Jackson, I'll leave that for history to decide... It's very obvious that there was a more recent attempt by democrats to remove Jackson off the $20 bill, anything to remove his name and/or his memory from public view... GZ