12 Jan 2018, 4:43 pm
Esmerelda Weatherwax wrote:
Trump Calls Non-White Countries "s**tholes"
well, of course he did.
And now people are defending it.
He isn't well, he needs help. As will we all, before this is resolved.
He is suffering from some kind of degenerative disorder and as the disease progresses, he regresses. Normalizing this because he happens to be in a position of power is hugely dysfunctional. (Unfortunately, Reagan set a precedent for this.)
Also, he worked not only in the private sector, but in the family business subset of that sector. I've worked in the public, private, AND family business private sectors. They are VERY different (duh). Family businesses are often just slush funds for the scion, after a generation or two, until they go under, or are sold off. The scion has rarely been expected to meet even minimum standards of professionalism and can't do it even if his life depends on it.
Why are we expecting a pampered trust fund baby to behave like a statesman in his twilight years? He can't. He's never been required to.
His most recent on-the-record interviews (NYT, WSJ) reveal serious cognitive issues. As his illness progresses, he will become more irritable, more impatient, angrier, more likely to resort to violence - that is why dementia patients typically have to move from home care to memory care and finally to a locked ward.
It's tragic, but the greater tragedy is that nobody seems to have the guts to address it constructively.
well, of course he did.
And now people are defending it.
He isn't well, he needs help. As will we all, before this is resolved.
He is suffering from some kind of degenerative disorder and as the disease progresses, he regresses. Normalizing this because he happens to be in a position of power is hugely dysfunctional. (Unfortunately, Reagan set a precedent for this.)
Also, he worked not only in the private sector, but in the family business subset of that sector. I've worked in the public, private, AND family business private sectors. They are VERY different (duh). Family businesses are often just slush funds for the scion, after a generation or two, until they go under, or are sold off. The scion has rarely been expected to meet even minimum standards of professionalism and can't do it even if his life depends on it.
Why are we expecting a pampered trust fund baby to behave like a statesman in his twilight years? He can't. He's never been required to.
His most recent on-the-record interviews (NYT, WSJ) reveal serious cognitive issues. As his illness progresses, he will become more irritable, more impatient, angrier, more likely to resort to violence - that is why dementia patients typically have to move from home care to memory care and finally to a locked ward.
It's tragic, but the greater tragedy is that nobody seems to have the guts to address it constructively.
I agree completely - everything he has has been given to him. I'd say on a silver platter, but if you've looked at his decorating choices, plainly silver wouldn't be good enough.
He's not fit to serve. He was never fit to serve.
As the mother of an active duty service member, I deeply fear the consequences of this man's deep-seated ignorance and incompetence.
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12 Jan 2018, 6:19 pm
JohnPowell wrote:
Esmerelda Weatherwax wrote:
Trump Calls Non-White Countries "s**tholes"
well, of course he did.
And now people are defending it.
He isn't well, he needs help. As will we all, before this is resolved.
He is suffering from some kind of degenerative disorder and as the disease progresses, he regresses. Normalizing this because he happens to be in a position of power is hugely dysfunctional. (Unfortunately, Reagan set a precedent for this.)
Also, he worked not only in the private sector, but in the family business subset of that sector. I've worked in the public, private, AND family business private sectors. They are VERY different (duh). Family businesses are often just slush funds for the scion, after a generation or two, until they go under, or are sold off. The scion has rarely been expected to meet even minimum standards of professionalism and can't do it even if his life depends on it.
Why are we expecting a pampered trust fund baby to behave like a statesman in his twilight years? He can't. He's never been required to.
His most recent on-the-record interviews (NYT, WSJ) reveal serious cognitive issues. As his illness progresses, he will become more irritable, more impatient, angrier, more likely to resort to violence - that is why dementia patients typically have to move from home care to memory care and finally to a locked ward.
It's tragic, but the greater tragedy is that nobody seems to have the guts to address it constructively.
well, of course he did.
And now people are defending it.
He isn't well, he needs help. As will we all, before this is resolved.
He is suffering from some kind of degenerative disorder and as the disease progresses, he regresses. Normalizing this because he happens to be in a position of power is hugely dysfunctional. (Unfortunately, Reagan set a precedent for this.)
Also, he worked not only in the private sector, but in the family business subset of that sector. I've worked in the public, private, AND family business private sectors. They are VERY different (duh). Family businesses are often just slush funds for the scion, after a generation or two, until they go under, or are sold off. The scion has rarely been expected to meet even minimum standards of professionalism and can't do it even if his life depends on it.
Why are we expecting a pampered trust fund baby to behave like a statesman in his twilight years? He can't. He's never been required to.
His most recent on-the-record interviews (NYT, WSJ) reveal serious cognitive issues. As his illness progresses, he will become more irritable, more impatient, angrier, more likely to resort to violence - that is why dementia patients typically have to move from home care to memory care and finally to a locked ward.
It's tragic, but the greater tragedy is that nobody seems to have the guts to address it constructively.
Any evidence he said it? Oh wait, no, there is none.
You're against racism allegedly but are happy with ageism. As the whole Russia nonsense is dying out they are now going for Trump not being fit mentally to be President. They can't let it go and face they lost the election because they put up the worst candidate in history against him.
The Russian investigation isn't nonsense, and it's not going away.
Hilary is probably the second worst Presidential candidate. The very worst won.
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12 Jan 2018, 6:24 pm
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12 Jan 2018, 6:44 pm
Kraichgauer wrote:
JohnPowell wrote:
Esmerelda Weatherwax wrote:
Trump Calls Non-White Countries "s**tholes"
well, of course he did.
And now people are defending it.
He isn't well, he needs help. As will we all, before this is resolved.
He is suffering from some kind of degenerative disorder and as the disease progresses, he regresses. Normalizing this because he happens to be in a position of power is hugely dysfunctional. (Unfortunately, Reagan set a precedent for this.)
Also, he worked not only in the private sector, but in the family business subset of that sector. I've worked in the public, private, AND family business private sectors. They are VERY different (duh). Family businesses are often just slush funds for the scion, after a generation or two, until they go under, or are sold off. The scion has rarely been expected to meet even minimum standards of professionalism and can't do it even if his life depends on it.
Why are we expecting a pampered trust fund baby to behave like a statesman in his twilight years? He can't. He's never been required to.
His most recent on-the-record interviews (NYT, WSJ) reveal serious cognitive issues. As his illness progresses, he will become more irritable, more impatient, angrier, more likely to resort to violence - that is why dementia patients typically have to move from home care to memory care and finally to a locked ward.
It's tragic, but the greater tragedy is that nobody seems to have the guts to address it constructively.
well, of course he did.
And now people are defending it.
He isn't well, he needs help. As will we all, before this is resolved.
He is suffering from some kind of degenerative disorder and as the disease progresses, he regresses. Normalizing this because he happens to be in a position of power is hugely dysfunctional. (Unfortunately, Reagan set a precedent for this.)
Also, he worked not only in the private sector, but in the family business subset of that sector. I've worked in the public, private, AND family business private sectors. They are VERY different (duh). Family businesses are often just slush funds for the scion, after a generation or two, until they go under, or are sold off. The scion has rarely been expected to meet even minimum standards of professionalism and can't do it even if his life depends on it.
Why are we expecting a pampered trust fund baby to behave like a statesman in his twilight years? He can't. He's never been required to.
His most recent on-the-record interviews (NYT, WSJ) reveal serious cognitive issues. As his illness progresses, he will become more irritable, more impatient, angrier, more likely to resort to violence - that is why dementia patients typically have to move from home care to memory care and finally to a locked ward.
It's tragic, but the greater tragedy is that nobody seems to have the guts to address it constructively.
Any evidence he said it? Oh wait, no, there is none.
You're against racism allegedly but are happy with ageism. As the whole Russia nonsense is dying out they are now going for Trump not being fit mentally to be President. They can't let it go and face they lost the election because they put up the worst candidate in history against him.
The Russian investigation isn't nonsense, and it's not going away.
Hilary is probably the second worst Presidential candidate. The very worst won.
It is. As we saw with Flynn, it was more Israel-gate than anything, but we must not mention that. Na, dog sh*t was better than her. Trump's actions in Syria alone mean he's head and shoulders above that parasite. If she'd have won that place would have been Jihadi central. The hopeless and spineless puppet before that bombed 7 countries, tripled the war in Afghanistan, gave himself the right to drone bomb innocent civilians and bailed out banks with trillions of dollars. So it couldn't get any worse. Better to have someone rude and different from the others. Don't be scared of change.
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