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If this is legit and not some kind of tease, I will predict there will not be any major conflicts of interest but will be some pretty unflattering things.

I don't even care if he's done nothing wrong, it should be public information.

I really hope she's not messing around (although I doubt she is).

Pwns wrote:If this is legit and not some kind of tease, I will predict there will not be any major conflicts of interest but will be some pretty unflattering things.

Anybody with the amount of real estate investments he has is going to have conflicts of interest

That's why I keep saying this is going to be a very interesting 4 years - because our government over time has been designed to make sure that nobody who actually makes things or navigates our financial structures would want the job. It just isn't set up for a Trump or a Gates or a Carnegie or Rockerfeller. Think of it as job security for career politicians who only know how to schmooze Big Defense and Big Labor and not much else

Trump's track record shows he hasn't always been the most adept person at navigating the private sector either - but that's not the point -

The next 4 years will determine whether the "CEO President" is a viable thing

Establishment politicians both left and right are going to do their best to make sure it doesn't happen


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It's the full 2005 tax return. A little disappointing that it's one year, but it's better than nothing. I'm sure the rest will eventually come out.

The problem is going to be that people not familiar with the tax regulations afforded by real estate transactions will go ape shit. This is likely another diversionary tactic and it will be a shitshow.
If there is smoke over here, there's a fire over there.

CID1990 wrote:

Pwns wrote:If this is legit and not some kind of tease, I will predict there will not be any major conflicts of interest but will be some pretty unflattering things.

Anybody with the amount of real estate investments he has is going to have conflicts of interest

That's why I keep saying this is going to be a very interesting 4 years - because our government over time has been designed to make sure that nobody who actually makes things or navigates our financial structures would want the job. It just isn't set up for a Trump or a Gates or a Carnegie or Rockerfeller. Think of it as job security for career politicians who only know how to schmooze Big Defense and Big Labor and not much else

Trump's track record shows he hasn't always been the most adept person at navigating the private sector either - but that's not the point -

The next 4 years will determine whether the "CEO President" is a viable thing

Establishment politicians both left and right are going to do their best to make sure it doesn't happen


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All CEO's are like Trump?

What I DO like about his political ascension is it was a poke in the eye to the PC crowd and how candidates are SUPPOSED to act (Clinton was like this to a much lesser degree)...pomp and circumstance be damned...

That's a good thing.

But there's probably still a few CEO's not as full of shit and self interest out there.

kalm wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
Anybody with the amount of real estate investments he has is going to have conflicts of interest

That's why I keep saying this is going to be a very interesting 4 years - because our government over time has been designed to make sure that nobody who actually makes things or navigates our financial structures would want the job. It just isn't set up for a Trump or a Gates or a Carnegie or Rockerfeller. Think of it as job security for career politicians who only know how to schmooze Big Defense and Big Labor and not much else

Trump's track record shows he hasn't always been the most adept person at navigating the private sector either - but that's not the point -

The next 4 years will determine whether the "CEO President" is a viable thing

Establishment politicians both left and right are going to do their best to make sure it doesn't happen


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All CEO's are like Trump?

What I DO like about his political ascension is it was a poke in the eye to the PC crowd and how candidates are SUPPOSED to act (Clinton was like this to a much lesser degree)...pomp and circumstance be damned...

That's a good thing.

But there's probably still a few CEO's not as full of shit and self interest out there.

He's a CEO the same way Michael Jordan was a Baseball player...

Trump is really excellent at being a billionaire's son
who can put on dads old suit and tie and run a half dozen corporations into the ground

Jordan can win six titles and 5 MVP awards in the NBA
and go on to be a career .202 hitter with zero power in the lowest levels of professional baseball



Hey, they're both on TV a lot... So there's that too

∞∞∞ wrote:I don't even care if he's done nothing wrong, it should be public information.

I really hope she's not messing around (although I doubt she is).

Why? Seriously?

Chizzang wrote:

kalm wrote:
All CEO's are like Trump?

What I DO like about his political ascension is it was a poke in the eye to the PC crowd and how candidates are SUPPOSED to act (Clinton was like this to a much lesser degree)...pomp and circumstance be damned...

That's a good thing.

But there's probably still a few CEO's not as full of **** and self interest out there.

He's a CEO the same way Michael Jordan was a Baseball player...

Trump is really excellent at being a billionaire's son
who can put on dads old suit and tie and run a half dozen corporations into the ground

Jordan can win six titles and 5 MVP awards in the NBA
and go on to be a career .202 hitter with zero power in the lowest levels of professional baseball



Hey, they're both on TV a lot... So there's that too

I put that part in there about Trump not exactly being the best CEO out there....

for the express purpose of recognizing that Trump isn't Andrew Carnegie... to save you the time

Which you and Tweedle Dum klam didn't read, of course

I can't tell if I inadvertently just master trolled you two brain surgeons or not. I'll not count this one, mmkay?


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CID1990 wrote:

Chizzang wrote:
He's a CEO the same way Michael Jordan was a Baseball player...

Trump is really excellent at being a billionaire's son
who can put on dads old suit and tie and run a half dozen corporations into the ground

Jordan can win six titles and 5 MVP awards in the NBA
and go on to be a career .202 hitter with zero power in the lowest levels of professional baseball



Hey, they're both on TV a lot... So there's that too

I put that part in there about Trump not exactly being the best CEO out there....

for the express purpose of recognizing that Trump isn't Andrew Carnegie... to save you the time

Which you and Tweedle Dum klam didn't read, of course

I can't tell if I inadvertently just master trolled you two brain surgeons or not. I'll not count this one, mmkay?

Saying "not quite the best" isn't really capturing the true essence of it...

Chizzang wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
I put that part in there about Trump not exactly being the best CEO out there....

for the express purpose of recognizing that Trump isn't Andrew Carnegie... to save you the time

Which you and Tweedle Dum klam didn't read, of course

I can't tell if I inadvertently just master trolled you two brain surgeons or not. I'll not count this one, mmkay?

Saying "not quite the best" isn't really capturing the true essence of it...

Alrighty then Mr. Particular

Let me know when you WB/DR


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Chizzang wrote:

kalm wrote:
All CEO's are like Trump?

What I DO like about his political ascension is it was a poke in the eye to the PC crowd and how candidates are SUPPOSED to act (Clinton was like this to a much lesser degree)...pomp and circumstance be damned...

That's a good thing.

But there's probably still a few CEO's not as full of shit and self interest out there.

He's a CEO the same way Michael Jordan was a Baseball player...

Trump is really excellent at being a billionaire's son
who can put on dads old suit and tie and run a half dozen corporations into the ground

Jordan can win six titles and 5 MVP awards in the NBA
and go on to be a career .202 hitter with zero power in the lowest levels of professional baseball



Hey, they're both on TV a lot... So there's that too

There goes Chizz...again.

Trump's dad wasn't a billionaire...not even close.

He paid $38 million on $150 million in income. Other libs are slamming Rachel for her epic fail.

CID1990 wrote:

Pwns wrote:If this is legit and not some kind of tease, I will predict there will not be any major conflicts of interest but will be some pretty unflattering things.

Anybody with the amount of real estate investments he has is going to have conflicts of interest

That's why I keep saying this is going to be a very interesting 4 years - because our government over time has been designed to make sure that nobody who actually makes things or navigates our financial structures would want the job. It just isn't set up for a Trump or a Gates or a Carnegie or Rockerfeller. Think of it as job security for career politicians who only know how to schmooze Big Defense and Big Labor and not much else

Trump's track record shows he hasn't always been the most adept person at navigating the private sector either - but that's not the point -

The next 4 years will determine whether the "CEO President" is a viable thing

Establishment politicians both left and right are going to do their best to make sure it doesn't happen


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The President is certainly doing his part to help diminish the mystique of the bidnizman as the ultimate in leadership.

HI54UNI wrote: He paid $38 million on $150 million in income. Other libs are slamming Rachel for her epic fail.

$150,000,000 in income? And this guy is supposed to be a billionaire?

houndawg wrote:

CID1990 wrote:
Anybody with the amount of real estate investments he has is going to have conflicts of interest

That's why I keep saying this is going to be a very interesting 4 years - because our government over time has been designed to make sure that nobody who actually makes things or navigates our financial structures would want the job. It just isn't set up for a Trump or a Gates or a Carnegie or Rockerfeller. Think of it as job security for career politicians who only know how to schmooze Big Defense and Big Labor and not much else

Trump's track record shows he hasn't always been the most adept person at navigating the private sector either - but that's not the point -

The next 4 years will determine whether the "CEO President" is a viable thing

Establishment politicians both left and right are going to do their best to make sure it doesn't happen


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The President is certainly doing his part to help diminish the mystique of the bidnizman as the ultimate in leadership.

I'll just loop you in with Winkin and Blinkin on not getting the point

(hint: it isn't about Trump. It's about the idea of A Trump.)

I think I'll name you Stinkin


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CID1990 wrote:

houndawg wrote:
The President is certainly doing his part to help diminish the mystique of the bidnizman as the ultimate in leadership.

I'll just loop you in with Winkin and Blinkin on not getting the point

(hint: it isn't about Trump. It's about the idea of A Trump.)

I think I'll name you Stinkin


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exactly what I addressed.

We need a fourth, you can be Thinkin. You need the practice.

What a non-story. Now if Maddow claimed to have turned straight, THAT would be a story.

Ivytalk wrote:What a non-story. Now if Maddow admitted to being a tranny, THAT would be a story.

FIFY

2 pages?? Really?? That's it??

#TrumpTroll

I wonder if we will see Tripp come back to this thread?

And I wonder what the odds are that Trump's team set this whole thing up...

Ivytalk wrote:What a non-story. Now if Maddow claimed to have turned straight, THAT would be a story.

Or got gender reassigned to a woman


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CID1990 wrote:

houndawg wrote:
The President is certainly doing his part to help diminish the mystique of the bidnizman as the ultimate in leadership.

I'll just loop you in with Winkin and Blinkin on not getting the point

(hint: it isn't about Trump. It's about the idea of A Trump.)

I think I'll name you Stinkin


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You first lumped Trump in with Gates, Rockefeller, and Carnegie and then wrote this...

The next 4 years will determine whether the "CEO President" is a viable thing

O...K...

Welcome to the unfairly misunderstood club, I guess...

HI54UNI wrote:I wonder if we will see Tripp come back to this thread?

And I wonder what the odds are that Trump's team set this whole thing up...

Linda Tripp? I'd forgotten all about her.