Why do people hate Trump?
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Anonymous
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Trump called our Military Losers and suckers
Trump called Americans pathetic Trump stole from hard working Americans while in office. No president ever has profited in office besides him like he did. God damit Trump tried to steal the votes of the American people. IF this and the fact he steals from sick kids with cancer does not change your mind you are a sick like him. Yes I wrote that. I am tired of these stupid threads. |
Anonymous
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Trump handed our enemies National Security secrets that will get our military killed.
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Anonymous
| He said White Supremacists were “Very fine people”. |
Anonymous
| He said his own daughter was hot! Ewww!! |
Anonymous
People seem to take away the wrong conclusions from the Russia investigations. Mueller was not able to establish that actual collusion had occurred, and he clearly stated he did not clear Trump of obstruction. The Mueller team did run into problems getting evidence from the Trump team. Furthermore, Trump's AG Bill Barr stated that the investigate did not exonerate Trump. OJ was acquitted, but he was not exonerated. Capone was only convicted of tax fraud. We DO know Trump fired Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the investigation--clearly, he wanted to be able to control the outcome. Whether there was direct collusion with Russia, we also saw in plain sight how Trump and his minions called out for Russia's help. Don Jr was eager to meet with a Kremlin-linked lawyer hoping to "get dirt" on Clinton. In a 2016 news conference Trump said "Russia, if you're listening. . ." and on the very same day Russian hackers took their first steps to hack the servers for Clinton's personal office. Roger Stone had contacts with Wikileaks. None of this looks like the Trump team was trying to AVOID Russian efforts to affect the election in the US. None of this looks like the Trump team sought to ensure there was a clear record for the American public. |
Anonymous
Don't recall the references or information exactly, but I belief there are indications that getting our military killed has actually happened. Or at least foreign assets. Or both. |
Anonymous
He compensated her afterward, but she wasn't expecting to be paid. It was a gift, not a business transaction. |
Anonymous
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He asked Russia to spy on political opponent.
He grabbed pussies. He publicly made fun of a journalist with a disability (like a psychopath). He tried to overthrow an election and had a clarion call blue collar workers do his dirty work. He's a failed businessman, over and over. He engages in nepotism with abandon. He told the public that anyone who supported his GOP opponent that they would be excommunicated. He stole classified documents (and probably shared them). |
Anonymous
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Is this a serious question??
Have you heard anything come out of his mouth in the past 24 hours? |
Anonymous
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Amid floor debate on House GOP measure to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
Rep. Jim McGovern (D-RI): "I would say it’s a clown show, but that would be a disservice to actual working clowns." This is why Republicans are morons and traitors easy |
Anonymous
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Why do people hate Trump OP
1. Trump University 2. Trump Foundation - stole from St Judes sick children with cancer til State of NY shut them down to the tune of $1.8 Mil 3. Trump teen modeling agency illegal teen models conservatives outrage?????? Hypocrites 4. Trump casisnos ruined countless families he never paid one contractor 5. Trump casinos are Rusian money laudering as is Trump tower that is a dam fact. And if you owned a property there and were not part of the Russian mob laundering scheme life sucked 6. Border all of trumps people lives ruined they are in jail, indicted etc they built a few spots on a river bed morons. Water flows omg 7 Trump water and vodka investors very angry 8 Trump winery LOL again people bad 9. Trump crimes of Tax evasion 10. Trump killed 1 million Americans in his bungling of covid. 11. Trump called our military losers and suckers 12. Trump called Americans Pathetic 13. Trump bows to PUTIN and gave him National Security this is a fact same with Saudis. Saudi's didn't give Jared two million for consulting you morons. 14. Trump is hated because he kills everything he touches. Look at Rudy and LIndell 15. Alina Habba is about to lose her law lic and go to jail. Yes given the NY one where Weiselberg is flipping she is in hot water majorly Learn civics, history and that in the US stealing an election is a god dammed crime and i will not have my vote or anyone elses taken away for a KING. And it is not just Trump people it is the whole Republican party. |
Anonymous
Biden called Military members “stupid bastards.” It’s on video. He went on to call them “slow” and “dull.” Post distorts outcome of 2018 lawsuit involving Trump family charity | Fact check https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2023/07/07/post-distorts-2018-lawsuit-involving-trump-family-fact-check/70382770007/ The claim: Trump's children were forced to attend a class and barred from operating a charity after being caught stealing from foundation A July 3 Instagram post (direct link, archive link) shows a screenshot of a tweet from liberal activist Jeff Tiedrich about some of former President Donald Trump's children. hey, remember when Hunter Biden got caught stealing from his own fake foundation and was forbidden from ever operating a charity again and a court forced him to attend a class on 'how not to steal'?" reads the post. "oh wait, that wasn't Hunter Biden, that was Don Jr., Ivanka and the idiot who eats library paste." The post generated over 5,000 likes in less than a week, and the tweet accumulated over 25,000 likes. Our rating: Partly false The claim is referencing a 2018 lawsuit that alleged Donald Trump and his children unlawfully used funds from the Donald J. Trump Foundation to further business and political interests. It is true that Eric Trump, Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. were forced to attend a court-mandated class as part of an agreement to resolve the lawsuit. However, they weren’t forbidden from operating a charity as the post claims. Post distorts outcome of a 2018 case involving the Trump family. President Donald Trump’s namesake charitable foundation agreed to cease operations in late 2018 as part of an agreement with New York’s attorney general, who alleged that the nonprofit organization was improperly leveraged to further Trump’s business and political interests. A November court order resolved the lawsuit, and Trump ultimately paid a total of $2 million in damages to eight charities, which also received equal portions of the foundation’s remaining $1.8 million. There also was no part of the state’s lawsuit that dealt with allegations that the Trump Foundation “stole from a kids cancer charity,” as the posts claim. |
Anonymous
Social Posts Distort Facts on Trump Charities Posts on social media falsely claim that the Trump family is “disallowed from operating ANY charity” in New York because they “stole from a kids cancer charity.” That inaccurately describes the outcome of a court case involving the Donald J. Trump Foundation, and conflates it with allegations about the Eric Trump Foundation. But it is not the case, as viral social media posts claim, that the Trump family was “disallowed from operating ANY charity” in New York “because they stole from a kids cancer charity.” That distorts the facts on a number of fronts, including by conflating two separate matters. First of all, it’s wrong to say the family was “disallowed” from operating a charity in the state. There was no such stipulation in the settlement with the attorney general. While the attorney general’s lawsuit initially asked the court to bar Trump and his grown children who sat on the foundation’s board from serving as any charity’s “officer, director, trustee or equivalent position” for a period of time, the settlement reached did not do that. Instead, the agreement imposes a number of requirements that the president must meet if he “decides to serve as an officer or director of a pre-existing charitable organization” — or “form a new charitable organization and serve as an officer or director thereof” — in New York. For example, if Trump were to start a new organization, he would need to “provide Annual Reports to the Attorney General for 5 years.” It also required Trump’s children — Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump — to participate in “mandatory training” relating to charitable organizations, which the three have already undergone. There also was no part of the state’s lawsuit that dealt with allegations that the Trump Foundation “stole from a kids cancer charity,” as the posts claim. https://www.factcheck.org/2019/12/social-posts-distort-facts-on-trump-charities/ Did Trump Call Fallen Soldiers ‘Suckers’ and ‘Losers’? However, there appeared to be no evidence of an audio or video recording of the remarks in question, nor was there any documentation, such as transcripts or presidential notes, to independently confirm or deny the alleged quotes' authenticity. Moreover, since Snopes did not witness the in-question comments firsthand, we can't say for certain whether Trump called fallen soldiers "suckers" and "losers." Trump's former national security adviser John Bolton, who said he was on the trip, also issued a denial to Fox News, days after the article came out, saying it was "simply false." Then-U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also denied the claims in an interview with Fox News in September 2020. He said, "I was with him for a good part of that trip, if I'm thinking about this visit and the timing right, and I never heard him use the words that are described in that article. Just, I never saw it." In sum, the claim stemmed from a story by The Atlantic, which relied on anonymous, second-hand reports of Trump's alleged words; there was no independent footage or documented proof to substantiate the in-question comments; and Trump vehemently denies that he once called service members "losers" and "suckers." While it was certainly possible that he said those things, Snopes was unable to independently verify the claim. |
Anonymous
You don’t recall what the information is? But you believe? How about Service Members getting killed by Biden in the withdrawal of Afghanistan? That really happened. |
Anonymous
The story came from a New York Daily News scoop dated Sept. 10, 2020, reporting that the U.S. Department of Treasury had withheld an estimated $4 million from the FDNY World Trade Center Health Program. It went viral across the internet as many commemorated the anniversary of the attack. It's true that the Trump administration has been withholding money from the program, the result of what appears to be a bureaucratic blunder — namely, the way the Department of Treasury tracks and collects on debts owed to the federal government. In a letter dated Aug. 20, 2020, sent to U.S. Rep. Pete King, R-N.Y., the treasury department said that nearly $2 million had been withheld between August 2016 and May 2020 because of debts owed by New York City to the federal government. The letter was sent to King in response to an inquiry by the congressman, asking why funds for the program were being withheld. The Department of Treasury's letter to King stated that the department's Bureau of Fiscal Service is required to "offset federal payments for the collection of delinquent debts owed to the United States." The Treasury Department's program to offset such debts uses a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) to link payees and debtors. "Some payees — such as New York City — use a single TIN for many of their subdivisions, which can result in a payment for one component of the payee being subject to offset for a debt by another component of the payee," the letter stated. "That is what happened in this case." |