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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I, too wish Trump would just fade away. Many people I know (including my spouse) hate Trump beyond belief. But it literally is BEYOND BELIEF, because when I ask them why they hate him, it’s always “He’s a vile narcissistic misogynist racist who disrespects our laws and is ruining the country.” When I ask for specifics they sputter something about Jan 6, froth at the mouth, and change the subject.

The Jan 6 thing is indeed problematic, but the fact that he recommended increased Capitol security on that day seems to shed a little doubt. But, ok, I agree he could have been more precise about how he wanted his supporters to express their displeasure on Jan 6. Fine.

But I’m not kidding here, what EXACTLY beyond Jan 6 has he done that causes you so much pain? Name the top 5 things. This should be easy, because most of you seem to have a list of hundreds of things.

But don’t say Charlottesville because we all know CNN conveniently stops the “good people on both sides” clip right before he says he’s he’s NOT referring to the Nazis (but rather those for and against taking down the statues). And don’t play the classified documents card unless you include Hillary & Joe in your condemnation. And don’t claim he hates migrants because everybody knows Obama separated kids from parents & had cages & those guys on horseback weren’t whipping anybody. [/quote]

I don't think this would be a useful argument. There's no policy argument that's going to change your mind. And after all the years and all the issues, you remain comfortable with Trump's character.

You are into charismatic authoritarians. You have a repubulican personality type. It's pointless to argue about policy.

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Authoritarians?

I believe SCOTUS stated NO to Biden paying off student loans. The debt is not forgiven. It is transferred to the tax payers.  All spending bills originate in the House. That is by design under separation of powers. The legislative branch is NOT the executive branch. Is this too difficult to comprehend?

And yet even after the Judicial branch said no, we have Biden in the Executive branch AGAIN trying to put tbe tax payer on the hook for what they did not sign up for. It's clear - he is trying to buy votes. Do you have ANY self-awareness?

Now, you were lecturing everyone on "authoritarians"....? Please continue.[/quote]

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