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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Trump says he was smart not to pay taxes for multiple years and he was certainly smart to not disclose his returns given the media bias against him that would have dissected every portion of his return - and often inaccurately.

The final proof that he did the right thing is that he won the election!

I did not vote for him and am not enamored of him but the guy is shrewd and has an almost feral sense of what he can get away with. His detractors can bad mouth him and rant endlessly about his lack of transparency, etc but in the ultimate analysis it worked for him and that is what matters when it comes to an election.[/quote]

Yes, it worked for him because his fan base were gullible and stupid. I'll say again... he told Americans "screw you" about his taxes, and half of America bent over, and said, "thank you sir may I have another".  [/quote]

"Make America great again" vs "Breaking the glass ceiling"

No contest that Trump had a better slogan; even worse was her slogan "I am with her"

Can there be a dumber slogan than the one below which emphasizes her and not her support of the people?

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Like his wife Melania, stole the words/slogan from another... Reagan

"Make America Great Again" is a campaign slogan used in American politics that originated with the [b]Ronald Reagan campaign of 1980[/b]. Donald Trump subsequently applied for and received U.S. Service Mark 85,783,371.

History[edit]
Created in 1979[1] when the United States was suffering from a worsening economy at home marked by stagflation,[2][3] it was first used in Ronald Reagan's 1980 presidential campaign.[4][5] The slogan was also used by former President Bill Clinton in his 1992 presidential campaign, although he later claimed the statement was a racist dog whistle during the 2016 election.[6][7]

Use by Donald Trump[edit]

Banner displaying "Vote To Make America Great Again" on a roadside in California shortly after the November 2016 election.
Trump applied to trademark the slogan in November 2012, and it was registered as a service mark as of July 2015.[8][9] Trump used it during his 2016 presidential campaign, particularly by wearing hats bearing the phrase.[10] Following Trump's election, the website of his presidential transition was established at greatagain.gov.[11]

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