Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump appears to have tried to overthrow our government to remain in power, disclosed information to the Russians in the Oval Office,. and repeatedly placed his own personal interests before that of the Nation he served.

Is he a traitor?

Appears and have tried are not a legal standard. So, from a legal standpoint, he is not a traitor. But it will not stop people from calling him names when they have nothing else.

A traitor is a traitor regardless of whether the legal system deems it so or not. It is the action of the traitor, not the adjudication that makes someone a traitor.

Trump is a traitor. J6 and his many attempts to overturn the 2020 election and install himself as President against the will of the people and the laws of the U.S. proves it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Trump appears to have tried to overthrow our government to remain in power, disclosed information to the Russians in the Oval Office,. and repeatedly placed his own personal interests before that of the Nation he served.

Is he a traitor?

Appears and have tried are not a legal standard. So, from a legal standpoint, he is not a traitor. But it will not stop people from calling him names when they have nothing else.

"When they have nothing else" LOL?! Delusional much?

Anonymous wrote:Trump appears to have tried to overthrow our government to remain in power, disclosed information to the Russians in the Oval Office,. and repeatedly placed his own personal interests before that of the Nation he served.

Is he a traitor?

Appears and have tried are not a legal standard. So, from a legal standpoint, he is not a traitor. But it will not stop people from calling him names when they have nothing else.

Yes, Trump's a traitor. He's a grifter and didn't realize there are penalities for being a grifter while President.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you base the Presidential ranking on how many arrests on criminal charges, Trump is indeed top 5 of all time. In fact he is leading the field at #1 with 2 arrests, which is 2 more than all other Presidents in our country combined.

71 indictments are 71 arrests. You have massively undercounted.

I do think Trump is a traitor, but it is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt yet.

If you count all the Trump cronies, 1,033 have been arrested just in connection to J6 and 485 have been convicted.

The dots are still being connected going back to his rallies in 2015.

Anonymous wrote:If you base the Presidential ranking on how many arrests on criminal charges, Trump is indeed top 5 of all time. In fact he is leading the field at #1 with 2 arrests, which is 2 more than all other Presidents in our country combined.

71 indictments are 71 arrests. You have massively undercounted.

I do think Trump is a traitor, but it is not proven beyond a reasonable doubt yet.

Anonymous wrote:I think he is a complete moron who is so charismatic that he inspires the undying loyalty of other complete morons. He believes he loves the country...but the country he loves hasn't existed for decades.

Really stretching the definition of charisma.

He leads a cohort of easily manipulated imbeciles. Some of them have already been convicted of seditious conspiracy.

Seems like a two bit grifter who has no qualms about committing treason for money.

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't let this guy withing 10ft from my wallet, let alone state secrets.

You possess that rare combination of an IQ north of warm and you love your country.

I wouldn't let this guy withing 10ft from my wallet, let alone state secrets.

Trump always puts himself and his personal interests first. Anyone who thinks differently is delusional.

Here's the latest evidence from today's NYT:

Trump Real Estate Deal in Oman Underscores Ethics Concerns
Details of the former president’s agreement to work with a Saudi firm to develop a hotel and golf complex overlooking the Gulf of Oman highlight the ways his business and political roles intersect.

The venture puts Mr. Trump in business with the government of Oman, an ally of the United States with which Mr. Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, cultivated ties while in office and which plays a vital diplomatic role in a volatile region. The Omani government is providing the land for the development, is investing heavily in the infrastructure to support it and will get a cut of the profits in the long run.

Mr. Trump was brought into the deal by a Saudi real estate firm, Dar Al Arkan, which is closely intertwined with the Saudi government. While in office, Mr. Trump developed a tight relationship with Saudi leaders. Since leaving office, he has worked with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund to host the LIV golf tour and Mr. Kushner, received a $2 billion infusion from the Saudi fund for his investment venture.

Mr. Trump’s company, the Trump Organization, has already brought in at least $5 million from the Oman deal. Under its terms, Trump Organization will not put up any money for the development, but will help design a Trump-branded hotel, golf course and golf club and will be paid to manage them for up to 30 years, among other revenue.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/20/us/politics/trump-real-estate-deal-oman.html

Obviously, yes

Yes, Trump is a self-serving PoS.