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simgrund

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14/08/20

13:45

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Originally posted by slippin ↑

"Now he has a 4 year legacy of incompetence, to overcome."

Well, here's the thing. There is no doubt that Trump has done some dumb things. But, blithely ignore the many, many good things he has accomplished.

Don't ask me to list them. I know what they are and since you feel competent enough to comment, then I'm quite sure that you do to.

But, if you don't, or if your TDS is so strong that you are blinded by it, then just sit back because you are about to be bombarded over the next few months with all those good things. You and every other watcher and voter will be able to quote them by heart soon.

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Just give the latest one;
the UAE agreement, following Egypt Jordan example.
Trump charm & all that got them there.
who could resist that dopish grin?
Perseverance in the face of hysterical adversity.
Watch these spaces!!!

Cheers,

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