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28/03/25

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Originally posted by kingpins: ↑

Hi MS

It is easy to point at DT and give opinions of what might happen, but the bottom lines surely is that if not DT then who ?

To criticize DT in what may happen you have to also come up with a solution to all the corruption, waste, skulduggery and general mess that occurred under the previous administration which has severely disadvantaged the country and the people ($37 T debt)

Who else will, or can fix it

Without changes the USA would have most certainly gone down the plug hole within a short time frame

All sensible people will attest to the fact that there are no perfect people among the worlds politicians and we have to choose the best, so when you get one who is "willing" to buck the system to fix what is almost unfixable you can't really complain

We want a gunfighter to rid the town of evil almost at any cost, when that is achieved we can then go back to the status quo

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Noone needed a far greater evil to ride into town to kill democracy and the rule of law, KP. DT is little more than a turd that's hard to flush, but all turds end up in the same place. eventually.
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