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What will it finally take to turn Trump supporters against him?


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2018 Aug 19, 2:13pm   19,146 views  131 comments

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I hear it from liberals all the time. How can you support a “pu$$y grabber”. How can you support someone that sleeps around? How can you support someone that lies? What if the N-word tapes are true and released to the public, surely you can’t support him then?

Although these characteristics are unbecoming, you can’t seriously expect these to be enough for a conservative to flip? Flip to what?

As long as he’s for lowering taxes, pro 2nd amendment, tough on immigration, against bs socialist policy, then conservatives will support.

Don’t act so surprised folks. It matters little that he’s an asshole, matters little that he’s rude and offensive.

As long as he fights for conservative policy and continues to hit liberals on the chin like no president ever has, he will not lose support.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2018/08/18/what-will-finally-turn-trumps-supporters-against-him/

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74   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 11:39am  

APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says
If Trump had documentable access to half of what he claims, banks would have been in line to loan him whatever he needed to right his casinos after they went down - just for his signature.


That's wrong, Trump could have got what ever he wanted. He wanted OUT of the shithole known as Atlantic City, so he cut his losses and checked out.
75   Bd6r   2018 Aug 21, 11:47am  

rootvg says
Jamie Dimon

Banksters in general and Jamie Dimon in particular is the epitome of what is wrong with US

step 1. Bribe politicians to remove banking restrictions
step 2. Give loans to anyone with a pulse
step 3. Pay yourself a YUUGE bonus
step 4. Bank goes underwater
step 5. Run to Obama and cry: waaa...we are a systemically important bank, bail us out otherwise economy collapses
step 6. Pay yourself another YUUGE bonus from taxpayer money
76   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 12:15pm  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Except, there were no Index funds back then.


OK--if Trump had invested passively in stocks and earned the same returns as the overall market.

Do you like that better?
77   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 12:17pm  

LeonDurham says
OK--if Trump had invested passively in stocks and earned the same returns as the overall market.


This is irrelevant to pretty much everything, but please share your numbers.

Hint: you can't. This is #fakenews.
78   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 12:18pm  

BOB says
Most peg Trump at 2.5-3 billion. Which is half of what simply putting his inherited wealth into an index fund would have produced.


Lol
79   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 12:20pm  

LeonDurham says
OK--if Trump had invested passively in stocks and earned the same returns as the overall market.


What if all his employees did that?

MrMagic says
Now, take that narrative and and factor in all the 401K accounts of the 22,000 employees that Trump has in his organization. What's the total wealth of that combination with the market gains for all those employees in all their 401K, IRA accounts and private investment accounts?


Bueller?
80   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 12:20pm  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Already been up by myself and other many times.

Stock market near all time highs
Unemployment at lows not seen since 1969 (except once in 2000)
Record unemployment for Minorities
Lowest Youth unemployment in half a century
GDP growth over 4% not coming out of a recession.

Who besides Leon thinks the economy isn't doing well right now?


It's a shame that have to resort to mischaracterizing me in order to make any semblance of a point. Very dishonest of you.

I never said the economy isn't doing well now. In fact I've said the opposite--that Trump was handed a great economy and the trend lines the existed before his Presidency have largely remained constant, although jobs created and real wages have gotten worse.

All the unemployment numbers are following the same trend as under Obama, although the jobs created numbers have worsened.

Obama's consecutive quarters of GDP averaging 5% were 3 years after the recession. Not coming out of it.
81   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 12:21pm  

CBOEtrader says
This is irrelevant to pretty much everything, but please share your numbers.

Hint: you can't. This is #fakenews.


Amazing because I already did twice on this very thread.
82   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 12:21pm  

bob2356 says
Trump reports 500 LLC's. Since they are private there is no way of knowing how many actually own something, how much ownership there is, how much equity there is, how many are just licensing deals. or how many actually employ people.


Does he make money off of them? Duh....
83   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 12:23pm  

LeonDurham says
although jobs created and real wages have gotten worse.


Do you think posting the same lie, day after day, will finally make it true?

This lie of yours has been proven to be fake numerous times by multiple people..

Just stop the trolling with the lies.
84   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 12:24pm  

MrMagic says
What if all his employees did that?


If they were trust fund babies with Dads that gave them hundreds of millions of $$, then they'd be sitting pretty too.
85   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 12:25pm  

MrMagic says
Do you think posting the same lie, day after day, will finally make it true?

This lie of yours has been proven to be fake numerous times by multiple people..

Just stop the trolling with the lies.


No, it's a fact. I've posted the data several times.
86   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 12:26pm  

LeonDurham says
CBOEtrader says
This is irrelevant to pretty much everything, but please share your numbers.

Hint: you can't. This is #fakenews.


Amazing because I already did twice on this very thread.


Then it'll be easy for you to put a link right here for us.
87   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 12:26pm  

LeonDurham says
Obama's consecutive quarters of GDP averaging 5% were 3 years after the recession.


Please post proof of that.
88   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 12:30pm  

LeonDurham says
Well, when this supposed expert businessman was left hundreds of millions of $$ from Daddy


Proof Leon didnt read his own links. This is what happens when you post links instead of actual arguments. Your article doesnt say anything close to what you are saying.
89   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 12:30pm  

MrMagic says
Please post proof of that.


I did on the other thread.
90   marcus   2018 Aug 21, 1:10pm  

Goran_K says
How can anyone call a multi-billionaire a dead beat who is bad for business?


Easy. If he had just invested his inheritance in the stock market he would be better off, without ever even having to get involved in laundering money for the Russian Mob.

It's pretty difficult to listen to all the stories of Trumps business dealings, good and bad, and conclude that he's a great business mind.

BayArea says
What will it finally take to turn Trump supporters against him?


Answer: Trump initiating or executing good policies, such as raising taxes on high increments of income, or advocating for some sort nationalized health care (or hybrid system that retains some private insurance and health care options) or appointing moderate SCOTUS candidates. Or backing rules for tighter background checks for gun purchases.

You know, that sort of thing.
91   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Aug 21, 1:11pm  

LeonDurham says
It's a shame that have to resort to mischaracterizing me in order to make any semblance of a point. Very dishonest of you.


Not at all.

In the context of a boom, you asserted that wages not keeping up with inflation was a sign the Trump's Economy wasn't great.

However, that's been the general case for the USA since the mid 1970s. It was ALSO the case for most of Obama's Presidency except for a few quarters where it was barely keeping pace or very slightly ahead as your OWN CHART showed.
92   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 1:19pm  

LeonDurham says
MrMagic says
Please post proof of that.


I did on the other thread.


Translation: I can't support my false narrative.

Where's the link to the post, that should be easy.
93   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 1:24pm  

MrMagic says

Translation: I can't support my false narrative.


You can't go to the other thread? How lazy are you??

Here's one article for you:

https://newsone.com/3767646/this-is-the-one-obama-legacy-that-trump-cant-touch/
94   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 1:26pm  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
Not at all.

In the context of a boom, you asserted that wages not keeping up with inflation was a sign the Trump's Economy wasn't great.

However, that's been the general case for the USA since the mid 1970s. It was ALSO the case for most of Obama's Presidency except for a few quarters where it was barely keeping pace or very slightly ahead as your OWN CHART showed.


No, that is not correct at all. I responded to a post saying the Trump economy is amazing and much better than under Obama by pointing out that things have actually gotten a bit worse.
95   Goran_K   2018 Aug 21, 2:06pm  

marcus says
Easy. If he had just invested his inheritance in the stock market he would be better off,


No he would not have. No. That is fucking wrong, and ridiculous. The article that claims this assumes 100% reinvestment of dividends (which is impossible anyway due to taxes). No one would fucking do that. No billionaire on the Forbes 100 has ever done that. Geezus this is fucking stupid to even discuss.
96   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 2:09pm  

Goran_K says
No he would not have. No. That is fucking wrong, and ridiculous. The article assumes 100% reinvestment of dividends. No one would fucking do that. No billionaire on the Forbes 100 has ever done that. Geezus this is fucking stupid to even discuss.


Does it matter? He's likely 2-3X less valuable than he would have been.
97   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 2:16pm  

LeonDurham says
MrMagic says

Translation: I can't support my false narrative.


You can't go to the other thread? How lazy are you??

Here's one article for you:

https://newsone.com/3767646/this-is-the-one-obama-legacy-that-trump-cant-touch/


Really can't help yourself, can you?? Still comparing apples to hammers, over and over..

...."In this case, the number of jobs that were created in 2017, Trump’s first full year in the White House, fell short of those in 2016, when Obama was at the helm, a"

Comparing the END of Obama's term with the BEGINNING of Trump's term. We've been over this, again and again, you're just making yourself foolish with these different time period narrative. POST THE SAME TIME PERIODS like this:




See, that's an Apples to Apples compare..

Now, please don't start this B.S. again in a few more days.
98   Goran_K   2018 Aug 21, 2:19pm  

LeonDurham says
Does it matter?


Yes the truth matters. It matters Tatupu. I know this is something leftists/Democrats care little about today, but it matters.
99   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 2:20pm  

LeonDurham says
All the unemployment numbers are following the same trend as under Obama, although the jobs created numbers have worsened.


Joey.... Obama was BELOW normal...

100   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 2:27pm  

LeonDurham says
that Trump was handed a great economy and the trend lines the existed before his Presidency have largely remained constant, although jobs created and real wages have gotten worse.


The trend lines have been consistent? Well, with Obama's last years, we can see the trend.



It's a good thing Trump won, so he could REVERSE Obama's trend line from Recovery Summer 6, 7, and 8.
101   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 2:27pm  

Goran_K says
Yes the truth matters. It matters Tatupu. I know this is something leftists/Democrats care little about today, but it matters.


Except it has nothing to do with the truth Goran. It is only a different way of measuring the gains. Either way Trump is a loser compared to passively investing.
102   LeonDurham   2018 Aug 21, 2:29pm  

MrMagic says
See, that's an Apples to Apples compare..

Now, please don't start this B.S. again in a few more days.


It's amazing you persist in this ridiculous comparison. Very trollish.
103   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 2:33pm  

LeonDurham says
that Trump was handed a great economy and the trend lines the existed before his Presidency have largely remained constant,


Trend lines.... what happened to GDP under Obama those last few year?? A great economy?? Really??



Liberal Trend lines.....


Yes, it's all about that great economy Trump inherited.... LOL

104   Tenpoundbass   2018 Aug 21, 2:33pm  

MrMagic says




What an absolute crock of shit graph that is. We're talking living wage jobs created by Trump.
Vs a President that Trolled American people that good paying manufacturing Jobs aren't coming back... studder studder uh, that's why I created 8 million part time fast food jobs in 8 years. So my Donors could skirt the Healthcare Laws.
105   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 2:34pm  

LeonDurham says

It's amazing you persist in this ridiculous comparison. Very trollish.


Exactly.... those Pesky Facts....
106   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 3:02pm  

marcus says
Easy. If he had just invested his inheritance in the stock market he would be better off


This is #fakenews . You have been lied to by the likes of Leon, who cant even properly interpret the articles which are used to support this fabricated claim.

Go ahead, use the available figures, then perhaps rethink your inaccurate statement.
107   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 3:08pm  

Goran_K says
The article that claims this assumes 100% reinvestment of dividends


It also doesnt start w his inherited wealth. It starts with his stated net worth after he was already fabulously wealthy. The articles are paraphrased as : "If Trump could have liquidated his brand at his stated worth and reinvested into stock market"... which is a ridiculous comparison.

Noone in their right mind would suggest going from $1 billion to $10 billion is bad. It's stupid all around
108   Goran_K   2018 Aug 21, 3:12pm  

LeonDurham says
Goran_K says
Either way Trump is a loser compared to passively investing.


.


Absolutely wrong. The article you posted was fucking retarded.
109   CBOEtrader   2018 Aug 21, 3:14pm  

TwoScoopsOfSpaceForce says
LeonDurham says
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-probably-better-investing-donald-233020366.html

http://fortune.com/2015/08/20/donald-trump-index-funds/


Except, there were no Index funds back then.

And of course, the performance of index funds depends on people doing something other with money besides investing in index funds. Like founding Microsoft or Costco. Or building a shit ton of casinos and huge residences, which created a ton of economic activity.


"Donald Trump’s net worth has grown about 300% to an estimated $4 billion since 1987, according to a report by the Associated Press. But the real estate mogul would have made even more money if he had just invested in index funds. The AP says that, if Trump had invested in an index fund in 1988, his net worth would be as much as $13 billion."

Hey Marcus and Leon, I had no idea Trump recieved a multi-hundred million inheretence in 1987. Amazing what you learn on pat.net.... OR maybe idiocy like this :

marcus says
If he had just invested his inheritance in the stock market he would be better off


100% provably false. This is what #fakenews does to your brain.
110   curious2   2018 Aug 21, 3:21pm  

Aphroman says
when a poster refers to Leon Durnham as Tatupu


If I may offer an opinion on this topic, keeping track of aliases is useful. LeonDurham/Tatupu70/JoeyJoeJoeJr is all one user. If people can change alias without even being noted, then the forum reverts at least partly to the experiment with only anonymous comments, like talking in a dark room with unidentifiable voices. There is a difference between correctly identifying people and insulting them.
111   WookieMan   2018 Aug 21, 3:21pm  

The whole thing about the "additional" money Trump could have made is kind of laughable to me. Let's just have all the rich people invest in index funds and make money like it's pouring out of a faucet. Just stop all other forms of investment and things will just be dandy.

There are a shitload of ways to make money. There's always one that's going to do better and get better returns then yours. This whole line about Trump not increasing his money at the same rate at the S&P/index fund is a joke. Give everyone here $1M to invest in today and 20-30% would end up with zero. Yet everyone is an armchair quarterback with experience running a business AND handling 7-9 figures.
112   MrMagic   2018 Aug 21, 3:22pm  

Aphroman says
That’s disingenuous as all hell.


That's true, Leon's posts usually are, as proven my multiple posters here.

Why do you have a problem with the truth. Isn't it always important to speak the truth?
113   Goran_K   2018 Aug 21, 3:24pm  

WookieMan says
There are a shitload of ways to make money. There's always one that's going to do better and get better returns then yours. This whole line about Trump not increasing his money at the same rate at the S&P/index fund is a joke. Give everyone here $1M to invest in today and 20-30% would end up with zero. Yet everyone is an armchair quarterback with experience running a business AND handling 7-9 figures.


No, no. Multi-billionaire is an idiot who doesn't know business.

*drives away in 2009 Chevy Aveo*

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