bnnt Los Angeles
May 08, 1:28 pm
Just read about him, he’s to the left of Francis.
Not good for the future of the Catholic Church. You can’t compromise reality into a fantasy lens of the left.
nacho1 Logic Land
May 08, 12:17 pm
Trump lost wealth from his public service
Biden - Obama - Clinton all multi millionaires from their "public service "
I can lead a lefty to water - but I can't make them see their reflection.
vitriol
May 08, 12:47 pm
Point is, POTUS should not use his position to sell Presidential favors for personal enrichment, which is what Trump does when he promotes his businesses from behind the POTUS sealed lectern, when he uses his hotels and resorts as venues for official events, or sells time with himself to the highest bidders on $Trump branded coins / crypto currency. Not to mention the very many felons sold to his cause he pardoned as well at the end of his first term.
vitriol
May 08, 12:50 pm
Biden, Obama, Clinton are the past, and I didn’t vote for half of that bunch. Trump is the present, and shaping a bleak future… So enough already, with the whataboutism.
vitriol
May 08, 1:21 pm
Bill was already in office when I moved to the US. I was not a citizen just yet, when Bush got elected. If I could I might have voted for him, and then bitterly regretted it in hindsight, when that whole war on terror fiasco unfolded. I voted for Obama, and would do it again. I guess he and his wife made money out of the Presidency with books and talks post presidency, like all of them do (well, those who make it to that time, anyway…). I do not recall Bush nor Obama looking like salesmen for personal profit anytime during their terms, unlike Trump. Correct me if I missed something. Mrs Clinton was unpalatable to me for various reasons, probably not the same as yours, so neither her nor Trump got my vote in 2016. And again in 2020 neither Trump nor Biden got my vote, as I went for a write in, just like at the last elections, in protest of a fundamentally inadequate, caricatural dual party system that only props up terrible candidates for a travesty of a choice!
vitriol
May 08, 2:27 pm
Nacho suggests he lost wealth during his first term. True, but not directly related to his presidency, and perhaps indirectly self-inflicted, since he failed to diligently address the critical first few weeks, as more concerned with the outlook and the stock market than border control, tests, and epidemiologists’ advices for early mitigation, such as social distance, mask usage, etc.
All people involved in hotels, resorts, casinos, convention centers, social venues, restaurants kind of businesses got hit badly, not just Trump.
nacho1 Logic Land
Today: 9:31 am
Trump lost money as a public servant before the pandemic.
Your feeble attempt at rationalizing the massive wealth gains of Dem politicians from their "public service" is laughable.
conman1776 Utah
May 08, 7:06 pm
It’s too early for me to have an informed opinion in the end it doesn’t really matter to me I’m not Christian I did like pope Francis because I’m gay and I feel he was the first treat the lgbt with kindness I’m NOT saying the pope has get involved with politics I just liked his approach
nacho1 Logic Land
May 08, 12:50 pm
Were you upset Biden, Clinton and Obama all enriched themselves from public office and Biden pardoned his crime family members who made millions from his office?
If you are - speak up now or be a hypocrite
nacho1 Logic Land
May 08, 12:55 pm
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I believe Trump shouldn't use public office to gain wealth other than his salary which he donates.
I believe Obama, Clinton and Biden should not have become multi millionaires from public service.
Do you agree with both those statements or jjust one?
nacho1 Logic Land
Today: 10:58 am
You keep making excuses
Trump lost wealth as President / the top "public servant" and he still donated his salary
Obama -Clinton- Biden gained massive wealth from their "public service"
nacho1 Logic Land
Today: 11:00 am
The very 2020 article you mentioned also reads:
“Why the dip in Trump’s fortune? The coronavirus pandemic.”
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So 2017-2018-2019 were pandemic related?
You keep deflecting.
He lost money because triggered hate filled lefties conducted a financial jihad
TrumpWon2024
Today: 4:35 am
I’m glad that he believes in the sanctity of marriage between a man and a woman and is against the abomination of homosex.
vitriol
May 08, 1:43 pm
Trump losing to the pandemic makes good sense, in the sort of business he is in. That had nothing to do with presidency.
Biden gaining $2M at end of presidency, on an estate worth $7M is not improbable either, in the period of time he was in office. I know my properties gained significant value in that same time. Does not look like related to presidential influence peddling.
IDK much about Hunter. I had little interest in that side of the story, because of the petty aspects of his dealings.
Parents do help theirs children, and I can relate to that, up to a point.
When that becomes as flagrant and huge as the billions involved in Trump’s son in law’s dealings with the Saudis, to pushing nepotism to the point of hiring their own family members to key positions at the white-house, or also, to a much more modest, nonetheless concerning level, to Hunter’s dealings with that Chinese investment firm or Burisma, then I turn away in disgust.
nacho1 Logic Land
Today: 11:12 am
"His losses in 2017-2019 were due to property valuation changes, independent from his presidency. "
Were Biden, Obama and Clinton's wealth gains "independent" of their presidency ?
nacho1 Logic Land
Today: 11:14 am
Were Biden, Obama and Clinton's wealth gains "independent" of their "public service"
They would have got wealthy if they didn't become a "public servant"
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