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originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
originally posted by: shooterbrody
Those people do not accept hillary has done anything wrong
That's simply not true! If that were the case, Bernie wouldn't have been as popular as he was. This is not a contest of "the flawed one" vs "the perfect one". Neither one is flawless. One simply has a lot more flaws than the other.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
Don't you just love how our arguments are always restructured into the ridiculous?
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Konduit
Why do I keep hoping that something really bad happens to CNN? Trump being elected would make me so happy, just to see CNN melt-down, followed by him finishing them off...as President. That would make this holiday season the best ever!
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: Benevolent Heretic
I suppose photoshopping screenshots is a thing?
originally posted by: carewemust
Trump being elected would make me so happy, just to see CNN melt-down, followed by him finishing them off...as President. That would make this holiday season the best ever!
originally posted by: shooterbrody
is is not just cnn
nbc and abc are in as well
originally posted by: olaru12
Trump is melting down and the GOP knows it. They are looking for a replacement. That's not CNN fault!
Trump’s personality is certainly extreme by any standard, and particularly rare for a presidential candidate; many people who encounter the man—in negotiations or in interviews or on a debate stage or watching that debate on television—seem to find him flummoxing.
In this essay, I will seek to uncover the key dispositions, cognitive styles, motivations, and self-conceptions that together comprise his unique psychological makeup.
Trump declined to be interviewed for this story, but his life history has been well documented in his own books and speeches, in biographical sources, and in the press.
My aim is to develop a dispassionate and analytical perspective on Trump, drawing upon some of the most important ideas and research findings in psychological science today.
“I find the people who are the best in the world at what needs to be done, then I hire them to do it, and then I let them do it … but I always watch over them.” And Trump knows that he cannot do it alone:
"Many of our problems, caused by years of stupid decisions, or no decisions at all, have grown into a huge mess. If I could wave a magic wand and fix them, I’d do it.
But there are a lot of different voices—and interests—that have to be considered when working toward solutions. This involves getting people into a room and negotiating compromises until everyone walks out of that room on the same page.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
Group Leader. Sure. I believe he could do that.
Chief Executive Officer of the USA? hmmmm......no. I don't think he could do this. It says that he'd "find" the very best talent...okay....find them, Donald..... and "hire" them. Well, suppose they aren't interested?
He also can't "fire" them, if they are appointed cabinet members, judges, or congress members. I think he's not grasped the whole picture of it yet - I don't know that he's really thought it through.
He can't order them to do it. And many simply won't. Like John Kasich. And just like former President of Mexico Vicente Fox - he's not going to pay for that ******** wall, he said.
originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: Agent365
We do have control. We are all human beings, and when we operate in groups, we can do anything. We have control over exactly one thing: ourselves.
Whatever the situation, we have control over ourselves and not much else.
And some people don't even have that.
We used to tell the SB/ED kids: "If you don't control yourself, others will control you."