Trump's closing argument -- simulating sex acts on a microphone

[bendejo]

6 hours ago, Elkski said:

I always took trump for the backdoor open type. 

 

Well, he had some personal time with Vlad during the Helsinki conference.  When they emerged this is what they looked like.  My guess is Vlad finished a little too quickly for POTUS 45. 

 

But the announcement he made afterward was the real act of both feet in the horse pile

https://apnews.com/article/north-america-donald-trump-ap-top-news-elections-moscow-2d4866bea9f243419ac216f68a858704

 

https://www.vox.com/conversations/2018/7/19/17588518/trump-putin-helsinki-meeting-history-diplomacy-russia-us-syria-ukraine

 

America first, eh?

 

Edited November 2 by bendejo

[watthong]

2 hours ago, bendejo said:

Well, he had some personal time with Vlad during the Helsinki conference.  When they emerged this is what they looked like.  My guess is Vlad finished a little too quickly for POTUS 45. 

 

In short,  seems like Trump had a "huak tuaw" moment in that "personal time with Vlad"!

 

 

[fredwiggy]

Trump has a huge ego, and besides his limited vocabulary, comes across to some as intelligent. He got his start with help from his dad, and other friends who gave him advice. This makes him in the eyes of some a good businessman. It shows but again, he has help. Does this automatically make him a good president? Of course not. People originally voted for him because of his business sense, thinking he could negotiate with other countries. This he did, along with every other president we've had. Others also voted because he helped them in some way, but will he help the common man, and give us free health care so people who can't afford it can be treated, just as they are in Canada and other countries? He's already a billionaire, and he wanted to be God, but what he really is is pretty far away from that.

 

Like all other presidents, he made promises and did do some good, along with some bad and some stupid things. As a person, he's a very strange narcissist, misogynist and racist. These are well known things. Also an immoral person, like a few other presidents we've had. We have had a few criminals also, but he's the top dog as far as this is concerned.

 

People would love America to be a moral, safe place to live, so they look for the president to be a moral family man they can relate to. Trump isn't this, but can he be a good leader this time? We might find out, although I think Harris will win, because people do need a change and not more of the same. Trump is rated in the top 3 as far as the list of worse presidents we've had, and this isn't all Democrats speaking but a lot, like me, who aren't that political and just see him  for what he really is. This comes from a psychologists point of view. Funny I don't see trump listed...............https://www.apa.org/news/press/releases/2000/08/presidents

Edited November 2 by fredwiggy

[bendejo]

I saw a documentary about Roy Cohn.  He was hiring this big, muscular white guy to be his assistant/driver/bodyguard etc, and would also engage in sex.

"Who is the woman?"  asked the interviewee.

"Me" said Cohn, "I am the woman."

 

Well now, we know how much the candidate admires strong men, so there is no question as to whom the man is.