Voters got tired of greedy politicians, so they voted in a guy who proceeded to publicly loot the Treasury and brag about it while he did it!
Not a good move.
"Have you ever wondered? Maybe you should."
This isn't very polite and in fact I've been asking these questions since before you were born, which is why I'm now living in the Netherlands, a country with middle-class leaders and one of the lowest corruption indexes in the world.
Here's a little puzzle for you - can you show me 60 seconds in a row of Trump talking like a sane human being?
Just 60 seconds of Trump talking coherently and sensibly about some topic - any topic.
I've been asking this for almost five years now, and no one has even tried to do this. They might answer me overall, but they always pretend as if I never wrote the above.
Why is this? Because such a clip does not exists. Trump is incapable of talking coherently for even 30 seconds, because he is crazy. He's a pathological liar and a malignant narcissist.
Prove me wrong - show me 60 seconds of Donald Trump not talking like a crazy person.
This is the article you should be writing: https://medium.com/politically-speaking/dear-america-i-am-sorry-about-voting-for-trump-can-you-ever-forgive-me-942330f2d696
Is there any point you might admit that Trump was a bad President? If you're still with Trump after MAGAs broke into the Capitol, smeared shit on the walls and caused the deaths of five people, it's my belief that you're in a cult and nothing will change your mind.
You should get prepared. Trump will die in jai. None of his lying promises will come true, in the same way that none of them came true before. Hillary is not in jail. The deficit grew faster under Trump than any other President. The Wall didn't get built, and the tiny bit that did and didn't fall down make the country less safe.
If you had the slightest rationality, you'd learn from your mistakes.
Again, prove me wrong - show me 60 seconds of Donald Trump not talking like a crazy person. I claim you can't, because it doesn't exist.
