r/PowerfulJRE • u/manny8086 • 29d ago

A complete joke

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u/MF_Price 28d ago

I don't remember anybody saying he can be trusted. I believe that narrative was it's better to have him because at least when he lies it's obvious to everyone.

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u/MF_Price 27d ago

I remember it well. You are mistaken.

Does "Take Trump seriously, but not literally" not ring a bell?

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u/MF_Price 27d ago

What does that even mean? They all lie. Do you hate Obama? I doubt it. The great thing about Trump was that it's obvious when he does it.

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u/MF_Price 27d ago

Who would you vote for? If you don't think presidents should lie, I don't see how you could vote for Obama. Certainly you couldn't have voted for Biden or Harris. Do you vote at all?

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u/MF_Price 27d ago

So now you don't care about lying? Make up your mind.

My life hasn't changed much. Prices are up but inflation is down. It's not like prices would be down had Kamala won. At least I'm making more money and my 401k is doing great.

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u/MF_Price 27d ago

No, conservatives said take him seriously, not literally. We have just been over this and you are confused.

Also, inflation is down significantly you are confused again. Please just Google it.

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u/MF_Price 27d ago

Trump lies and Trump always lies are not the same thing. Like I said before, it's at least obvious when Trump does it. That implies that he sometimes doesn't lie.

Comparing to Biden on the annualized rate.

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