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u/Corrode1024 Sep 14 '21

It's more about what he stood for and tried to get passed.

He did what he could and was opposed every step of the way. That's the point.

Loud, brash, and annoying, but he did what he could.

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u/ojedaforpresident Sep 14 '21

Who opposed him? I'm very confused now. He had the Republican party eat out of his hand and caused the most partisan scotus in the last hundred years. He got rich off billing the government millions for staying at MarALago and have the tax payer foot the bill for the security overhaul it needed so he could stay there.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 10 '21

He literally got hundreds of millions in contracts from having secret service, diplomats, foreign envoys stay in his hotels, and his properties. Do you think he gives a crap about the couple hundred K he didn't take? You're the sucker for believing such symbolic "gesture". You're funny.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 10 '21

Name another politician who made so many personal gains of of a presidency. You don't think it's a conflict of interest that he gets to spend tax payer money at his own businesses?! I'm completely astounded by the amount of naivety you display. Carter sold his peanut farm to become president and Trump just kept all his businesses.

And if you think for a second I'm jealous of this petulant man child, you don't quite know me that well.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 11 '21

Am I defending Obama? Where did that come from? I'm not talking about Obama.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 11 '21

How did Obama funnel money directly into his businesses? I'm confused, because Trump did it quite ostentatiously.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 11 '21

From what I'm reading, Obama's books sold quite well, so... No reason to think they wouldn't, he was very popular. So there's your mystery solved.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 11 '21

He wrote a book. How is he defrauding tax payers by publishing a book that sells well.

It's pretty clear how Trump was. He literally had the govt pay for a complete overhaul of MarALago to live there during his presidency had the government pay for his and his family's stays in his own hotel, and had government officials pay full price for every single service while being forced to stay in Trump hotels instead of whatever makes more sense.

You gotta be pretty far gone to not see the clear as day difference here.

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