45th President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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I've never really liked Donald Trump as a man.
Based purely on initial exposure to him presenting The Apprentice, to me he always seemed a bit sleazy; even though a lot of it was the over-the-top characterisation that US TV networks demand.
I further didn't like him, with much of what he said on the campaign trail. To me, it seemed unnecessary. Not that I "liked" Clinton.
It's done him well though, so all I can do now, is hope he makes the best of it.
Also, what are the odds on Obama signing off with "Oh hey, Donald, Mr President, I got you a present" and then reaching into his jacket pocket and producing a non-US Birth Certificate?
Based purely on initial exposure to him presenting The Apprentice, to me he always seemed a bit sleazy; even though a lot of it was the over-the-top characterisation that US TV networks demand.
I further didn't like him, with much of what he said on the campaign trail. To me, it seemed unnecessary. Not that I "liked" Clinton.
It's done him well though, so all I can do now, is hope he makes the best of it.
Also, what are the odds on Obama signing off with "Oh hey, Donald, Mr President, I got you a present" and then reaching into his jacket pocket and producing a non-US Birth Certificate?
scherzkeks said:
Ste1987 said:
walm said:
NerveAgent said:
Am I the only person that doesn't think he will either be the saviour nor the end of the world?
You may be the only person who can understand that sentence! 
He won't make america great again, he probably won't start WW3. He'll just be a bit gobby, continue the same old claptrap.
I look forward to reading his tweets. Will he be under a new account, @TrumpPotUSA?
clonmult said:
scherzkeks said:
Ste1987 said:
walm said:
NerveAgent said:
Am I the only person that doesn't think he will either be the saviour nor the end of the world?
You may be the only person who can understand that sentence! He won't make america great again, he probably won't start WW3. He'll just be a bit gobby, continue the same old claptrap.
I look forward to reading his tweets. Will he be under a new account, @TrumpPotUSA?
Another clue is that the establishment is at an unprecidented level of panic (see recent Davos chatter in particular). CNN was recently publicly ruminating about how Obama could keep power if Trump and Pence are assasinated before being sworn in.
I never thought I'd say it, but he may be the real deal for the anti-globalism crowd. And he's also got support from quite respectable and unlikely sources across the political spectrum.
clonmult said:
scherzkeks said:
Ste1987 said:
walm said:
NerveAgent said:
Am I the only person that doesn't think he will either be the saviour nor the end of the world?
You may be the only person who can understand that sentence! He won't make america great again, he probably won't start WW3. He'll just be a bit gobby, continue the same old claptrap.
I look forward to reading his tweets. Will he be under a new account, @TrumpPotUSA?
paulrockliffe said:
Ste1987 said:
I very much doubt he will be allowed on Twitter anymore
What do you mean by 'allowed' who exactly is there above the President of the United States to start issuing orders down the chain?
k off, he will only be able to do it from a PC which is more inconvenient.He may not dissapear but presumably will be on it less.
fatboy18 said:
Dog Star said:
Camoradi said:
I see the BBC are still campaigning for Hillary this morning.
"but what do we know about Donald Trump?"
cue 60 seconds of clips of Donald saying "the wrong thing" during the campaign.
The BBCs bias and coverage is a disgrace; nothing but thinly veiled anti-Trump stories, always gets in the stuff about protests and gives as much coverage to anti-Trump protests and what bands will be playing, his "thin skin" and temperament vis a vis nuclear codes. The bias is unbelievable."but what do we know about Donald Trump?"
cue 60 seconds of clips of Donald saying "the wrong thing" during the campaign.
After Brexit and this the BBC losing public funding cannot come soon enough. I don't buy the Guardian so why should I pay for BBC news to spout the same s
te.
Many of us will carry on will life and see what happens. The Sky is NOT falling. I don't mind news organisations having an agenda, we all know where they sit, but the BBC uniquely is supposed to be impartial, yet it is the most extreme by a country mile. I just don't understand how they get away with it.
Happy Trump Day one and all. Where is Unrepentant? I have seen him posting here and there once again, it is good to see that his pre election flounce has come to an end - either that or he didn't get signal/wifi at his cabin in the Oregon hills.
and it's Friday - always good, unless you're a shift worker or something awful like that.
and it's Friday - always good, unless you're a shift worker or something awful like that.FN2TypeR said:
Happy Trump Day one and all. Where is Unrepentant? I have seen him posting here and there once again, it is good to see that his pre election flounce has come to an end - either that or he didn't get signal/wifi at his cabin in the Oregon hills.
and it's Friday - always good, unless you're a shift worker or something awful like that.
Standby for the media coverage of liberal mouth frothing whilst trump looks on and waves/smiles and it's Friday - always good, unless you're a shift worker or something awful like that.
Shakermaker said:
I've never really liked Donald Trump as a man.
Based purely on initial exposure to him presenting The Apprentice, to me he always seemed a bit sleazy; even though a lot of it was the over-the-top characterisation that US TV networks demand.
I further didn't like him, with much of what he said on the campaign trail. To me, it seemed unnecessary. Not that I "liked" Clinton.
It's done him well though, so all I can do now, is hope he makes the best of it.
Also, what are the odds on Obama signing off with "Oh hey, Donald, Mr President, I got you a present" and then reaching into his jacket pocket and producing a non-US Birth Certificate?
Liden has probably left a fake copy in the whitehouse desk Based purely on initial exposure to him presenting The Apprentice, to me he always seemed a bit sleazy; even though a lot of it was the over-the-top characterisation that US TV networks demand.
I further didn't like him, with much of what he said on the campaign trail. To me, it seemed unnecessary. Not that I "liked" Clinton.
It's done him well though, so all I can do now, is hope he makes the best of it.
Also, what are the odds on Obama signing off with "Oh hey, Donald, Mr President, I got you a present" and then reaching into his jacket pocket and producing a non-US Birth Certificate?
Brilliant 
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