Stormy Daniels to make Trump $100 million dollars richer?

Trump will be 100millon dollar richer

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themickey said:
Christianity breeds confrontation and militancy, push back against those who think different.
Christianity breeds conformity to what the bible says.
The bible preach love on one hand but it needs an enemy, a devil, a scapegoat, and eternal hell as reward for those who don't tow the line of the white shoe shuffling snake oil salemen who claim their prophet jesus grants eternal life only to them.
It's always their church is right, every other church a bit fucked up, not realising the whole lot of them are screwed up in the head department. :)
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No it's not Christianity who breeds confrontation and militancy; it's narrow-minded and ignorant people who cannot accept differences and choose to use violence to silence others that they disagree with result in confrontation and militancy. And this can happen to all religions or ideologies even supposedly "peaceful" ones like Buddhism. There are Buddhist monks today who own guns and have open fired on people.
 
TheDawn said:
No it's not Christianity who breeds confrontation and militancy
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Yeah, christians just want to sing hymns, they are not interested in supporting Trump who would be one of the most crooked politicians seen for a long time.
But Trump has bought benefits, made more people realise that rich politicians are the problem in this world, idiot Musk is another who is awakening people to the dirty minds of rich capitists, just christians dont see it.
Jesus said "I bring you light, I restore sight." They're as blind as a bat.
 
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TheDawn said:
Trump is not the worst president.
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Trump has to be the worst president! Otherwise, contributors to this forum like Newwurldmn and El OchoCinco will want to keep arguing the point with me, and such pointless interactions are not worth my time.

But, you're the first person I've heard point to Bush. I usually hear names like Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson and Franklin Pierce.

I've also heard folks put Jimmy Carter on the list for his failed energy policies (I remember the long gas lines and his appeal to American citizens to wear sweaters), no discernible economic policy during a period of high inflation and unemployment, mismanagement of the hostage crisis in Iran, and arming Islamic Mujahideen forces in Afghanistan.

But, I think Biden is trying to best the peanut farmer, even though he's one of our best presidents! Not only does he usually put nothing on his daily schedule except for one or two silly meetings (if anything at all). He actually creates (or will create) problems with his inflationary spending, divisive policy priorities, messy Afghanistan withdrawal, proposed tax increases, return to energy dependence, authoritarian Covid-19 mandates, a foreign policy that emboldens our adversaries, a war with parents, and by facilitating both chaos at the border AND a surge in crime.

It's so funny (but not really). They keep trying their utmost to pin something...anything...on The Donald, and yet they fail time and time again, year after year. Then when it comes to folks like the Bindens, who have left a trail of likely influence peddling that anyone could follow, they look the other way (or attempt to hide/discredit the evidence).
 
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expiated said:
Trump has to be the worst president! Otherwise, contributors to this forum like Newwurldmn and El OchoCinco will want to keep arguing the point with me, and such pointless interactions are not worth my time.

But, you're the first person I've heard point to Bush. I usually hear names like Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson and Franklin Pierce.

I've also heard folks put Jimmy Carter on the list for his failed energy policies (I remember the long gas lines and his appeal to American citizens to wear sweaters), no discernible economic policy during a period of high inflation and unemployment, mismanagement of the hostage crisis in Iran, and arming Islamic Mujahideen forces in Afghanistan.

But, I think Biden is trying to best the peanut farmer, even though he's one of our best presidents! Not only does he usually put nothing on his daily schedule except for one or two silly meetings (if anything at all). He actually creates (or will create) problems with his inflationary spending, divisive policy priorities, messy Afghanistan withdrawal, proposed tax increases, return to energy dependence, authoritarian Covid-19 mandates, a foreign policy that emboldens our adversaries, a war with parents, and by facilitating both chaos at the border AND a surge in crime.

It's so funny (but not really). They keep trying their utmost to pin something...anything...on The Donald, and yet they fail time and time again, year after year. Then when it comes to folks like the Bindens, who have left a trail of likely influence peddling that anyone could follow, they look the other way (or attempt to hide/discredit the evidence).
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Karma will catch up with the Bidens. Be patient.
PS It is 19 months to the next presidential election. Don't be surprised if biden resigns and kamala Harris becomes the president.
 
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expiated said:
Trump has to be the worst president! Otherwise, contributors to this forum like Newwurldmn and El OchoCinco will want to keep arguing the point with me, and such pointless interactions are not worth my time.

But, you're the first person I've heard point to Bush. I usually hear names like Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson and Franklin Pierce.

I've also heard folks put Jimmy Carter on the list for his failed energy policies (I remember the long gas lines and his appeal to American citizens to wear sweaters), no discernible economic policy during a period of high inflation and unemployment, mismanagement of the hostage crisis in Iran, and arming Islamic Mujahideen forces in Afghanistan.

But, I think Biden is trying to best the peanut farmer, even though he's one of our best presidents! Not only does he usually put nothing on his daily schedule except for one or two silly meetings (if anything at all). He actually creates (or will create) problems with his inflationary spending, divisive policy priorities, messy Afghanistan withdrawal, proposed tax increases, return to energy dependence, authoritarian Covid-19 mandates, a foreign policy that emboldens our adversaries, a war with parents, and by facilitating both chaos at the border AND a surge in crime.

It's so funny (but not really). They keep trying their utmost to pin something...anything...on The Donald, and yet they fail time and time again, year after year. Then when it comes to folks like the Bindens, who have left a trail of likely influence peddling that anyone could follow, they look the other way (or attempt to hide/discredit the evidence).
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I am honestly surprised that you feel George W. Bush is not the worst president. You are the first that I encounter that says that. LOL All those other presidents were all in the past. I said George W. Bush has to be the worst president in recent history. I have heard of Jimmy Carter. Yes he was another president without competence for all the failures that you talked about especially regarding the Iran hostage crisis.

You are right that Biden is trying to beat Jimmy Carter's record. His Afghanistan withdrawal was just ridiculous!!! Almost 20 years of fighting resulting in nothing, an insult to all those who gave their lives in that war. That right there has emboldened our adversaries.

And I absolutely agree with you that they look the other way when it comes to Biden. I mean the Biden family literally has businesses physically located and still existing in China and yet nobody is investigating him, not even raising a stint. He's 80 years old and nobody has even mentioned his Alzheimer's disease risk. And yet with Trump, they make him do daily health checks and has scrutinized on his Russian "connections" since the beginning.
 
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