Trump just soft-launched higher inflation as the new solution for rebalancing $40 trillion national debt
10 days ago by ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ to c/usa
I consider that a stretch given he ran for president four times and won the popular vote at most once.
Indeed, and "It is what it is." and "It's one of those things." and "It has come to this." and other such substantive axioms.
My previous reply was not to deny the fact of his presidency. It was to take exception to the notion that he is "the average joe in America" when he was rejected by America's average joe at least three times as often as not.
In times past losing a presidential election spelled the end for a candidate's presidential ambitions but for some reason the adjudicated rapist seems heedless of the electorate's "No."
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