Catch some of his middle-age interviews, he acts like he walks on water. When he was older he mellowed some, but could downright rude at times. He did many good things however,...
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Catch some of his middle-age interviews, he acts like he walks on water. When he was older he mellowed some, but could downright rude at times. He did many good things however,...
"Pragmatic," right. Pragmatism. That means, getting things done, by hook or by crook, right? I'd agree with that, severely. He's very pragmatic. Like, he knows how many people are on twitter so he twitters, and he knows how many people watch NFL so he sends the VP to a game .. he knows how to get seen, to get heard, which is pragmatically doing his due diligence in communicating. Step one, get in the line of sight of the people you're trying to communicate with. I admire his pragmatism, I think. He's very, very pragmatic, yes, very good point.
By who? Who's job's being interfered with? I mean, aside from the people he's fired because they actually weren't getting things done of course. Aside from them, who's job is being interfered with?
His own job.
Hmm. I guess I'm seeing him do the job more than I saw any of the other POTUSs I've witnessed in my life, so that doesn't hold sway with me, for that reason. I think he's working very hard at it, and he's cleverer than some of the other POTUSs in how he's doing it. :idunno: He's sly like a fox, somewhat like President Geo. W. Bush, and President Clinton.
People want to sit around on their duffs, and President Trump isn't having any of that. He coaxes them, he cajoles, he insults and bullies them, whatever it takes to get them to do their job and do it well and do it fast.
I haven't seen evidence one way or another, of production or the lack thereof. No less than with previous administrations, except that the twitters keep me in the loop as to what the man's thinking about, almost at all times. The noise here is going to frighten away people who don't like noise. Maybe that's going to be better.
The first few days, when he started reneging on his promises to his base, I thought maybe he had just pulled off another scam, and would do a competent job.
No such luck. The only good thing is that all of his thrashing had crippled government and prevented him from doing much of anything.
And there's been a renaissance for SNL.
:chuckle: That's the spirit!
If Trump were a mid-level manager at any substantial US corporation he would last about a week. Imagine working for someone who believes that the way to make your point is to call people names. He started in the campaign and continues to use that as a policy method. Much like a 5thgrader.
His knowledge of the legislative process and of world affairs is abysmal.
He lives on twitter because he can use small words and short sentences. I'll be he has real issues with commas, and semi-colons---oh my.
Tillerson was correct---he is a moron, I'll bet he lies about his golf score.
His knowledge of the legislative process and of world affairs is abysmal.
He lives on twitter because he can use small words and short sentences. I'll be he has real issues with commas, and semi-colons---oh my.
Tillerson was correct---he is a moron, I'll bet he lies about his golf score.
Is that all you got? Settle in for another 7.3 years genius. Hold on a sec. . . . Yep, I just checked to make sure, Trump is STILL your President, he is not a "mid-level manager".
Which is why, until now, he's never actually held a job. He's lived off a family business, where he's not beholden to stockholders. So he gets to act like a 5th grader, and anyone who doesn't want to put up with his tantrums just leaves.
And it made him supremely unfit to be president, where he doesn't have absolute power, and he can get things done only by cooperating with others. He was apparently shocked to learn that he couldn't just order Hillary Clinton arrested, or that a president is restrained by the Constitution.
Worse than that. He seems to have been born with at least normal intelligence. The worst sort of stupidity is self-inflicted.
If Trump were a normal, well-adjusted adult, there would be no need for him to make repeated pronouncements, reminding the American public of his high IQ,
If he was secure within himself, the President would not feel compelled to tweet up a storm every time he's subject to criticism - given that any presidential candidate who presumes that they will be somehow exempt from criticism is not living in the real world!
Failing to appoint Republican Senator Bob Corker, Chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, for Secretary of State because this President thought he was too short for the position, speaks volumes concerning not just to Trump's intelligence but his common sense!
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Correct he is not a "mid-level manager". Much to the shame of the USA.
Keep ignoring all the great things Trump has done and is doing, like you ignore God. Not too bright are ya?