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From: phoney@bogus.com
In article <20251218111631.35ed22a5@z-z>, trollhunter
wrote:
> On Thu, 18 Dec 2025 16:48:39 -0000 (UTC)
> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>
> > On 2025-12-18, Dave Smith wrote:
> > > On 2025-12-18 9:19 a.m., Graham wrote:
> > >> On 2025-12-18 6:44 a.m., Dave Smith wrote:
> > >>> On 2025-12-18 12:29 a.m., Ed P wrote:
> > >>
> > >>> Yeah. Look at the fiasco in Afghanistan for one. Trump really
> > >>> ripped into Biden for pulling out and leaving all that military
> > >>> equipment behind. Oh wait.... that was the deal that Trump made.
> > >>> Biden was just left holding the bag for what Trump had done.
> > >>>
> > >> And in his speech last night he told so many porkies it's a
> > >> wonder his nose didn't scrape the floor.
> > >
> > >
> > > I wonder how long he can get away with his lies.
> >
> > He managed it for all four years of his first term.
>
> And made America greater for it, yes.
>
> > Assuming he
> > lasts until 20 January 2029, he doesn't care what happens after
> > that. He's an untouchable billionaire.
>
> Ludicrous, he obviously cares very much what world he's leaving to his
> family and the next generation.
>
> > His cult members will swallow anything he says.
>
> And TDS'rs will decry everything he says.
>
> So?
>
> > > He blames Biden for
> > > everything that is wrong and when he talks about performances and
> > > scores he does he talks in superlatives without stating the
> > > numbers. He gets the best numbers, the best ever. They get numbers
> > > like no one has ever seen and crap like that. When he talks numbers
> > > he makes them up and they are complete bullshit, like prices being
> > > down more than 100%. Prices cannot drop more than 100%. Does he
> > > have no concept of mathematics or does he just not have a concept
> > > of honesty?
> >
> > Yes.
>
> Nope.
>
> He's seeding some positive national intentionality using TeeVee.
>
>
> > He's a salesman. If he thinks he can make the sale by saying he
> > reduced prescription prices by 1500%, that's what he'll say.
>
> The sale that must be made is reborn patriotism and belief in the
> American system.
>
> It's working too.
>
> > We're all confident he paid someone to take his tests in college.
>
> Which "we" is that?
>
> The same one that walks away from Obama's missing time at Columbia?
>
> > If Donald Trump hadn't been born wealthy, he'd be running the
> > least successful three-card monte table in Times Square.
>
> Yet somehow he has converted this:
>
> "Donald Trump received over a lifetime the equivalent of at least $413
> million in current dollars from his father, Fred Trump's, real estate
> empire, largely through gifts and a variety of tax-minimizing schemes
> rather than a single inheritance sum."
>
> To this:
>
> AI Overview
> Donald Trump's net worth fluctuates and is estimated differently by various
> sources, but recent figures from late 2025 place it around $5.1 billion
> (Forbes), while other estimates vary significantly due to his diverse assets,
> including real estate, Truth Social, and new crypto ventures. His wealth has
> seen major shifts, with some sources reporting substantial growth from
> digital assets and other investments in 2024-2025, potentially adding
> billions in "paper worth," though valuation remains complex.
> Key Figures & Estimates (Late 2025):
> Forbes: Around $5.1 billion (June 2025).
> Bloomberg: Estimated $7.08 billion (January 2025).
> Axios (Temporary): Briefly estimated over $50 billion due to his
> cryptocurrency launch in early 2025, per Axios.
>
>
> And you call that "least successful"?
>
> It is to laugh, loudly...at...YOU!
>
TDS is what Stupid Criminal Trump's cult suffer from. How dumb do you
have to be to support this vile, incompetent scumbag?
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Dobson
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