Originally posted by Steve Zodiac
So I'll ask again, how many scandals are usual in a Presidency and are the present leaks just an extension of the tactics that were used to destabilise the elections? Is that the real red pill.
Who can tell at this point.
One thing we know for sure an accused rapist Bill Clinton is still thought of in a better light then accused rapist(statement retracted) Trump.
Re: Re: How Many Scandals is usual for a President in their entire term
Originally posted by Robtard
One thing you can almost bank on, he's going to be the best at having scandals, the most and probably biggest scandals.
honestly. both candidates were primed for scandals their entire presidencies. both parties were ready for death by a million paper cuts from the start. and in my opinion the veracity of claims against either of the candidates was in question. we have a president that isn't a liberal and libs are primed to believe all the shiit against him. if Hillary had won the cons were ready to believe anything fed to them also.
it's all the same horse shiit
Originally posted by Robtard
^ Horseshit. Obama had nonsense like that levied against him as well; it's nothing new. We've had this convo before, not long ago either. So you're either forgotten due to drugs or you're mucking for Trump again, making him out to be some poor victim.
Obama didn't have this level of nonsense thrown at him. Stop saying he did.
Originally posted by Surtur
Obama didn't have this level of nonsense thrown at him. Stop saying he did.
Yeah, Obama did. Hannity did an entire segment on Obama's preference of "spicey mustard" and how apparently that made him an elitist; it didn't end with Hannity. Then there was the shit about wearing "mom jeans", then because he rubbed his temple and apparently was giving everyone the middle finger, his golfing sometimes, eating hamburgers, wife's arms, his tan suit etc. Were you seriously asleep from 2008-2016?
edit: But you continue making Trump out to be some special rules victim.
You said: "Obama didn't have this level of nonsense thrown at him. Stop saying he did."
And that's wrong, I gave you eleven examples now, some I remembered, some I googled; there are more. He had every bit/level of nonsense attacks levied at him. Trump's not some special victim here, as you want to force. Obama was just better at handling it as he brushed off the attacks and did his job, unlike Trump who blows his rape-whistle every time so you people come running to his defense.