Wall Street Journal, Trump, And The Pitfalls Of “A Plutocrat’s Hubris”

Donald Trump campaigned on the notion that because he was a successful businessman, he would be a go

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One thought on “Wall Street Journal, Trump, And The Pitfalls Of “A Plutocrat’s Hubris”

  1. Yep, Trump is the worst option other than: The most vile, despicable, putrid, contemptible, corrupt, detestable, ignominious, cowardly, petty, unworthy, abject, cowardly, rancid, atrocious, abominable, nauseating person on the entire planet, in this solar system or galaxy. A title only attainable by grotesque efforts which get people killed because of her neglectful action, contemptible aura and rotten personality. But on the other points, she falls well within Democrat Party standards. Against any other, he wouldn’t be President.

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