I am starting to feel sorry for Trump

@SomeLikeItHot how do you know he bought someone to sit for his SAT?

@turningthekeys
He isn’t acting dumb.
Take the time and make simple observations about his intelligence.

His vocabulary is very small.

He repeats the same phrase several times in the same manner so that it doesn’t gain new meaning.

He not only watches wrassling.
He is a light weight performer In the fake “sport”.

Notice how intelligent people do their best to avoid standing next to him.

[media=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKP7zsObzY8]

To think that people voted for him is a real embarrassment for them and our nation.

Our allies and enemies are laughing at us sadly.

@SomeLikeItHot Dude. I'm just curious how you know he bought someone to sit for his SAT. It is highly plausible of course. Rich people can cheat their way up if they so wish because many people are willing to be bought.

@turningthekeys
That was in the Youtube.
Mary Trump just wrote a biography of don doing exactly that.
Can’t you tell he is dumb?
He isn’t acting.

@SomeLikeItHot hearsay isn't good enough to be counted as proof but alright.

@turningthekeys in the book it explicitly states that he did cheat

@turningthekeys
I have yet to see trump rebut the fact that he cheated. If someone claimed that I cheated on my SAT I would be very angry because that would give people the premise to say that one was not only a cheater but also a coward and stupid.

@IndigoSavage in a book it can explicitly say a lot of things. Does not necessarily make said things true. Though I'd like to believe this author's word because of my political opinion.
@SomeLikeItHot A claim to refute another claim. Very evidential. Although I do understand how believable this is, it's just an unhealthy practice to use hearsay as evidence of anything, and then to rely on more hearsay to rebut the initial claim.

@turningthekeys His niece named the person who helped him cheat and the family members who confirmed it with her. And considering how litigious Trump is (the king of the NDAs), don’t you imagine she’d be facing the granddaddy of lawsuits if she couldn’t prove it ?
It’s ironic that you’d defend a man who regularly makes all kinds of wild claims without offering any evidence or proof.

@turningthekeys
I have no problem at all with what I just did.
he is a clear and present danger and it amazes me that anyone would want that buffoon in office any longer.

@bijouxbroussard I don't "defend the man". I just stated very clearly, that hearsay has nothing to add or subtract from the fact that his character is of a buffoon. I don't care about his SAT. It's petty to bring it up in the first place, and then not to be able to back it up except for using "claims" and "a bunch of people said so". It's not about trump as much as it is about us as masses being emotionally driven by whatever we see or read. That is a flaw among the masses. While this is a very small example, you can see its disastrous effects on larger scales used by whatever side of politics you're on. The truth is, political divisions are only within the masses. And the drama is only for the relevance. If you don't see that and want to be emotionally driven, that's fine, you do you.

@SomeLikeItHot I agree. He's a danger and shouldn't be in office.

@turningthekeys I will indeed “do” me, thank you. This is about the president of the United States, and it actually explains the kind of person he is, the kind of environment in which he grew up and was raised, the “ends justify the means” attitude he still employs as president. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to know these things, or being affected by them. And Trump himself set this bar—remember when he was demanding to see his predecessor’s grades ? Kind of hypocritical for it to be an issue when Trump‘s on the other end. 🤷🏽‍♀️

@bijouxbroussard
He does project on his opponents what he himself is guilty of!