I Think Donald John Trump, Is A Moron

@Scribbles: Your view is the same as mine, which is why when I hear "libtards" and insults I get upset. I lean Democrat just like you, but I am a lazy registered republican, who never changed it! So, I can easily back a republican, I voted for Obama only the first time, Romney the second, I voted for a number of Republican Gov's..
It is about sanity this time. If ANY, of the other republican's (except Ted Cruz!) had won..They had my vote over Clinton..
People laugh these tweets off, they are crazy, not what a sane man does? I am terrified what would happen, if a serious international incident were to occur. On top of it all, Trump has a short attention span, and is not good with details.. I pray the Generals would just handle it

@bigjohndl: and it's clear that you do not have the intelligence to follow a link and read the content. You've proved that twice now. First with your inane comment about my opening post and now again with your equally inane "still waiting" comment.

Here it is again. Try reading it this time.

http://www.politico.com/story/2012/02/nevada-puts-25th-amendment-over-the-top-072700

@bigjohndl: "people in the UK are taxed more than 40% for their "FREE" insurance"

Taxation in the UK (regarding wage earners, not businesses) is separated into two parts.

1. Income Tax. The first £11.5k that everybody earns is tax free. From there, there is a rising scale dependent on gross income. £11.5k to £45k it's 20%. £45K to £150k it's 40%. Above £150k it's 45%.

Income Tax is used to finance everything from infrastructure to our military.

2. National Insurance Contributions. The first £8k that one earns does not attract NIC. There are then four "Classes" of NIC which are dependent on income, age and overall circumstances. Class 1 is what the average wage earner has to pay and it's at 12% of the gross salary earned [b]after[/b] the £8k threshold.

NIC is used to finance state pensions (yeah, our taxes help us to provide a pension for ourselves), unemployment benefits, maternity pay and bereavement benefits (yeah, we help our widows and widowers).

Models similar to this are used throughout Europe and we don't tie ourselves up in knots with debates about whether health care, education and a just penal system are a right or a product.

We are also able to make private provisions for our health care, pensions and death.

Do the maths and tell me how that stacks up against your 40% assertion.

@hunkalove: hey, but he's making America great again. A great big joke!

@room101 Indeed! 😒

@Scribbles: he won't watch Toy Story because he's not in it!

@RisingPhoenix: cite that source please. I have not heard that except from the left.

@bigjohndl:
@bigjohndl: That is not correct. The ACA started in early 2010.. In the winter. He took office in Jan of 2009, barely over a year.. Trump has control of every branch of government.. He has done Zero so far.
Now to be fair to you, if by next Winter he delivers on something big..Then you would be correct sir.. You don't sound like an "Excuse guy" You are smart, that is clear from what you write sir. Trump's "lack of political experience clearly should be supplmented by his amazing business accumane, and world class negiotiating skills.. Have seen none of that yet

@dunpender: for a bit of a laugh (it's been that kind of Sunday) I just looked up the word moronic.

[i]ADJECTIVE

informal
Very foolish or stupid.
‘television's latest moronic soap opera’[/i]

Fits on so many levels 🤣🤣🤣

@SW-User Bigly 😂😂😂

@bigjohndl: oh dear. And out come the trumpettes who are too dumb to read an article. Buzz Aldrin quoted from the movie Toy Story. As a joke. Trump didn't get it.