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Dutchy Daxy
Nov 7, 2025 8:37pm
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Quoting Schultz
I'm sure that Trump keeps making these absurd pronouncements on a regular basis because he thinks (correctly, as it happens) that his disciples will believe him.
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Schultz
Nov 7, 2025 1:01pm
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I'm sure that Trump keeps making these absurd pronouncements on a regular basis because he thinks (correctly, as it happens) that his disciples will believe him.
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Schultz
Nov 7, 2025 2:01pm
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Quoting zahedi014
Maybe Trump means the exact opposite of what she says.
I hadn't thought of that. Brilliant.

Similar to "liking" posts when in fact they are so utterly bad they are good.
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Trader#455C
Nov 7, 2025 7:38pm
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Quoting Schultz
I'm sure that Trump keeps making these absurd pronouncements on a regular basis because he thinks (correctly, as it happens) that his disciples will believe him.
He only has one game (poor Melania). It's a form of clickbait headline politics where he is only talking to MAGA enthusiasts whom only read (FOX, zerohedge, @realDon) headlines in their socials.

I think someone should tell him that it's no longer working. Although, judging by the amount of weight he has (rapidly) lost, I'm sure that he's well aware. His compatriot republicans must be re-elected in big numbers otherwise he'll be fighting court battles until the day he dies. Doubt he'll avoid that, regardless.

He is like all dictators. He does not understand that people evolve and figure them out quick enough. Only difference is that Xi, Putin and Rocketman are guaranteed to stay there forever. Trump is out (more-or-less) in a year.

It's been less than year and he is already toast in the polls. Recent elections would be sending shock waves down the spines of every republican that wants be there post-2028. People are like books. They will turn and start to protect their own backsides. Eventually.

Much like mastering them markets, it's all about the timing.
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chireigns
Nov 9, 2025 10:47am
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Quoting Trader#455C
{quote} He only has one game (poor Melania). It's a form of clickbait headline politics where he is only talking to MAGA enthusiasts whom only read (FOX, zerohedge, @realDon) headlines in their socials. I think someone should tell him that it's no longer working. Although, judging by the amount of weight he has (rapidly) lost, I'm sure that he's well aware. His compatriot republicans must be re-elected in big numbers otherwise he'll be fighting court battles until the day he dies. Doubt he'll avoid that, regardless. He is like all dictators. He...
I wonder how much you've lost in trading because of Trump's posts that's drenched you in so much TDS, but hey, come on, move on, and get a life. You can't wish Trump away and your sources don't have a crystal eye sight of what will happen tomorrow. What will you do if Trump's preferred candidate wins the next presidential election and Republicans win even more control of Congress? You'd go on assassination spree? Gosh... The hate is sickening
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Fractality
Nov 7, 2025 12:24pm
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Economic genius!
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OutThere
Nov 7, 2025 11:33pm
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Trump is so stupid that reading what he says is like immediately entering into an alternative cartoonish reality. lol
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Vancarbon
Nov 7, 2025 1:55pm
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Well if Donald says it , it must be true !
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CycleGF
Nov 7, 2025 12:26pm
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Is the war between Russia and Ukraine over ..don't hear any more news ...
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zahedi014
Nov 7, 2025 1:22pm
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Maybe Trump means the exact opposite of what she says.
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