Trump is the most corrupt President in US history.

jacksonsprat22 said:
One, Democrats are unwilling to attack him head on. Biden being nice is stupid.
Second, our nation is very corrupt. We let him in the White House.
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Even Republicans attacked him head on. Yeah, we let him the White House but it wasn't because voters are corrupt. Nor is Biden "being nice" why Trump is there.
The answer lies in the appeal of Trump's personality, although why it has such broad appeal is a mystery to me among many.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Has he done commodities trading in violation of SEC rules such that he ended up banned for life from such activity? (Hillary Clinton)
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It is bizarre that Gardner believes that he thinks he can lie about this. Clinton has NEVER been ruled against. No only was she not banned for life, but she was not punished in any way. No one could find anything wrong with her trades. She both lost and gained money.

We know about her trades 42 years ago, because Clinton has been an open book. She has released her tax returns from 1977 to 2016(when she retired from politics).

Meanwhile, we have no idea what trump has been up to. he has desperately tried to hide his records. Where did the large loans come from? We may never know.
 
martin said:
Even Republicans attacked him head on. Yeah, we let him the White House but it wasn't because voters are corrupt. Nor is Biden "being nice" why Trump is in the WH.
The answer lies in the appeal of Trump's personality, although why it has such broad appeal is a mystery to me among many.
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I explained it to you. We have an oligarchy. No GOP candidate attacked Trump on economics.
Trump is easily the most corrupt person who was President.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Okay, like every President Trump has had scandals and such. But "most corrupt?" Not by a longshot. If I had to rank the post 60's Presidents by scandal and corruption, Bill Clinton would top the list followed by Nixon. The rest have been pikers compared to those two.
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"Piker" is not a word familiar to most Americans. Again, Gardner is clearly not from America. Has he even visited America? We may never know. Who is paying him to pretend to be an American? Again, we may never know.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Okay, like every President Trump has had scandals and such. But "most corrupt?" Not by a longshot. If I had to rank the post 60's Presidents by scandal and corruption, Bill Clinton would top the list followed by Nixon. The rest have been pikers compared to those two.
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Clinton made his tax records public, so we have a good idea that he was not corrupt. trump is desperately hiding his tax records.
 
Gardner is a typical American lorry driver, who queues up for rations just like the rest of us. He lives in a flat in an American central province. He supports prime minister trump's parliamentary candidate every time trump calls an election.
 
Walt said:
Clinton made his tax records public, so we have a good idea that he was not corrupt. trump is desperately hiding his tax records.
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Actually, tax records made no difference in the Clinton's case. Most of their graft was funneled through third party operations like campaign funding to avoid personal taxes altogether. We know in the case of the Whitewater scandal, the Clinton's business partners went to prison for their role and were then pardoned later by Clinton for refusing to testify against them.
In the Chinagate scandal, lots of people went to prison for illegal campaign fund raising including taking foreign money from mostly China. Clinton then cleared several major trade deals for advanced technology with China that everyone was recommending not be given away including technology that allowed China to improve the accuracy of their ICBM force by several times. Kind of reminds you of the Hillary Uranium One deal for loot...

So, the whole "tax records" thing is nonsense.
 
Walt said:
"Piker" is not a word familiar to most Americans. Again, Gardner is clearly not from America. Has he even visited America? We may never know. Who is paying him to pretend to be an American? Again, we may never know.
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Or, maybe it's just your public school education occurred in a Democrat controlled state and left you with what effectively amounts to a sixth grade education... maybe.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Okay, like every President Trump has had scandals and such. But "most corrupt?" Not by a longshot. If I had to rank the post 60's Presidents by scandal and corruption, Bill Clinton would top the list followed by Nixon. The rest have been pikers compared to those two.
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This is a joke right? Or just the dumbest thing you've ever posted.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Or, maybe it's just your public school education occurred in a Democrat controlled state and left you with what effectively amounts to a sixth grade education... maybe.
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"Piker" is British slang. It is not used in America. It is considered low class slang in England. Certainly not a word that an educated person would use. My education is so good, not only don't I use it, but I even recognize it.

Why are you hiding who you really are?
 
jacksonsprat22 said:
I explained it to you. We have an oligarchy. No GOP candidate attacked Trump on economics.
Trump is easily the most corrupt person who was President.
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Your explanation is mistaken. Trump can't be defeated by attacking him on economics or any other conventional political issue. Calling him corrupt, which he is, doesn't help either.
 
Walt said:
"Piker" is British slang. It is not used in America. It is considered low class slang in England. Certainly not a word that an educated person would use. My education is so good, not only don't I use it, but I even recognize it.

Why are you hiding who you really are?
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Piker is American slang too. A piker in American terms is someone who never bets big. A person who doesn't take chances when gambling. In British terms it is someone who cuts and runs, backs out of a commitment.
 
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