trump claims he is a "freaking genius" for passing a basic cognitive test

Walt said:
trump certainly did not attend law school, because he was unable to get into the law schools he applied for. he wanted to be a Hollywood lawyer, but could not even get into law school.
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He didn’t apply to law school hoot, as you lied about, WWW.
 
Earl said:
President Trump did not go to law school, He attended and graduated from the renowned Wharton School of Economics, at the University of Pennsylvania, WWW. That’s Economics, not Law.

Stop embarrassing yourself, WWW..
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Because he couldn't get admitted to any lawschools.
 
Stone said:
Please stop lying Walter,....its not a good look. You NEED that job,...and the free Taco deluxe dinner they provide you. Get some rest,...going to be a long night of dish pan hands for you ahead.
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I am not working until Saturday night. We do not like running test code while the actual code is running.
 
Stone said:
Walter,....when the attack from the mule began you didn't happen to be wearing tall rubber hip boots by any chance were you?
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Stone said:
Walter,......were you kicked in the head by a mule in you're younger years? Furthermore,.......what exactly was going on with you and that mule that would anger him so? What were you up to Walter? Inquiring minds want to know.
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Stone said:
You are a VERY odd individual never right Walter. What happened to you as a child? Did the other children constantly make fun of your obvious facial deformities and that is what finally pushed you over the edge?
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Wow, kid. Three in a row? That must have hit pretty damn close to the mark to provoke that response.
 
Stone said:
were you kicked in the head by a mule in you're younger years?
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Once again, I grew up in the suburbs, and did not have your problems of being attacked by a mule. I can not think of any time I have seen a mule in person. I would think mules are few and far between these days. Are you in contact with many mules?
 
Walt said:
trump went on to claim that Obama got bad grades, and was not a smart guy. Obama graduated magna cum laude(good grades) from Harvard Law School, trump never earned any honors(bad grades), and could not get admitted to any law school.
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^What a horror that would have been. Roy Cohn v. 2.
 
Walt said:
I am 55 years old, so I am more of an ex-athlete.
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To be an ex-athlete, you have to have been an athlete, WWW and I don’t envision you as having been an athlete.

I was an athlete, but just an average athlete (college baseball).

One of my greatest disappointments was when I realized that I would never be in the Major Leagues.
 
Earl said:
It was less than a million and his net worth is in the billions, now.

Can you match that on your delivery job?
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haha "less than a million"... you got duped. :ROFLMAO:

Trump basically lost wealth, arguable outside this term with all his cypto and other grift.

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A comprehensive investigation by The New York Times concluded that Donald Trump received at least $413 million (adjusted for inflation) from his father, Fred Trump, over his lifetime. This included trust funds, salaries, regular cash gifts, and substantial financial bailouts to prop up his struggling businesses. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Financial analyses comparing his wealth to the S&P 500 depend on the chosen starting point and tracking timeline:

The "S&P 500" Comparison
Numerous publications—including Forbes, Vox, and Yahoo Finance—have calculated what Trump's wealth would look like if he had simply placed his resources into an index fund and let it compound. [1, 2, 3]
  • The $413 Million Inheritance/Gifts Scenario: A Forbes analysis tracked the exact, staggered timeline of when Trump received cash transfers from his father. It concluded that for decades, Trump actually outperformed the market through his New York real estate investments. However, following the pandemic-era stock boom and the simultaneous decline in urban commercial real estate values, the index fund overtook him. By late 2021, Forbes estimated Trump would have been roughly $400 million richer ($2.9 billion vs. his actual $2.5 billion net worth at the time) if he had just used the S&P 500. [1, 2]
  • The 1974 Real Estate Share Scenario: An analysis published by Vox estimated that if Trump had taken his share of his father’s real estate company in 1974 (valued at roughly $40 million) and immediately put it into an S&P 500 index fund, it would have been worth between $2.3 billion and $3.4 billion by 2015. [1]
  • The 1982 Net Worth Scenario: If the comparison starts in 1982—when Forbes first published its Rich List and estimated Trump's net worth at $200 million—the disparity grows. Had he liquidated that $200 million and parked it in the S&P 500 with all dividends reinvested, it would have grown to more than $8 billion by 2015, and significantly higher today given the market's record runs up to 2026. [1]
 
Earl said:
To be an ex-athlete, you have to have been an athlete, WWW and I don’t envision you as having been an athlete.
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Then you do not envision me correctly. Just because I did well academically, does not mean I was not an athlete and a bouncer.

Earl said:
I was an athlete, but just an average athlete (college baseball).
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My main sport was soccer. I also did cross country and boxing in high school. My Dad wanted me to do football, but I only did that a little when I was young.

Earl said:
One of my greatest disappointments was when I realized that I would never be in the Major Leagues.
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Imagine you were signed for a builder team(basically the minor league), and it is reasonable to think you would be in the major league, and all that at age 15. Now imagine that all got taken away from you. And I got over it and moved on.
 
Earl said:
Forbes estimates Donald Trump’s net worth at $7 billion (as of September 2026).

Do your own homework next time, Creep.
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You do your homework first and see above and again below here what Forbes also says...


QP! said:
haha "less than a million"... you got duped. :ROFLMAO:

Trump basically lost wealth, arguable outside this term with all his cypto and other grift.

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A comprehensive investigation by The New York Times concluded that Donald Trump received at least $413 million (adjusted for inflation) from his father, Fred Trump, over his lifetime. This included trust funds, salaries, regular cash gifts, and substantial financial bailouts to prop up his struggling businesses. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Financial analyses comparing his wealth to the S&P 500 depend on the chosen starting point and tracking timeline:

The "S&P 500" Comparison
Numerous publications—including Forbes, Vox, and Yahoo Finance—have calculated what Trump's wealth would look like if he had simply placed his resources into an index fund and let it compound. [1, 2, 3]
  • The $413 Million Inheritance/Gifts Scenario: A Forbes analysis tracked the exact, staggered timeline of when Trump received cash transfers from his father. It concluded that for decades, Trump actually outperformed the market through his New York real estate investments. However, following the pandemic-era stock boom and the simultaneous decline in urban commercial real estate values, the index fund overtook him. By late 2021, Forbes estimated Trump would have been roughly $400 million richer ($2.9 billion vs. his actual $2.5 billion net worth at the time) if he had just used the S&P 500. [1, 2]
  • The 1974 Real Estate Share Scenario: An analysis published by Vox estimated that if Trump had taken his share of his father’s real estate company in 1974 (valued at roughly $40 million) and immediately put it into an S&P 500 index fund, it would have been worth between $2.3 billion and $3.4 billion by 2015. [1]
  • The 1982 Net Worth Scenario: If the comparison starts in 1982—when Forbes first published its Rich List and estimated Trump's net worth at $200 million—the disparity grows. Had he liquidated that $200 million and parked it in the S&P 500 with all dividends reinvested, it would have grown to more than $8 billion by 2015, and significantly higher today given the market's record runs up to 2026. [1]
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