TDS 2.0

Trump is always posting ai pics of him as some kind of great warrior. If he's so tough, why didn't he just grab a gun and face that danger head-on?

Most pictures that we see of Trump are doctored in some way, or completely AI generated.

RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES,..... and it will help with a multitude of other problems. This should have been done a long, LONG, L O N G, time ago.

"The Buck Stops Here"
Famous phrase for a former President, meaning they're supposed to take responsibility for things that go awry.Not the current President.
Excerpt:
"Pithy slogans aside, all modern presidents shift responsibility onto others to some degree, frequently blaming the commander-in-chief who preceded them, Congress - or both. But Trump has taken it to a new level, effectively embracing a de facto political strategy of being in charge of everything but responsible for nothing when things go badly."
apnews.com/article/t rump-dodging-respons ibility-buck-stops-h ere-truman-305cMy opinion and mine alone.

AI Overview The phrase "the boss wants this money" comes from a Wall Street Journal report detailing Donald Trump's aggressive fundraising operation. Top fundraiser Meredith O'Rourke (whom Trump calls the "princess of darkness") uses the line when pressing corporate executives and donors for contributions ranging from $5 million to $50 million.Fundraising Operations and DetailsThe Pitch: O'Rourke routinely tells prospective corporate donors that "the boss wants this money" or that a contribution is deeply important to the president.The Routine: Trump makes nearly daily late-night calls to check on who has given, who has not, and the exact amounts contributed.The Totals: The high-pressure fundraising effort has reportedly pulled in more than $800 million since Trump returned to office, targeted at political infrastructure and legacy projects like a presidential library and a White House ballroom.Access and Concerns: Critics and governance watchdogs point out that major donors appear to gain easier administrative access, raising "pay-to-play" questions regarding how federal issues or policy decisions intersect with donor contributions. Representatives for Trump defend the operation by stating he is a historic fundraiser and cannot be bought.

Do you suppose that he can even ride a horse?

@skutfarcus : That guy on the left used to have a school named after him here. Idiotic school board.

@skutfarcus : NO!