Trump takes a limousine lap before Daytona 500 auto race

[BobBKK]

Just now, spidermike007 said:

A real billionaire, vs. a barely billionaire. A smart man, vs a man with a very modest IQ. A man with alot of political experience, a respect for the rule of law, and a good orator. How refreshing would all of that be. For most of us, his wealth barely matters. If anything, it makes him alot less "sold out" than the present occupant. It is about who can beat Trump, and who can do a decent job leading the nation. Go "Little Mike" go! You can beat this clown. 

a modest IQ lor, a respect for law then does a Uturn on his most famous policy?  swaps political parties?  cummon on give it a rest he's buying votes and won't debate nor stand in primaries.

[spidermike007]

25 minutes ago, BobBKK said:

a modest IQ lor, a respect for law then does a Uturn on his most famous policy?  swaps political parties?  cummon on give it a rest he's buying votes and won't debate nor stand in primaries.

Quite the opposite. The switching of the parties is simply a very good sign of his pragmatism. Best not to forget how many times Trump has switched parties.

 

Not sure what to make out of your connection between IQ, switching parties, and the respect for law. You lost me on that one. 

 

As far as debating goes, he would blow Trump off the stage. Little Mike has a big brain. Quite a contrast. 6'3" and an IQ of 98. 5'7" and an IQ of 150? And you do not even want to begin to measure the business success model, nor the character of the man. Suffice it to say, Little Mike never got a deferment to serve in Vietnam, much less five, and has never declared bankruptcy, much less five times! And then one must address charity. The Trump foundation was dissolved, due to irregularities, and the fact that they never, ever gave any money away, something Trump is famous for. Bloomberg has signed onto the Giving Pledge, and has since given away an astonishing $8,200,000,000. Truly a real man, compared to a wannabe boy.

 

 

 

 

Edited February 17, 2020 by spidermike007

[JHolmesJr]

10 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Quite the opposite. The switching of the parties is simply a very good sign of his pragmatism. Best not to forget how many times Trump has switched parties.

 

Not sure what to make out of your connection between IQ, switching parties, and the respect for law. You lost me on that one. 

 

As far as debating goes, he would blow Trump off the stage. Little Mike has a big brain. Quite a contrast. 6'3" and an IQ of 98. 5'7" and an IQ of 150? And you do not even want to begin to measure the business success model, nor the character of the man. Suffice it to say, Little Mike never got a deferment to serve in Vietnam, much less five, and has never declared bankruptcy, much less five times! And then one must address charity. The Trump foundation was dissolved, due to irregularities, and the fact that they never, ever gave any money away, something Trump is famous for. Bloomberg has signed onto the Giving Pledge, and has since given away an astonishing $8,200,000,000. Truly a real man, compared to a wannabe boy.

 

 

 

 

 

Bloomberg is a stiff joker...Trump won't even break a sweat debating him.

[albertik]

7 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

 

Bloomberg is a stiff joker...Trump won't even break a sweat debating him.

"up against the wall" Had to laugh...… Mikey said that Trump was as scared as a cat in a dog kennel.  Really Mike?   That's so profound for a 150 IQ guy.  The dogs at the kennel are in cages. BTW  the "Beast" at Daytona was epic.

[Jingthing]

10 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

 

Bloomberg is a stiff joker...Trump won't even break a sweat debating him.

More like 45 will refuse to debate him.

[Jingthing]

1 minute ago, albertik said:

"up against the wall" Had to laugh...… Mikey said that Trump was as scared as a cat in a dog kennel.  Really Mike?   That's so profound for a 150 IQ guy.  The dogs at the kennel are in cages. BTW  the "Beast" at Daytona was epic.

It's so easy to tell who 45 wants to run against and who they are most afraid of. 

[Eric Loh]

13 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

 

Bloomberg is a stiff joker...Trump won't even break a sweat debating him.

Hurling insults and personal jabs at others and ignoring facts and evidence are not good debating skills. Thought you knew that. 

[albertik]

3 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

It's so easy to tell who 45 wants to run against and who they are most afraid of. 

Please enlighten me.  AFAIK they are all lame and not a real challenge.  Well except for Marianne.

[sirineou]

I live thirty minutes away from Daytona beach, we call the Daytona 500   'Redneck Lollapalooza"  . What better place for trump to be at, 'cause we all know he is a big Nascar fan from his days ot the NYC prairie.

Local avoid the area during the event like the plague.  

Nascar stands for "National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing " let me assure you there is little if anything stock about these cars. The above acronyme is as truthful as trump.  

[Scot123]

The haters really hate. The Trump syndom virus thank god is dying away into insignificant delusion with sneers and blatant lies. How anyone can say Sir Trump is the laziest president ever is beyond delusional. Like him or hate him the man is a workaholic working nearly 20 hours a day for America and its people all the while the Democrats waste their time and energy with impeachment that started before his exceptance speech. As for the but didn't win the majority of the people's votes nonsesce which has already been proved wrong so just screaming it will never make it true. It is now 2020 and time for the people to vote again and as Trump just keeps on working and producing success after success the dems enplode and still scream impeachment and derogatory remarks about the man and his supporters all the while the date for the people to vote again comes closer and closer. So when the people decide again they want Trump and this time with a landslide victory as BoJo did in the UK, its going to be the best show ever as the results are read out.... 

[Tippaporn]

We're up to 5 pages on an article about Trump taking a limo lap before the Daytona 500?  Well, why not, 5555555555.

 

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

A real billionaire, vs. a barely billionaire. A smart man, vs a man with a very modest IQ. A man with alot of political experience, a respect for the rule of law, and a good orator. How refreshing would all of that be. For most of us, his wealth barely matters. If anything, it makes him alot less "sold out" than the present occupant. It is about who can beat Trump, and who can do a decent job leading the nation. Go "Little Mike" go! You can beat this egomaniacal clown. 

Bloomberg would have never become a billionaire if it wasn't for his white privilege.  Libs need to reject him for that if nothing else.

 

Edited February 17, 2020 by Tippaporn

[Dap]

9 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I suspect this is going to morph within Trump’s mind, and perhaps in the mind of one or two of his supporters, into  ‘The day I won the Daytona 500’.

 

The crowd were of course there to see him.

 

And what a crowd it was too, only surpassed in size by the one that attended his inauguration 

[sirineou]

5 minutes ago, Dap said:

And what a crowd it was too, only surpassed in size by the one that attended his inauguration 

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/02/17/parscale-tweet-daytona-500-air-force-one-old-photo-nr-vpx.cnn

[Curt1591]

10 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Given that he didn’t get the most ‘people’s votes’ your assertion is nonsense.

Pull one county's votes, Los Angeles county, and Trump took the popular vote. 

[Dap]

33 minutes ago, sirineou said:

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/02/17/parscale-tweet-daytona-500-air-force-one-old-photo-nr-vpx.cnn

And how embarrassing is THAT? What a bunch of incompetents.  

[Jingthing]

2 hours ago, albertik said:

Please enlighten me.  AFAIK they are all lame and not a real challenge.  Well except for Marianne.

Quite obviously 45 most wants to run against Bernie because he can red bait him and is most afraid of Bloomberg because Bloomberg has his number. 

[Kelsall]

2 hours ago, Jingthing said:

More like 45 will refuse to debate him.

Right...he's afraid of a guy standing on a box.

Edited February 17, 2020 by Kelsall

[Kelsall]

3 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

A real billionaire, vs. a barely billionaire. A smart man, vs a man with a very modest IQ. A man with alot of political experience, a respect for the rule of law, and a good orator. How refreshing would all of that be. For most of us, his wealth barely matters. If anything, it makes him alot less "sold out" than the present occupant. It is about who can beat Trump, and who can do a decent job leading the nation. Go "Little Mike" go! You can beat this egomaniacal clown. 

You mean it will be Trump vs a guy standing on a box.

[Jingthing]

8 minutes ago, Kelsall said:

Right...he's afraid of a guy standing on a box.

That's fake. But expected low level from 45.

[Tug]

30 minutes ago, Kelsall said:

Right...he's afraid of a guy standing on a box.

Ahhh love the sweet sent of desperation in the morning lol reverting to sandbox 3 level are we lol soo let’s see short people well here’s a few examples for you James Doolittle he would tell you it was his demonstration of the first ifr landing of an aircraft on instruments not the leading of the first bombing raid on Tokyo nor the command of the 8th af during ww2 he and mike are the same height or how about US GRANT wasent a great president but one hell of a general and not a rasist old Donald better pick up his game lol the laziest president in American  history I wonder how much tax dollars are spent supporting each round of golf he plays?to bad his campaign doesent have to pay the taxpayers back for use of our stuff in his campaign 

[Sujo]

7 hours ago, JHolmesJr said:

like a sissy, I might add.

How was trumps throw at the world series?

 

I note he didnt drive himself around daytina, what a sissy.

[Sujo]

55 minutes ago, Kelsall said:

Right...he's afraid of a guy standing on a box.

Debunked. But facts are not your strong point.

[spidermike007]

1 hour ago, Kelsall said:

You mean it will be Trump vs a guy standing on a box.

Yes, as I said, little Mike. When one is as successful and as intelligent as he is, you can almost be proud of your short stature. Likewise, when one is as dishonorable, and modest of intelligence as Trump is, that is all you got, really. 

[spidermike007]

3 hours ago, sirineou said:

https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/02/17/parscale-tweet-daytona-500-air-force-one-old-photo-nr-vpx.cnn

But, since truth is not truth, it does not really matter. For a man with no honor or courage, fake images, fake news, pretense, exaggerations and falsehoods, are no big deal at all. When he shows an image like this, meant to drum up patriotism, it causes me to reflect on the glory days, when a King led his men into battle. Difficult to imagine this five time draft dodger leading his men into battle on the fields of Agincourt, like Henry V did? Or even storming the beaches of Normandy, at Omaha Beach? A nearly impossible image to conjure up. One day of that, and his PTSD would debilitate him for life. 

[atyclb]

5 hours ago, BobBKK said:

6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Thank you. No question a re-election would embolden him even more. It is the last thing in the world the US, and the world needs. He is a danger to all. I am hopeful "Little Mike" will use his rather large brain, and kick Trump to the curb, and force a rather inglorious and humiliating exit. Into the hands of the SDNY. Bloomberg is our best hope. And he looks to be getting stronger by the day. I like him. He would make a great president, and he might be able to restore alot of destroyed alliances, and world trade. 

So funny, Dems backing a white Billionaire, who'd a thought it?  LOL   

 

 

not electable, thats way too much white privilege 

[Cryingdick]

5 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

A real billionaire, vs. a barely billionaire. A smart man, vs a man with a very modest IQ. A man with alot of political experience, a respect for the rule of law, and a good orator. How refreshing would all of that be. For most of us, his wealth barely matters. If anything, it makes him alot less "sold out" than the present occupant. It is about who can beat Trump, and who can do a decent job leading the nation. Go "Little Mike" go! You can beat this egomaniacal clown. 

 

Isn't it funny how before hating rich people was the thing. Now that their only Hail Mary pass might be a rich, white, racist, woman hater who denigrates farmers and workers they gleefully point out he is a bigger billionaire?

 

The dems have basically conceded it is okay to buy the election now. That's fine by me as it won't work anyway. However do they have no shame?

 

It's going to be fun watching Bernie pound the podium about this. I hope they have a plan for when the Bernie supporters abandon the party after being bent over. One more time for the circular firing squad to do its job.

[ToThailand]

Trump may be a patriot dont deny that, but hes still a idiot and people voting for him are even bigger fools. 

[bendejo]

20 hours ago, Emdog said:

Hmm I wonder if included this in speech?

"Stock car racing grew from the great American tradition of breaking the law and avoiding taxes. Ambitious men built a new industry with no government help, distilling low value corn into what would become known as "white lightning", pushing technological advances through demand for high powered cars to avoid the deep state "revenooers". We honor that tradition here today. Bigly."

"Last American Hero"?

 

[bendejo]

19 hours ago, CharlieH said:

Burdened with moving the 20,000 lb Beast around

How much does it weigh when he's not in it?  555

 

[spidermike007]

13 hours ago, atyclb said:

 

 

not electable, thats way too much white privilege 

And Trump somehow does not fall into the same category in terms of privilege? Certainly not in terms of smarts, or success. Bloomberg did not inherit his money. He made it. I think Americans in general, really admire a self made person. Trump could have made more than he did, if he had just put his money into the stock market.