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Aussie105

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22. Rotting tomatoes would be a more appropriate image.

Reply to EarlG (Original post)

Wed Feb 11, 2026, 07:24 PM

Feb 11

The thing about Trump though, he has a very limited attention span.

He can make promises that sound good, but soon forgets he made them.

Then he gets upset when people complain he is not delivering on his promises.

Fair enough, he forgot he made them, why can't you? /sarcasm

The True Believers will tell themselves 'Any Day Now!' while the rest of us go 'WTF Donny?'

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4%?!!! Not in my broken world. quaint Feb 11 #10

He has doubled the ration of chocolate UpInArms Feb 11 #3

But.... But .... Shady Vance says Diamond_Dog Feb 11 #4

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People need to learn to expect the opposite of what Mr. Trump says. pandr32 Feb 11 #7

That certainly sums it up PatSeg Feb 11 #11

It actually comes from his mind. pandr32 Feb 11 #12

"his scant pantry of knowledge and life experience" PatSeg Feb 11 #15

100% pandr32 Feb 11 #17

Poor, poor Donnie PatSeg Feb 11 #18

He read a book, called "The Magic of Believing " by Norman Vincent Peal. love_katz Feb 11 #19

Oh yeah, I forgot about Norman Vincent Peale PatSeg Feb 11 #20

Promises made, literally no promises kept! Initech Feb 11 #8

I had to drive by huge signs in 2024 every time I went to see my parents. progressoid Feb 11 #9

Americans are shocked by utility bills as high as $1,000 - clink ... OldBoss Feb 11 #13

One more of the many thousands of lies joshdawg Feb 11 #14

"If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is." Beartracks Feb 11 #21

Rotting tomatoes would be a more appropriate image. Aussie105 Feb 11 #22

Windmills kill too many birds, according to... Justice matters. Feb 11 #23