How Is Biden Leading Trump?!

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(08-27-2020, 11:01 AM)Truck_1_0_1_ Wrote: Nancy Pelosi

Nancy Pelosi attacked him worse first.

It's wrong for him to respond?

(08-27-2020, 11:59 AM)Millhouse Wrote: If you truly believe this, then no point in even trying to persuade just how bad Trump is for the country & the world short and long term.

But maybe you're right, we definitely needed someone that mocks the disabled. 

False:

Quote:The incident in question is Trump supposedly mocking New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, whose hand and arm movement on his right side is impaired due to arthrogryposis. Video from 2015 seems to indicate that Trump was indeed cruelly imitating the man.

But the media are too lazy and those suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome are too nasty and small-minded to look deeper. The truth is, Trump has often used those same convulsive gestures to mimic the mannerisms of people, including himself, who are rattled and exasperated.
Why couldn't the mainstream media look this up? Gavin McInnes of TheRebelMedia.com and Taki's Magazine did, and he has the video evidence to show that Trump has a history of flailing his arms to make a point. It isn't something he reserved for Kovaleski.
McInnes wasn't alone — Catholics 4 Trump ably made the same case. So have others. If these people could do the research, why couldn't the legacy media, with all its resources, do the same?
And here's another point: Why have we seen no images of Kovaleski moving the way Trump is moving? In every video and photograph of Kovaleski we've seen, he is calmly standing still with his right arm held firm against his chest. He's not waving his arms uncontrollably.
Why would Trump imitate a man who has difficulty moving at least one of his limbs by madly thrashing his own?
The answer to all these questions is this: The media and their political handlers constructed a fake news talking point against Trump and ran with it. The truth would have derailed their anti-Trump, anti-Republican, anti-conservative agenda.

Too easy.  

Do some research.

(08-27-2020, 03:10 PM)Benton Wrote: Just curious about this.

Narcism isn't often associated with a lot of positive traits or even leadership traits. At a simple level, it's about having more interest in ones self over others, even to a degree of fantasy. How is that a positive for leadership?

It's positive because Trump believes that he's the best man to lead the greatest country on earth.  Has any coach ever been successful if he doesn't make his players at least believe that they're good enough to win?  

Ever heard of motivation?  One can't motivate if people don't believe that that person is at least confident in himself and what he's saying.