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Do you really want to know what legacy Trump has left?

Let's ride out to the ranch where anyone can see, feel, and smell Trump's legacy all he or she wants.

For sure Trump's legacy is 100 % pure coming from the best bulls on the ranch.

It may take a while before the stench completely has left the White House and grounds.

Even so, from time to time, that stench will be smelled around the White House and Capitol for generations to come.

Trump's legacy was no doubt the purest of all the presidents who have served the US.

Without a doubt, Trump achieved his dreams and will be recognized forever in first place.

In appreciation, Congress will soon designate the bull to replace the eagle as the symbol for all that Trump did to America and what Trump will be able to continue to do to America even as Trump exits the White House.

In time, Democrats, Republicans and Independents will be as one when the Legacy of Trump is being discussed or considered.

Soon, the Legacy of Trump will replace the Legacy of Paul Bunyan who could cut down thousands upon thousand trees in a single day.

In the Legscy of Trump, Donald J could do... do... do so much more!

Is the Legacy of Trump deep enough yet?

You will need hip boots to get you to the place where you can really, really appreciate the Legacy of Donald J Trump!
 

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The Trump legacy
Since July there have now been 13 executions making
TRUMP THE PRESIDENT
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
MOST EXECUTIONS
PER TENURE.
I do my best to give other people the respect that I would like to have.

While I believe that capital punishment should be reserved to very grave and unusual circumstances, I give respect to those who believe that there are circumstances where capital punishment is the valid response.

This is not what appears to be happening here. It appears there has been a substantial increase in capital punishment for political reasons.

It this is the case, than Trump and/or those responsible are guilty of murder.

Why? If people are being put to death for no reason other than a political base wants some prisoners put to death, this no longer a punishment for certain crimes, but instead a murder to please a bunch of people.

No punishment should be done to please a group of people. A trail should be held. A person found guilty and the punishment is done according to the laws of the state.

Technically, this appears to be the cases. Except there has been pressure from some people to get a few folks killed by injection. A certain number of capital punishments to please a crowd no longer is a punishment for breaking a law, but becomes murders to please a few folks back home.

Punishments of any kind should be about the law. Not acts to please some people.

When it is no longer about the law, it becomes mob rule.

Of course this news that I have shared is not new to most folks on this thread. It has been mob rule now for four years.

Just a little over 8 hours, Biden will be our president. We can return to rule based on written laws and agreed consequences.
 

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For all his slap-dash stupidity, I'm afraid you're missing the basic problem that, if it weren't for Covid, Trump would in all likelihood still be president.

More specifically, if it weren't for his handling of Covid, Trump would still be president.

Every president faces emergencies; how they respond becomes a huge part of their legacy.
 

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More specifically, if it weren't for his handling of Covid, Trump would still be president.
True - but it still took a once-in-a-hundred-year event that slapped the entire planet to do that. Other than that... and despite all the everything he would probably still be there.

Still, it might split the Republicans... maybe.
 

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True - but it still took a once-in-a-hundred-year event that slapped the entire planet to do that. Other than that... and despite all the everything he would probably still be there.

Still, it might split the Republicans... maybe.

I'm not sure what you're looking for. On the one hand, you want to remind us that Trump's defeat wasn't inevitable. On the other hand, in other posts, you chastise us for getting "wound up" about his continuing support.

Trump has been a symptom of larger problems in this country. It seems to me, we should either take those problems seriously, or not.
 

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I'm not sure what you're looking for. On the one hand, you want to remind us that Trump's defeat wasn't inevitable. On the other hand, in other posts, you chastise us for getting "wound up" about his continuing support.

Trump has been a symptom of larger problems in this country. It seems to me, we should either take those problems seriously, or not.
Yes, they are problems to be dealt with, not derided.
 

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Biden charters plane to DC after Trump REFUSED him government jet | Daily Mail Online

In a last "touch of class" before leaving office, Donald Trump refused to send an official government aircraft up to Delaware for the incoming president to fly. Fortunately Joe Biden didn't suffer much on the short flight south, as the chartered plane was a Boeing BBJ.

This is the aircraft (N834BZ)-- far more opulent than the narrow-body Boeing 757 frequently used as Air force One. BBJ / Boeing 737-700 (N834BZ) Western Air Charter, Inc S/N 29102
 
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Yes, they are problems to be dealt with, not derided.

A large part of dealing with a problem is to speak out against it. And within the limited context of an internet discussion forum, that's about the only means available.

But in the coming months and years, I will certainly join you in supporting efforts to deal with our problems in more tangible ways.