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I remember Oboma saying in 2016, no one with a reasonable mind would think.
he had spies on the Trump campaign, there is lots of minds know now that he did.
It has nothing to do with Obama. It had to do with Trump's criminal activity and the FBI.
Regardless, that has NOTHING to do with this speech. Stay on topic.
Trump should try it (first he needs to be educated).
Let's hear it.....his professors will say "wow....no one has been so educated."
He was gentle and firm, articulate, knew when to pause and take his audience in to sense the mood... smiled a lot , had open body language and you felt you knew him. Education, intelligence and finesse.
He was never crude or angry or out of control and is mentally healthy which is needed for a president . We have a saying here for people who get in to power and try to be eloquent and fail ~ you can't make a silk purse out of a sows ear.
Donald Trump's father Fred is the reason why Donald Trump is the way he is..
I will have a look around for that book as well
I didn't even notice a list of keywords. When I used to speak at seminars, I used to rely on a list of topic keywords to ensure, that I covered all topics that I wanted. Plus, slides used to also jog memory of
when to cover a topic. I never read off a teleprompter.
Trump has trouble making complete sentences.
g - I agree with you. Both Bill Clinton and Obama are both well educated and very good speakers.
I enjoyed listening to both.
We have that same saying here. But, in Trump case, it's more a pig's butt.
m - Thanks for relating your impression of Ms. Trump's book. While I'm sure Trump's father was
contributory to how he turned out, I don't fully blame it on him. How a person behaves is ultimately owned by the individual, when they become an adult. While we all were influenced by our parents,
we are unique and make our own choices.
One can allow parents to steer one's life, one can rebel, or one can use it as a jumping point and grow.
I'm sure that I am not the same as my parents, nor are most people. Trump needs to stop blaming others and own, that he is responsible for his actions.