In your lifetime has there been a political leader as selfless as Donald Trump?

This country doesn’t deserve him.

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Literally every single one of them

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So Biden?

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So Biden?

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What part of every single one of them do you not understand?

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What part of every single one of them do you not understand?

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You are of the opinion that Biden is selfless?

Do you know what that word means?

Damn you really slurped that kool aid up

Greatest President of my time.

I don't think he is going to prison. He is the best President this country has ever had.

how is it selfless he didn't pay tax on the 130k?

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Damn you really slurped that kool aid up

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You wanted Kanye as president.

I think Trump was just looking for another challenge; many individuals who have been of great service to Humanity did so motivated upon a selfish basis. One could say that dedicating one's life to the service of Humanity, is an act that will bring personal satisfaction...and therein, selfish. The desire to 'go to Heaven' as well.

I think Trump worked with and respected the blue collar workers who built his projects. At least those who worked hard and fair. I think he believes in the Capitalist System and competing with Socialism (the CCP) and has long been pissed at the US policy which gave China an undeserved edge.

I think that when he ran and won, and realized that he was now a true leader in the eyes of many who he now personally met, and that he now held the dreams and banner (Capitalist economic freedom to "purse happiness" via exceptional application of talent/work ethic) of the Middle Class, as the Deep State, Transnational Progressives began to slowly "fundamentally transform" this Nation.

I don't know if he feels that this scenario is a sort of 'predestiny', I.e., that he was/is ordained by God. I'm not sure Trump was even truly Religious/Spiritual; more like he was just Agnostic and did not care to know, as such 'Knowledge' might affect him in ways that complicate his own desires and choices.

Bottom line: he's a man, with exceptional energy and drive to meet worthy challenges. Just like a lot of us. He's exploring and discovering and refining his own 'self'. That is life.

I would like to ask him that if it all goes bad, and the Dem Fascist triumph, and that he does not have Faith such that he is able to accept such that defines him merely as a martyr for Freedom, but not the Godly version...would he still think it was worth the stand, and pain therein. Would like to see the look in his eyes as he pondered that question. I always think of that Old Man in "The Longest Yard", when asked by the Burt Reynolds Character "was it worth it"...and the OM answered, "well, for me it was".

This is a lot bigger than we now realize. But not for much longer. The 'Vision' of Truth is coming. Second time "unto salvation".