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First I need you to detail “Trump’s tirade of treachery”. It’s always a challenge to read and understand your point when you use terms that don’t make sense.

Rick wrote: First I need you to detail “Trump’s tirade of treachery”. It’s always a challenge to read and understand your point when you use terms that don’t make sense.

i call bullshit,if IT HITS HOME there is always a deflection....the previous post stands (no need to explain further)...checkmate.

No, I still have my Queen and you’ll never touch the king.

In order to have a proper conversation, both parties should have the right to ask for a clarification when there is confusing language.

I just want the specific instance of this “tirade of treachery “. There’s so many outrages to choose from, I just want to know which one in this instance.

Is that too much of an ask?

Comprehension seems to be a wide spread problem.......can't help that.

That’s the easy way out for sure… if we were actually playing chess I think you’d be in trouble.

As for the word “treachery”, I’ve always understood it to be a term used when someone betrays the trust there were given.

I think the best example of that would be how Fauci lied in all phases of the Covid nightmare. So many examples of betrayal for his own benefit.

As for Trump, he never betrayed his voters in any significant way I can think of. He kept most of the promises that were not blocked by the left, and that’s really all I could ask from a president.

Biden however promised to unite us… remember? Yeah, he betrayed us all with that last speech … that was truly treacherous.

ti·rade
/ˈtīˌrād/
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noun
noun: tirade; plural noun: tirades

a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.
"a tirade of abuse"

treach·er·y
/ˈtreCH(ə)rē/
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noun
noun: treachery; plural noun: treacheries

betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature.
"his resignation was perceived as an act of treachery"

SEEMS QUITE SUCCINCT TO ME

homeagain wrote: ti·rade
/ˈtīˌrād/
Learn to pronounce
noun
noun: tirade; plural noun: tirades

a long, angry speech of criticism or accusation.
"a tirade of abuse"

treach·er·y
/ˈtreCH(ə)rē/
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noun
noun: treachery; plural noun: treacheries

betrayal of trust; deceptive action or nature.
"his resignation was perceived as an act of treachery"

SEEMS QUITE SUCCINCT TO ME

Yet you can’t admit Biden is doing that very thing and he’s the one actually running the country, not Trump. Did you see Biden balling up his fists in front of two Marines and the blood red background? Please tell me you don’t see that as a tirade when he’s vilifying the supporters of his political rival.

I recall it differently...I have posted MANY Biden busting comments that I have made....I have stated time and time again, that BOTH PARTIES R FUBARRED and r running this country into the ground with PARTIANSHIP....perhaps u missed those comments, I will give u the benefit of the doubt. THIS far right,far left AND NO MIDDLE will be the death rattle of a dying country.....it's called the FOURTH TURNING.

I don’t recall any of your direct criticisms of Biden, but if there are they must also have some kind of Trump reference attached to soften that criticism. I do wonder if Trump was to drop dead today, would the obsession continue or would the current president be judged by his own actions without having a Trump reference attached? Something to think about.

Rick wrote: I don’t recall any of your direct criticisms of Biden, but if there are they must also have some kind of Trump reference attached to soften that criticism. I do wonder if Trump was to drop dead today, would the obsession continue or would the current president be judged by his own actions without having a Trump reference attached? Something to think about.

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I don't have to ponder it for ANY period of time.....I would be ELATED if BOTH men were not in the picture....
I am not saying I would like them dead, I am saying they need to move on to another chapter in their lives that is NOT POLITICAL.