why political leaders should do a blind trust

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masked, social, it is TIME for each individual to have a space heater

Until the time you can substantiate your claim, it's conjecture, and conspiracy material. aka, bird cage liner.

Have you ever considered that you are reacting just the way he wants you to? So busy frothing at the mouth, that you aren't actually paying attention to what else is going on.

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Your life is the sum total of the choices you make.
If you don't laugh at yourself, a whole bunch of people will volunteer to do it for you
I never lose. I either win, or I learn....

But if he is a 'silent partner' as you tried to claim, a 'blind trust' wouldn't mean diddly.

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Your life is the sum total of the choices you make.
If you don't laugh at yourself, a whole bunch of people will volunteer to do it for you
I never lose. I either win, or I learn....

oh but that is where you are wrong
I see the breaking of America bit by bit by maligning its institutions, the illegal arms sales to S Arabia, the attempt at illegally suppressing opposition voting. And all his other bad actions which do weary one there are so many and yes he is smart at the rapid and open misdeeds he has committed

Are you silly? of course you think congressmen get their family to buy stock on their inside knowledge because technically it isn't illegal. how many do you think do it? A bunch. So if you use your sense for that you can see that a guy who never cared a dime about people in his life unless they made him a buck or saved his arse is not going to waste breath on touting a cure.
the very way he says it should be a clue.
Haven't you ever had anyone try to snow you into buying a time share or something? yeah that's him.

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masked, social, it is TIME for each individual to have a space heater

Oh you mean like a Vice President who chauffeurs his son around on AF2 creating the impression he represents the VP. Then holds US aid hostage to coerce a foreign government into firing a prosecutor who threatened the son's payoff from a notoriously corrupt foreign company? Unlike your rambling expression of unvarnished hatred the VP'S corruption is well documented.

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If Democrats were confident their nominee actually received more than 80 million votes they wouldn't have more troops occupying Washington, DC than Lincoln had defending the city during the Civil War. Not Joe Biden, Kim Jung Biden.

I take it you can't support your claim.

This strikes me as a quite bizarre assertion.

Certainly, Donald Trump may be reasonably skewered for his (somewhat ubiquitous) character flaws. But to claim that he does not love his country surely is not one of these.

I was born in 1948; and I really cannot think of another president within my lifetime who appeared to love America more than Donald Trump does. (It is really hard to say who would be second: Jimmy Carter--despite his general incompetence, I believe--nonetheless appeared to love the country quite a bit. So did Dwight Eisenhower. And Ronald Reagan. And both of the Bushes.)

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"In his second inaugural address, [Franklin D.] Roosevelt sought 'unimagined power' to enforce the 'proper subordination' of private power to public power. He got it…"—George Will, July 8, 2007