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In reply to the discussion: When did you first start to dislike tRump? [View all]ananda
(35,140 posts)52. I never liked 45.
And I only watched 5 minutes of The Apprentice once
and that was enough.
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Same here. In fact, I don't know one New Yorker that doesn't think he is a
smirkymonkey
Jun 2017
#41
I lived in N.Y. in the 60's and 70's and 80's and everyone thought at that time he was an asshole
katmondoo
Jun 2017
#46
Me, too. Born in Manhattan, I grew up in north Jersey, riding the train in to the city
mnhtnbb
Jun 2017
#17
i think it was the 80's bob villa still on this old house & had HIM on + his
pansypoo53219
Jun 2017
#18
I can't recall exactly, but it was sometime before "Trump: The Game" was sold.
Buckeye_Democrat
Jun 2017
#22
I read the Art of the Deal as a teenager and the other books of that ilk that came out in the 80s.
GreenEyedLefty
Jun 2017
#23
I guess the 1st time I saw his face on TV or in a magazine in the late 70s early 80s
TexasProgresive
Jun 2017
#24
Does Trump have one single likable characteristic? Is there any other creature as revolting?
Doodley
Jun 2017
#34
When he drove three of my Dad's friends into bankruptcy while he walked away with a pile of money.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#49
An unrepentant racist. Caught discriminating by the govt and not a single apology.
KeepItReal
Jun 2017
#51
I never paid much attention to him until he got going on the birther thing.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jun 2017
#53
In the 1980s when he first started priding himself on being a greedy con man
Snake Plissken
Jun 2017
#54
In the 80's. He was one of the "faces" of the wealth is a virtue attitude of the Reagan era .
m-lekktor
Jun 2017
#57
I remember back in the late 80s/early 90s when Trump's first divorce hit....
Tommy_Carcetti
Jun 2017
#67
I graduated high school in 87, but knew of trump from the media all through high school.
WyattKansas
Jun 2017
#81