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Solly Mack

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2. Trump wants a win (no matter how). He wants constant praise. He demands obedience.

Reply to Goprox (Original post)

Sat Jul 22, 2017, 11:19 PM

Jul 2017

(that he calls loyalty)

But anything else he might want, and that's a dubious might, will always come in last to those three needs.

Always.

Everything else isn't even a consideration to those three needs.

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New York Times' Maggie Haberman: "Trump generally believes that everybody should have health care" [View all] Goprox Jul 2017 OP

I heard her say that on an NPR program marybourg Jul 2017 #1

Trump wants a win (no matter how). He wants constant praise. He demands obedience. Solly Mack Jul 2017 #2

Totally agree Stinkfoot007 Jul 2017 #6

He would - and no amount of how deep, deep down he thinks this - is worth the time to say it. Solly Mack Jul 2017 #10

I am sure he does Egnever Jul 2017 #3

but not if it means giving Obama credit for it JI7 Jul 2017 #4

It's what he promised, but Hieronymus Jul 2017 #5

Trump eats his burger sans bun Doomy_Tunes Jul 2017 #7

I think you mean the Crotch Brothers? emulatorloo Jul 2017 #9

Sure, meaning everyone torius Jul 2017 #8

Maggie Haberman is another incompetent, know-nothing .... LenaBaby61 Jul 2017 #11

This is one of the reasons I no longer subscribe to the NYTimes. They have a pattern of still_one Jul 2017 #12

I think this happens quite a bit Stinkfoot007 Jul 2017 #14

They don't view the poor as people. So when they say "everybody" they really mean "the rich." briv1016 Jul 2017 #13

And he generally has no idea how much it costs muriel_volestrangler Jul 2017 #15