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The Disgrace of Trump Profile picture
The Disgrace of Trump
@LostBy2864974
Trump, a failure at business & politics. Gifted $400 million he went bankrupt. Impeached twice. A stain on U.S. history. CLOSED: New acct= @Politakes1
Dec 14, 2020 • 26 tweets • 10 min read
1/ THE TRUMP LEGACY

Millions of Americans voted for, and feel loyalty to, Donald #Trump. But does his record as President justify this loyalty? In this thread we'll look back at Trump's term and see if he actually was able to "Make America Great Again".
#MAGA #KAG #StopTheSteal 2/ While campaigning, Trump made grand promises. At the cornerstone of these promises were his tax cuts. The GOP Congress made them permanent for corporations but only temporary for individuals. These cuts were supposed to be "rocket fuel" for the economy.
nytimes.com/2017/09/29/us/…
Oct 31, 2020 • 26 tweets • 12 min read
A revisiting of some notable moments from #Trump's four years as President of the United States of America...

Retweet and vote.

#MAGA #KAG #RESIST #VOTEBLUE JAN 21, 2017 - WH Press Sec Sean Spicer claims Trump's inauguration to be the "largest audience ever" for such an event.

Presented with contrary evidence Kellyanne Conway said Spicer was offering "alternative facts"

Lying and crowd size become common refrains of Trump's tenure. Overhead photos of Trump 2017 inauguration on left and Obama
Oct 6, 2020 • 14 tweets • 4 min read
1/ Despite fatigue from World War 1, the Spanish Flu, and the Great Depression, the American people were asked to sacrifice once again as it became apparent the United States would likely be drawn into World War 2. 2/ With a depleted military, the federal government instituted the country's first peace time draft, requiring all men ages 21 to 45 to register for potential military service. This was done in September 1940, over a full year BEFORE the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.