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>Sell the news

>>4871166

Yes it is. They've resisted him since the primaries. If they had superdelegates like the Dems they could have stonewalled his growth. People were at the RNC walking out on him and booing him.

His net worth has crumbled while in office and it has been objectively terrible for his brand. Entirely unprecedented as other Presidents have gotten filthy rich during and after office relative to assets prior.

He's been doing what he said he would do. He said he would recognize Jersualem, he did. He said he would go heavy after Obamacare, he did. He said he would go after Muslims, he did. He said he would build a wall, he's been pursuing it and the only impediment will be Congress.

If he was bought out he would not be allowed to post the kind of idiotic and at times nearly insane shit he does on twitter. In fact, it's his unpredictability, resistance on the path towards and while in office, almost total media condemnation (even Fox News has lambasted him at times, conservative shill central), and the fact that he was already rich and old, that prove that he is anti-establishment. And no amount of cherrypicking or nitpicky /r/politics tier complaints you can make change that. It's fact and right there.

He truly is the pastor to lead crypto to the promised land free of regulation. If Obama was in office the government would already be digging their claws in. Clinton absolutely so.

hey you fuckin queers, take a break from your shitty crypto meme and answer this. who here invests in land?