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originally posted by: CynConcepts
originally posted by: nobunaga
a reply to: CynConcepts
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the man wants to lead this country because nobody else out there is fit to be president.
have you ever went out to dinner to a place where you never ate... and looked at an item on the menu and said to yourself, hmm that sounds good, maybe ill try that?
Trump is that option. he wants to be president. He has spent tons of his own money on this campaign. If he didnt want to lead this country, why would he campaign the way he is, holding rally after rally, city after city?
as far as accomplishing much? Trump has no strings. he will listen to the people. he will expose secrets of this goernment we have all been waiting for. ET's, space programs, knowledge. you really think hes gonna hold back if hes told not to release information? hell no
No, he is going to keep saying more outrageous things and slowly scare away more of his supporters. He is only doing what he has planned on doing. He is not stupid or a moron, but his candidate "character" is a buffoon? Ask yourself, why? He is not going to do anything since he will not be elected, he will see to that.
originally posted by: nobunaga
a reply to: Blazemore2000
one of the most successful real estate moguls of all time is a moron?
you ask for higher qualifications from the guy who drives your kids school bus than you do in a leader of the free world.
originally posted by: nobunaga
where you gonna take your support? canada? are you one of those im gonna move if trump wins?
originally posted by: CagliostroTheGreat
Because I'm writing in The Great Cthulhu. I mean, why settle for two lesser evils when I can vote for the greatest evil Spacetime has ever known. Time to make R'lyeh great again.
originally posted by: nobunaga
Hillary Clinton is more of an authoritarian than Trump is. Look at her actions. Shes above the law.
She is either:
a) satan/lucifer/dark lord
b) an extra terrestrial overlord/reptilian leader
c) gives the best h**d in the history of man
d) all of the above
originally posted by: nobunaga
a reply to: Sillyolme
donalds is higher than yours
documented and everything
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My comments are based on both extensive training and experience conducting over 1000 intellectual and personality assessments during my career. I’ve heard many interviews with Trump, dating back long before he ran for president. In his responses to questions, the vocabulary he uses and his demonstrated reasoning-analytical processes show no evidence of capacities that would suggest to me, an IQ above the 115 -130 range (Mean 100, SD 15). That doesn’t mean his IQ isn’t higher, but nothing in his verbal expression suggests a higher IQ to me, again, based on my experience interviewing and testing approximately 1000 individuals.
(Mike Wade)
Some have claimed that his attendance at Wharton’s undergraduate program is proof of a “genius” IQ. In fact, Trump attended Fordham University in New York for his first two years of college, before transferring to Wharton’s undergraduate program (He’s not a Wharton MBA). I wonder why, with his parents resources and supposed genius level IQ, he would have attended Fordham coming out of high school? While Fordham is a good school, it isn’t in the top tier of selectivity. Average SAT is at about the 85th percentile, avg GPA 3.6. The 85th percentile of IQ is about 115–120 range (IQ is always expressed as a statistical range in professionally administered testing).
With a wealthy connected father, such a student could transfer to Wharton if he was a decent student after a couple of years at Fordham, but I do question why a genius with resources wouldn’t have attended a top tier university from the outset. Furthermore, there is no record of Trump having distinguished himself as a student at Wharton. Though he has stated that he graduated at the top of his class at Wharton, the record does not show Trump among those who graduated with distinction/honors.
Trump prides himself on being a superlative manipulator. The Art of the Deal (which, by the way, Trump co-authored with Tony Schwartz) provides great insights into how a manipulative approach to anything in life will get you what you want or darn close to it.
In Trump & Schwartz’s book, Trump reveals, “I play to people's fantasies. People may not always think big themselves, but they can still get very excited by those who do. That's why a little hyperbole never hurts. People want to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular.” So, Mr. Trump’s propensity to label every idea he has with, “It’s gonna be great” is just a form of mass hypnosis that has worked very well for him in business and is obviously working extremely well for him in his political campaign.
To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who gauged this activity would gauge no consequences. To the contrary, those individuals are often subject to security or administrative sanctions, but that is not what we are deciding now.