Democrats Think The Answer To Trump Is Running Beyoncé In 2020

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:mjlol: this is a hilarious response like he's more qualified then her.
Well if you really draw it out he got more experience

Citing NY Post here:
The answer is that Trump’s entire life has been marinated in politics. His father, Fred Trump, made millions building apartments in Brooklyn and Queens. It didn’t hurt, when it came to land assembly and public subsidies, that he was a key supporter of Brooklyn machine Democrats and a close friend and ally of Abraham Beame, city comptroller in 1964 and later mayor.

A decade later, Donald Trump, at 28, basically took over the family business and focused it elsewhere. New York City, plagued by violent crime and high taxes, lost 1 million people in the 1970s. Building apartments in the outer boroughs was looking like a sucker’s game. Getting a toehold in Manhattan at the market’s trough, to profit when it glittered again, looked like — and was — a winner.

It helped that Beame was elected mayor in 1973 and that Hugh Carey, for whom the Trump family provided major financial backing when he was an underdog in the primary, was elected governor in 1974.

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It isn't much but it's clear he's been around the workings of government and maybe Beyoncé has as well but idk
 

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Well if you really draw it out he got more experience

Citing NY Post here:
The answer is that Trump’s entire life has been marinated in politics. His father, Fred Trump, made millions building apartments in Brooklyn and Queens. It didn’t hurt, when it came to land assembly and public subsidies, that he was a key supporter of Brooklyn machine Democrats and a close friend and ally of Abraham Beame, city comptroller in 1964 and later mayor.

A decade later, Donald Trump, at 28, basically took over the family business and focused it elsewhere. New York City, plagued by violent crime and high taxes, lost 1 million people in the 1970s. Building apartments in the outer boroughs was looking like a sucker’s game. Getting a toehold in Manhattan at the market’s trough, to profit when it glittered again, looked like — and was — a winner.

It helped that Beame was elected mayor in 1973 and that Hugh Carey, for whom the Trump family provided major financial backing when he was an underdog in the primary, was elected governor in 1974.
Nowhere does it say he has experience... I'm sure B supported Obama... She's qualified too then, no? :patrice:
 

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Adviser: Good morning President Knowles, so what changes do you plan to make?

President Knowles: I might make another "Formation". Getting all those Becky's with the good hair.

Adviser: Um

President Knowles: I gots this shyt locked :smugbiden:


Adviser: :merchant:
 
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