DT: Dead soldiers are losers and suckers.

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

I'll leave that to you, since you probably have no plans.  Maybe you can go to an Irish bar and grab some new friends.  

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

I can only imagine how you go through life.  Do you just cower in a corner in the fetal position, and come out for food and to go to the bathroom?

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

Actually I picture you with gloves and a mask on as you're typing you're so terrified of contracting Covid.  

Damn, you must be one fragile person to be so preoccupied with getting ill.

Have you always been a hypochondriac, or is this a new thing with you. 

Whatever it is, they sure do have you brainwashed.  

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

Are you wearing a gas mask?  I think I found a photo of you.

Originally Posted by Jim Moscheck

How true Russ. Seems this story has legs as it was confirmed over the weekend by other news and sources other than Fox. 

Originally Posted by James Lacey

Did you see Trump's labor day press conference? When asked about disparaging veterans as losers and suckers, Trump dodged the question and went on to accuse the Pentagon leaders of being war profiteers. Then when asked about the Atlantic story, he claimed he couldn't drive to the cemetery, seemingly unaware that other world leaders went to the cemetery by car.

Originally Posted by Darian Rachal

• Between January and July this year, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign has spent $800 million of its $1.1 billion campaign war chest, a New York Times investigation has found.

• Some of the big spends by the campaign seemed more designed to please Trump than win over voters, with millions spent on ads in solidly Democratic Washington, DC, The Times reported.

• The campaign also spent $11 million on Super Bowl ads to rival former Democratic candidate and billionaire Michael Bloomberg, The Times said.

• Much of the spending can be traced to decisions by Brad Parscale, who was demoted as Trump's campaign manager after June's disastrous Tulsa rally.

• New Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien has since imposed "a series of belt-tightening measures," The Times reported.

Originally Posted by James Lacey

Maybe this will wake you from slumber? Trump, the great deal maker. The supposed self-made businessman. Has squandered another fortune and failed miserably.

The Trump campaign has reportedly squandered most of the $1.1 billion it raised, blowing millions on Super Bowl ads to rival Bloomberg and targeted DC ads to please Trump

https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-campaign-blows-cash-advantage-super-bowl-dc-ads-nyt-2020-9?utm_source=reddit.com

• Between January and July this year, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign has spent $800 million of its $1.1 billion campaign war chest, a New York Times investigation has found.

• Some of the big spends by the campaign seemed more designed to please Trump than win over voters, with millions spent on ads in solidly Democratic Washington, DC, The Times reported.

• The campaign also spent $11 million on Super Bowl ads to rival former Democratic candidate and billionaire Michael Bloomberg, The Times said.

• Much of the spending can be traced to decisions by Brad Parscale, who was demoted as Trump's campaign manager after June's disastrous Tulsa rally.

• New Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien has since imposed "a series of belt-tightening measures," The Times reported.