Dropping dozens of bombs on Iran is a questionable method of peace, and taking Putin's side in Ukraine is not winning any praise outside Russia, But mostly, after gutting USAID, leading to the deaths of hundreds of thousands around the world, I'm betting his chances are still near zero.

We find it unconstitutional because Trump simply defies the Constitution. A.K.A. "the law of the land." If trump wants to start a war, he needs to go through Congress because the Constitution gives that power to Congress. Not the president or the supreme court. If Trump wants to make $billions from a meme coin, he shouldn't be president, because the Constitution makes it clear that presidents' income is limited to their government salary. And Trump definitely shouldn't be taking money from foreign groups, like the ones buying his meme coin or renting rooms at his resorts. It's just naked corruption with Trump.

You may not want to know what happens when the drums stop.
www.talkbass.com/threads/if-drums-stop-very-bad.689762/

Joking aside, it's not clear the ceasefire will hold. It's not like Netanyahu listens to anybody else, and it's looking like Iran's nuke program wasn't as damaged as Trump claims. Also, did you miss where the Russians suggested that they may lend nukes to Iran? Either way, this whole deal could be back, and worse in another few months.

Trump had 34 felony convictions and had dozens of further indictments lined up, and the imbecile thinks that tariffs actually lower costs. Cannot understand that tariffs are a tax--despite loudly claiming that he knows more about tariffs than anybody. He says that about a lot of things. This week it's bombing Iran and starting a war after promising he was all about ending wars.

Biden has a stutter and had one bad night during a debate. He still turned around the pandemic mess left by Trump and grew the country's workforce more than the last several Republican presidents combined. Everything else is just made up by Republican talking points. I don't even know what you mean by "bimbo."

LOL. Nobel Peace Prize for a military strike? I wish I could see the thought process that made that idea work.

Yeah, they should probably be more focused on paying down the national debt, but Congress passes bills that their constituents demand.

So much junk to sort through, so I'll have to break it down:
1. Bogus, fake programs and $15 million/mo. on empty office space
Maybe you can expand on what you mean. I'm not in favor of bogus or fake programs, and I Googled "$15 million a month for room in office building" and just got offers of commercial real estate. I know lots of companies are "wasting" money on empty offices nowadays. I used to work for Meta (Facebook/Instagram, etc.) that spend $billions on their office space, and in the offices I worked at in California, they seemed about 95% empty. It's not just the federal government.
2. Hunter is another Epstein
I suppose you're trying to say that Hunter Biden is like Jeffery Epstein. I guess they were around the same age, and they famously liked to party. It seems Epstein did a lot worse than failure to pay his taxes and make mistakes on a firearms application. Why should I care about any of that, though? Nobody elected Hunter, and the guy didn't even have a security clearance.
3. Joe took showers with his teenage daughter
I had to look that up, too, and found nothing to show that she was a teenager. And in context with the report, it seems she was much younger when they showered together. She wrote that it was "probably not appropriate." But also that she had other social problems, possibly due to the nature of being daughter to a US Senator.
www.snopes.com/fact-check/ashley-biden-leaked-diary-accusation/
4. Spent money on Air Force One
Yes, the government spends money on the USAF VIP fleet. It's a line item in their budget, and Air Force One was ordered and purchased before Biden got into office. I think the contract was originally signed during Obama, but had been in progress since George W. Bush. Trump re-worked the contract with Boeing on that, and now he's unhappy with it, just like he's unhappy with the USMCA deal he signed during his last term.
5. Obama gave money to terrorist groups
So I found this story on Snopes (www.snopes.com/fact-check/obama-isra-terrorism-funding/) that explained that the Obama Administration approved $200K for a Christian relief organization working in the Middle East that paid an Islamic relief organization money they owed, and who were identified as a probable funder of terrorist groups. I'm actually not too bugged by this, since if there's work to do in that part of the world, you're going to have to work with people who work with some other people. Including shady people. People with dark histories. And apparently the $200K went toward humanitarian relief. Not towards weapons or terrorism.
6. Biden is the most corrupt president & wasted hundreds of $billions
I don't think Biden is corrupt. You meant Biden, right? The post above was so miserably formatted that it's not clear. If you meant Trump, then I agree. Trump is the most corrupt. On the other hand, Congressional Republicans spent years, if not decades trying to find Biden corruption, and while his brother and son made lots of money from being related to Joe, I haven't seen any evidence that it's caused President Biden to do anything but work for the USA. Maybe his pardoning his son (after he said he wouldn't) was a bit fishy, but considering how Trump weaponizes the DOJ, it looks prudent. But yeah, Trump is about as corrupt as can be. newrepublic.com/article/195202/trump-corruption-qatar-plane-middle-east-gulf-tour-family-business

Maybe you can post a clarification of your mess of a post with more specifics and maybe point to sources for your accusations.

It seems Trump is more senile than Biden ever was. Just more vocal, whereas Biden has a well-documented speech impediment, and Trump has a long list of lies.

As for facts, how about that Biden saw a larger jobs growth during his 4 years than the last 5 Republican presidents combined. The stock market reached new record highs every year of his presidency. And it started out with the great turn-around from the pandemic response that Trump absolutely fumbled.

And Presidents Obama & Clinton had even larger job growth than Biden, but they each had 8-year terms. So there's that. And the country just got along better with other countries under Biden, Obama & Clinton than they do under Trump.

And I'm not sure what you mean by "Enemy of the Constitution." Trump is suspending Habeas Corpus and just sending people to spend the rest of their life in a Venezuelan prison without due process (as mandated in the Constitution) and demanding to end birthright citizenship--which is protected right at the top of the 14th Amendment. But I'm guessing you're going to try and tell me how you think Biden violated the Constitution somewhere, too? Do explain.

Well, we did elect that imbecile Trump. That's a fail.

Trump pledged to be a 'peacemaker' in the Middle East — now the United States is entering a new war
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/trump-pledged-to-be-a-peacemaker-in-the-middle-east-now-the-united-states-is-entering-a-new-war/ar-AA1HaF9e


I find it troubling, if not surprising, that Trump didn't follow the law and let Congress declare war. Trump should stay in his lane.


Iran Warns US Of 'All-Out War' After Its Nuclear Sites Attacked
https://www.msn.com/en-in/war-and-conflicts/military-organizations/iran-warns-us-of-all-out-war-after-its-nuclear-sites-attacked/ar-AA1HaWaF?ocid=BingNewsVerp



Of course Trump didn't consider the implications of a Middle East war, and the rise of oil costs from it.

Trump is an imbecile.

Kash Patel dragged for ‘hit a cop, you’re going to jail’ threat to LA anti-ICE protesters: ‘Unless it’s for Trump’
www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/kash-patel-mocked-la-ice-protests-b2765847.html

Protests are protected by the First Amendment. Try again.

Sound mind? Ha. Good one. Meanwhile:

Watch: Trump Fumbles Repeatedly in Terrifying Speech at Florida Rally
newrepublic.com/post/183641/watch-trump-fumbles-terrifying-speech-florida-rally

It's one thing to enforce immigration law, but the Trump Administration is rounding up people who have yet to overstay any visa or break any law. It got so bad that when they arrested Abrego Garcia, then deported him to the only country they were prohibited to send him by court order, then delayed when ordered to return him, and now are apparently making up charges on which to indict him.
www.yahoo.com/news/conflicting-reports-raise-questions-kilmar-221200379.html

And to your arguing that LBJ federalized the National Guard in Alabama, which you seem to think is the same thing, but from a Democrat. Firstly, Back in the 1960-70s, the US went through a switch in political party affiliation, when Republicans implemented the "Southern Strategy" appealing to Southern racists and consolidate political power for Republicans. Democrats were the conservatives back then. But also, LBJ sent the guardsmen to protect the people protesting, not to protect the government, and in Alabama at the time, the governor and police didn't want to do their job protecting people marching for civil rights. LBJ did not call the guard to arrest anybody, but just hold their line.
www.cbc.ca/news/world/national-guard-history-presidents-trump-1.7556593

Trump's complaining about the autopen is just a distraction for his failing health and failing policies. He's building a fascist administration while demanding punishment on his political enemies, and there's nothing against the law about an autopen.

He's apparently living rent-free up in Trump's head. With Hillary and Barack Obama.

What harm has Biden done to the country? By almost any metric, the country was better off by the end of Biden's term than it was when he entered office. The only thing Trump can truly claim is the reduced Southern Border crossings, but that's probably because Trump's wrecked things so badly that they don't find America as appealing anymore.

It's still early for Trump, but things going South, fast! Trump is breaking more laws, earlier, and disabling government protections from calamity. He disbanded the pandemic task force in his first term which is why the US suffered so badly in 2020. Now he's doing worse!! He put a vaccine skeptic in charge of the CDC, so bird flu research and Ebola prevention, along with the cancer research and several other disease prevention programs are all cut or eliminated. He's surrendering leadership on emerging technologies over to China, ordering the US Cyber Command to lay off of Russia, while his "Big Beautiful Bill" piles on another $10 trillion to the national debt.

Maybe "no one man can now fix it all" but Trump is showing absolute determination to break it all.

If Donald cared about the Constitution, he'd afford the accused their due process, rather than deporting them against court order and stuffing them into a slave labor camp for the rest of their lives, without so much as a simple hearing to determine their status, much less criminality.

Seems that Trump is trying to deflect from his own mental decline. Biden's out of office, so there's nothing to do about that. Meanwhile:

'Constant lapses and verbal aphasias': Republican advisor drops a bomb on Donald Trump's mental health
www.msn.com/en-in/health/health-news/constant-lapses-and-verbal-aphasias-republican-advisor-drops-a-bomb-on-donald-trumps-mental-health/ar-AA1G1K5R?ocid=BingNewsSerp

It's so stupid. Trump is trying to fix a problem nobody wants fixed. Claiming lawlessness, he's the one breaking the law. In order to deploy the California National Guard in California, he needs the governor's authorization, which he doesn't have. All the chaos that's happening now is because the CBP thugs are stirring up all the trouble they can. Literally riling up the population.

Trump would do better to divert his efforts to getting FEMA to help Americans hurt by natural disasters, where Trump's dropped the ball.