Trump admits....

[Charlie24]

Yesterday I watched Trump's victory speech at the WH.

He held up the Washington Post newspaper that read in bold lettering "Trump Acquitted."

While holding the newspaper he was saying that "I did nothing wrong to be impeached."

Then he lowered the newspaper, looked down, and said "but I have done some wrong things."

That would be nothing for us to say, but for Trump it was a huge step in the right direction.

This is an old-school businessman that was taught early in his career to never show weakness, never admit to anything that could give a competitor the edge.

I have never heard Trump make an admission of this sort.

I'm praying that this is the beginning of a change of heart for our president.

 

[Shrewd Manager]

Good for him, only Jesus can tear up the devil's contract.

 

[TLK Valentine]

Yesterday I watched Trump's victory speech at the WH.

He held up the Washington Post newspaper that read in bold lettering "Trump Acquitted."

While holding the newspaper he was saying that "I did nothing wrong to be impeached."

Then he lowered the newspaper, looked down, and said "but I have done some wrong things."

That would be nothing for us to say, but for Trump it was a huge step in the right direction.

This is an old-school businessman that was taught early in his career to never show weakness, never admit to anything that could give a competitor the edge.

I have never heard Trump make an admission of this sort.

I'm praying that this is the beginning of a change of heart for our president.

Don't count on it... you're being played.

 

[Charlie24]

Don't count on it... you're being played.

Maybe so, or maybe it took the pride killing embarrassment of an impeachment for God to get his attention.

 

[Lulav]

Don't count on it... you're being played.

How so? What benefits him now by saying this?

 

[tulc]

Maybe so, or maybe it took the pride killing embarrassment of an impeachment for God to get his attention.

Well it certainly wasn't going to be all those people standing around him, making excuses, laying hands on him and telling him he's "GODS CHOSEN MAN, TO LEAD THIS COUNTRY TO GREATNESS!! MAGA!!" (tm) that would be telling him he's doing anything wrong.
tulc(is just sayn')

 

[Steve97]

Has anybody ever heard any president, in or out of office, admit that they have done wrong things?

 

[Paulos23]

Maybe so, or maybe it took the pride killing embarrassment of an impeachment for God to get his attention.

For most people it would not have that effect. For Trump he will take it as a sign he can do anything without repercussion.

Just watch, he will go after everyone who went against him in the impeachment. And then he will ignore the rules again.

 

[Charlie24]

Well it certainly wasn't going to be all those people standing around him, making excuses, laying hands on him and telling him he's "GODS CHOSEN MAN, TO LEAD THIS COUNTRY TO GREATNESS!! MAGA!!" (tm) that would be telling him he's doing anything wrong.
tulc(is just sayn')

I don't know tulc, I'm just hoping for the best scenario for Trump's sake.

 

[Robin Mauro]

Yesterday I watched Trump's victory speech at the WH.

He held up the Washington Post newspaper that read in bold lettering "Trump Acquitted."

While holding the newspaper he was saying that "I did nothing wrong to be impeached."

Then he lowered the newspaper, looked down, and said "but I have done some wrong things."

That would be nothing for us to say, but for Trump it was a huge step in the right direction.

This is an old-school businessman that was taught early in his career to never show weakness, never admit to anything that could give a competitor the edge.

I have never heard Trump make an admission of this sort.

I'm praying that this is the beginning of a change of heart for our president.

Unfortunately, he ended that speal with something like 'and look what happened, cleared' which to me was saying he got away with it, again, which does not foster change. But I join you in hoping for a change of heart for him.

 

[TLK Valentine]

Maybe so, or maybe it took the pride killing embarrassment of an impeachment for God to get his attention.

If that is indeed the case, then the impeachment was worth it... it made our president a better person.

We'll have to pay attention to his future words and deeds to see if he's actually learned anything.

 

[TLK Valentine]

How so? What benefits him now by saying this?

We already have public statements from GOP Senators who, in spite of their "not guilty" votes, say they believe that Donald was in the wrong, but hope he has learned his lesson from this business... no doubt the moderate Republican voters are harboring similar hopes.

It's in his interests to deceive them into thinking they're right... not unlike the convict who tells the parole board, "Rehabilitated? Oh yes, sir. Absolutely, sir. I learned my lesson. I can honestly say I'm a changed man."

 

[TLK Valentine]

I don't know tulc, I'm just hoping for the best scenario for Trump's sake.

Be realistic for the country's sake.