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News junkies, rejoice! Trump wants to be Charles Manson or Ted Bundy.
During his first four years in the presidency, Donald Trump never said or did anything that was worthy of stardom, particularly anything that anyone could ascribe to his self-proclaimed “stabile genius” and delusional “valedictorian” past. Of course, that didn't parse, at all, with his perpetual appearances on the front page and prime time of American and world media.
During his first four years in the presidency, Donald Trump never said or did anything that was worthy of stardom, particularly anything that anyone could ascribe to his self-proclaimed “stabile genius” and delusional “valedictorian” past. Of course, that didn't parse, at all, with his perpetual appearances on the front page and prime time of American and world media.
There was never any question about it. Trump was the most talked-about, reported, criticized, and loathed president in American history.
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