He's literally doing everything he said he wouldn't

He's a conman.

>Someone who lives in a literal gold tower isn't looking out for the common man
DIDN'T
SEE
THAT
COMING

He needs to be impeached

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>>127251554
Fuck off shills. Us MAGApedes will always support daddy Trump

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>>127250492
at least burgers had a chance to practice their meme magic.

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OP is a faggot.

>>127251658
Kek I'm not a shill, I'm a troll who knows how to get attention from anonymous users on this Mongolian kite knitting board.

I like trump, he's different from the usual shit u yanks elect

>>127250492
"Donald Trump is said to have told European Union leaders he is worried Americans may lose jobs as a result of Britain leaving the EU, in what would amount to an extraordinary U-turn by the US president.

An EU source said Trump spoke of the risks to the global economy posed by Brexit during a 45-minute meeting in Brussels with Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker, presidents of the European council and European commission respectively. "

"The White House's real position on bringing back coal jobs was revealed after Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn made it clear in a meeting with reporters that coal isn't even good feedstock anymore, and the future of American energy is in natural gas, solar, and wind.

Cohn’s comments are the opposite of what Trump promised during the campaign when he said, “We’re going to get those miners back to work … the miners of West Virginia and Pennsylvania, which was so great to me last week, Ohio and all over are going to start to work again, believe me. They are going to be proud again to be miners.”

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The truth is that the coal jobs are gone, and they aren’t coming back. Trump lied to former and current coal miners in places like West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and Western Pennsylvania.

Coal company bankruptcies and job losses in the Appalachian region weren’t caused by “federal regulations” as the company owners and Republicans like to claim. Automation within the industry, the natural gas boom, and declining international demand for coal are the real reasons behind the decline."

>>127250492
Impeach this fucker

>>127251860
>shitty infograph literally anyone could make
>not a falseflag

>>127251860
This.
s a g e d