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I wouldn't classify someone who has had six bankruptcies as a "winner". One, maybe two I can understand. But six, that's just poor business management and a gre

• phy6 8y ago
  Well your classifiers aren't looking at the distribution then. 6 out of a few dozen isn't bad, that's where I'd like to be.
• manigandham 8y ago
  He's currently president of the United States. Do people think this is somehow easy to accomplish now? Regardless of how you feel about him, attaining this office does mean a certain amount of competence.
  • hnmonkey 8y ago
    Do you have evidence of specific competence at something?
    • WillPostForFood 8y ago
      running for president?
      • sodosopa 8y ago
        Unfortunately the Russian interference in the US elections & 5 of the campaign officials convicted of various election-related crimes doesn't make it look like the President had a competent, ethical and legal campaign.
    • newfriend 8y ago
      He's a billionaire real estate magnate, who had a very successful television show, and became the President of the United States despite extreme opposition from both major parties and the media. It's obvious from your other comments that you viscerally hate this man, it might good for you to see things with a bit more objectivity.
      • sodosopa 8y ago
        Until he releases his tax records, we do not know if he is a "billionaire". Hopefully, they'll be released soon.
  • zimpenfish 8y ago
    > Do people think this is somehow easy to accomplish now? That depends - how much external help am I allowed?
    • manigandham 8y ago
      Getting support to achieve your goals is how you achieve your goals and requires the same competence. This isn't a lottery.
      • sodosopa 8y ago
        Does it have to be legal and ethical?
        • zimpenfish 8y ago
          I suppose that was the implicit meaning I should have made explicit in my question.