Not true (just a couple off the top of my head)

http://archive.is/DUASG -- Trump Helps Reclaim Georgia Suicide's Farm

http://archive.is/Q4H2U -- Trump called on the family at its home after their son, Ryan White, died of AIDS at age 18

These are not acts out of his "own best interests" at all. In fact, quite the opposite imo

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Jul 16 2018 08:17pm

Trump sure is polarizing...

One hand you got people thinking he’s a narcissistic arsehole
On the other hand you got people thinking he’s a selfless saint

Politics...

Today Donald Trump and the singer Michael Jackson, who is from Indiana, called on the family at its home.

He made a phone call?

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Ms. Foerderer said she believed Mr. Trump offered about $20,000 to Mr. Hill's wife, Annabell, to save at least part of the farm.

Way to deflect.

Egotistical does not equal someone prone to self sacrifice. Deja vu.

the only opinion that matters as far as I'm concerned has been spoken

Here's a point I don't see enough Trump supporters making:

Isn't it curious that the indictments of the Russian nationals from the Special Counsel issued by the DoJ came out just 3 days before Trump and Putin met?

Wouldn't this timing makes sense if the intent was to do the most political damage to Trump as possible?

To know he is very likely going to continue to deny Russian interference right alongside Vladimir Putin within the recent context of those indictments?

It's probably coincidence, but I do think the timing is curious. Add one point for the Witchhunt team.

Team Witchhunt 1, Team Reason 9001

tbh i'm waiting for the next news cycle for r/politics and leftypol to be excited about, every week there's a new reason Trump should be impeached since he got elected and it's dumped and forgotten soon after. I don't know how anyone can get worked up this much anymore.

I had already thought of the same tbh. Well... no. I think it's no coincidence that team Mueller issued the indictments at this specific date, but imho the intention of him or his deep state instigators was to tie Trump's hands and force him to abandon his course of playing it soft with Putin/Russia and go for a confrontational approach instead. I dont think Mueller expected Trump to be stupid enough to just run into the trap and completely fuck himself up.

I'm not quite sure how people are getting that Trump committed treason with his statements. I think the media and Left are overplaying their hand once again with this one.

A bad political move? Certainly. Disgraceful? I think so. Treasonous? No.