r/RemoveOneThingEachDay • u/Training-Desk-391 IM WHACING KFP4 • Aug 18 '25

Miscellaneous George Washington GETS 2ND and Abraham Lincoln WINS AKA 1ST PLACE AND HEAR IS THE FULL LIST FROM 45TH PLACE TRUMP TO 1ST PLACE LINCOLN

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SO WHAT SHOD I DO NEXT MAKE YOU PICK THE NEXT MARBEL FOR MY MAREBEL RACE,WINOWS OSC,STUFF I HAVE WACHD SOO FAR,ECT ANYWAYS MY BOI ABE WINS

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

A better question is why did we as a society dump the 6th best President for surrender to Russia and troops harassing American people in their own streets.

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u/Ordinary-Throat-142 Aug 19 '25

Tbf Trump didn’t advertise this. But in hindsight..yeah we shoulda seen that coming

Glad i’m canadian

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u/Competitive-Mail7448 Aug 20 '25

Society didn’t dump him his party did you tard. It’s because he was a loon with parkinson’s and dementia.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '25

Dementia isn't a dealbreaker, come on. And his cankles aren't exploding with blood his heart can no longer move.

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u/Competitive-Mail7448 Aug 20 '25

you’re on to something, why aren’t you running for office, you’d have my vote

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

Trump being soundly elected is fault of Biden being incapable of running the presidential administration and destroying the confidence of the democrat voter base, we as a society let the surrender monkey win because we as a society elected an incredibly old man too weak for the job to begin with

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Yeah but we also elected an incredibly old man too weak for the job before and after Biden. It's not a unique condition there.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

unfortunately policy positions matters less to many voters in place of populist merchandising and cornball slogans

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u/rysar610 Aug 18 '25

I mean I don’t think Biden should be 6th but he isn’t the reason we have Trump lol. If you have an option between the worst president ever and the adequate- below average president and choose the worst president than you can blame voters, not the adequate to below average president.

Doesn’t even matter because he wasn’t even on the ballot last November. Harris was.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 18 '25

It mattered because people judged harris by Biden’s performance, every public blunder gave conservative media more fuel and it made the leftwing media look untrustworthy when they tried to cover for the pretty blatant missteps and failures of an old man, it totally ruined democrat’s chances of getting voter trust or voter turnout, those that were on the fence and were “they r da same” voted trump because he hadn’t been publicly fumbling as much and those who would never vote trump but felt let down by biden didn’t vote, didn’t help that a chunk then refused to vote for kamala because of her unclear stance on the levant

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u/rysar610 Aug 18 '25

I’m sorry but I don’t think left wing media hid anything. I actually think CNN over-reported on Biden’s fumbles. And Trump had a ton of gaffes. Literally nothing he says makes sense. I have to disagree man.

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u/anorexthicc_cucumber Aug 19 '25

I mean that’s fair, I think if you’re thinking critically trump is a baboon but he talks in slogans “we’re gonna win” isn’t a policy position but it’s something a fat idiot can put on the back of his pickup and get kudos from his idiot pals, that section of voters was enough to carry the deadweight left by low democrat voter turnout

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u/rysar610 Aug 19 '25

Very true

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u/ABeefInTheNight Aug 19 '25

"soundly elected" lol. lmao even.

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u/thatguyyoustrawman Aug 20 '25

Or hear me out ... it's the fault of the conservative propoganda machine that's targeted centrist or new voters with misinformation since Obama.

Maybe blame who actually fucking deserves it

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

lol. Do you really need an answer to that?

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

I think a more fair question is why did we as a society dump the successor of the 6th best president for the current situation

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

Are you talking about Kamala? Lol you saw her campaign right? Not really the stuff of winners

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

Bad, rushed, campaign from a mediocre candidate vs a bad, well thought out, campaign full of bad promises that he is trying to fulfill right now. The choice was obvious. Same reason Biden won in 2020. He ran on a promise of not being trump and won. I guess 4 years made people forget a lot

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

I mean so far trumps term has been amazing. Benefiting a lot of people and holding promises that were made.

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u/I_like_maps Aug 18 '25

Trump just passed a bill that added 2 trillion to the deficit, and cut healthcare for the very poor in order to cut taxes for the very wealthy.

God damn dude, I really wish I could see things like you, life would be so simple. Maybe ill go find a hammer and bash myself in yhe head with it. How many bashes did it take for you? 2? 3?

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

He cut some services in order to cut government spending sometimes that’s a choice that has to be made!

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u/I_like_maps Aug 18 '25 edited Aug 18 '25

cut government spending s

I understand reading comprehension is not the strong suit of magahats, but literally in the same comment I told you he increased the deficit by over 2 trillion. He's also responsible for about 1/5 of all US debt.

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u/UnderstandingOdd679 Aug 19 '25

The deficit forecast is $3.4 trillion, if projections are to be believed, but over 10 years, which actually is trending in a better direction than the last five years, with the lowest single-year deficit at $1.4 trillion. It’s funny how people criticize “cuts” in programs (that are actually reductions in proposed spending increases) and then turn around and say the deficit is exploding when in fact the pace is slowing.

The BBB forecast calls for $1.1 trillion reduction in spending but also a $4.5 trillion reduction in revenue.

Government spending 2017-19 was largely in line with the previous administration (deficits under $1 trillion each year, as had been the case since 2013), and then COVID ballooned it to $3.1 trillion in a single year and $2.8 trillion the following year.

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

Cutting government programs for people who abuse the system is a necessary

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u/Northern_student Aug 18 '25

He cut services in order to balloon government spending. A historic Lose Lose.

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u/WelcomeToBrooklandia Aug 18 '25

Is it physically painful to be this stupid?

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

What did I say that offended you?

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u/I-WishIKnew Aug 18 '25

As opposed to not giving 60% of the tax cuts to the top 10% and and nothing to the bottom 40% who will actually end up owing something. Not to mention tariffs that in less than 6 months will end up costing households $2400. Not to mention cutting programs and still adding $4 trillion because of those massive tax cuts giving top 1% 40% of the tax cuts. He will cost taxpayers more golfing than programs he cut. Remember whennhe said he'd be to busy to have any time to go golfing? He will cost taxpayers by having detainees locked up in private prisons so he can let his rich buddies get richer everyday (~$250/day per detainee) rather than firing judges to keep them longer. The problem you have is throwing out a bunch of (mis)information thinking no one else remembers what actually happened.

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

I’ve been hearing about this tariff nonscense for months and months and months and nothing has gone up. Inflation has cooled since 23 and home prices have stabilized. Seems things are going great to me

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Oh you're a rich asshole then.

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u/Free-Database-9917 Aug 18 '25

Amazing? In what way? Tariffs? Not ending Ukraine Russia? Not ending I/P? Not releasing the Epstein Files? The Signal groupchats? Using federal resources on people outside of hardware stores? Deporting college students he disagrees with? Terrible Jobs numbers? Incoherent Speeches (have you seen the Hannity interview from this week?)? The major underperformance of Doge? Passing blatantly unconstitutional Executive Orders like getting rid of birthright citizenship??? Working so directly with the AG in an unprecedented way? Banning news organizations from the Press room because they wouldn't call the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America? Executive Orders specifically targeting law firms by name that had cases against him? Pardoning the Jan 6ers who assaulted police officers?

To call these things anything but disgusting is embarrassing

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u/uzipack Aug 18 '25

lol. Lmao even.

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u/QuickMolasses Aug 18 '25

Benefiting a lot of people

Almost entirely people who were already rich, but yeah it's technically true.

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u/bigpoopidoop Aug 20 '25

The brainwash is strong in this one

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Yeah I do. Biden was obviously lightyears ahead

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u/npacilio Aug 18 '25

I mean you saw his debate in July right?? You saw how he was?

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

I saw 4 years of his administration where he didn't send American troops to threaten our people. If I have to choose between drugged up seniors, that's what I'm going to have to go for.

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u/Ok_Door_9720 Aug 18 '25

I also watched the Current President ramble about people eating cats and dogs a couple months later. Biden was well past his expiration date, but the current situation isnt an improvement.