President Brady?

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Too old. 😂

Is Tom Brady laying the foundation for a presidential run?​


Tom Brady’s slow-motion pivot to pro wrestling proves that the GOAT is overexposed. But there’s a chance his ever-expanding footprint is more about political strategy than deep-seated insecurity.

Brady’s play could be to lay the foundation for a presidential run.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profo...-laying-the-foundation-for-a-presidential-run
 
Well, I believe hell has already frozen over, so nothing shocks me at this point.

It's quite comfy here at The Hotel so you must be thinking of that other place in Michigan.

Welcome to The Hotel of Eternia
Any time of year
It's warmer here...
 
MAGAt republican fan-girls (Babyboozer, etc) are weird… and pathetic… and weird…

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Hope that ^ helps.

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👉 Babyboozer 🤣

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We. Told. Them. So.

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In what parallel universe was Reagan not a failure as an actor? He was never a big star.

Cathy Griffin probably outshines Ronnie Reagan when comparing each of their respective eras…

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In my personal opinion, Reagan was the worst / stiffest actor of his era - and maybe any era…

And he carried that stiffness into the White House - which proves that the right wing electorate was gullible and easily swayed by marginal celebrities waaaaay before DonOld Trump…

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We. Told. Them. So.

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Cathy Griffin probably outshines Ronnie Reagan when comparing each of their respective eras…

😑

In my personal opinion, Reagan was the worst / stiffest actor of his era - and maybe any era…

And he carried that stiffness into the White House - which proves that the right wing electorate was gullible and easily swayed by marginal celebrities waaaaay before DonOld Trump…

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We. Told. Them. So.

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Reagan wasn't nearly as funny as "Get your stinkin' hands off my boobs Al Framken". :)
 
In my personal opinion, Reagan was the worst / stiffest actor of his era - and maybe any era…
Directors liked him because he showed up on time and remembered his lines. That, of course, did not make him a great actor, or even a particularly good one.
The first time I heard someone call him "the great communicator", I thought they were being sarcastic.
 
Directors liked him because he showed up on time and remembered his lines. That, of course, did not make him a great actor, or even a particularly good one.
The first time I heard someone call him "the great communicator", I thought they were being sarcastic.
Lines like "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"? Did more damage than a nuke-u-ler bomb. :)
 
Lines like "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!"? Did more damage than a nuke-u-ler bomb. :)
All he did there was ask Gorachev to make concessions he already was making, and which Reagan would have been powerless to compel him to do if he hadn't been. That line barely even made the news at the time.
 
All he did there was ask Gorachev to make concessions he already was making, and which Reagan would have been powerless to compel him to do if he hadn't been. That line barely even made the news at the time.
Have we had the "liberal media is a real thing" talk? Lol. :)
 
You mean, that talk about how CNN, NBC, ABC chose not to air Trump's last speech live? That liberal media? It speaks for itself. :)
The opposite if anything. They all spared Trump from humiliating himself with their audiences.
 
The opposite if anything. They all spared Trump from humiliating himself with their audiences.
So FOX broadcasting the speech was intended to embarrass Trump? That might be the dumbest excuse I've ever heard. :)
 
All he did there was ask Gorachev to make concessions he already was making, and which Reagan would have been powerless to compel him to do if he hadn't been. That line barely even made the news at the time.

It was a sentence heard around the world. That you choose not to hear, or heed, it is all on you and your TDS.
 
So FOX broadcasting the speech was intended to embarrass Trump?
More likely, they just couldn't see how it would embarrass him. Not to mention they know their audience is one of the few who still want to see Trump make an ass of himself.
 
In what parallel universe was Reagan not a failure as an actor? He was never a big star.
By that standard, 99% of actors are failures. Reagan made a decent living as an actor. Most actors are unable to do that and most of those who do make a living at it barely scrape by.

Reagan was also was liked and respected by his industry colleagues which is a measure of success in any profession. It’s why they made him president of the Screen Actors Guild.
 
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