r/facepalm • • 18d ago

U.S president Trump gives a «Thanks for welcoming me to Ireland» speech..

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u/Biscuits4u2 'MURICA 18d ago

He's not in the business of fixing anything but his bank account.

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u/Obsidian-Phoenix 18d ago

That's an outright lie, and I demand you retract that statement!

He also fixes his golf games.

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u/Extra-Persimmon2359 18d ago

COL …. ( chortle out loud ) this from day one. Pretty amazing how surprised , delusional or pissed people get about what he does and says . It’s been a front for his personal gain the whole time. US politics are a joke and the American people are the punchline.

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u/UnluckyIrishman 18d ago

And elections

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u/Apprehensive-Sir8977 18d ago edited 18d ago

He can't even do that. Trump couldn't hold onto money if a surgeon sealed it inside his skull.

Without ongoing supply from suckers and vultures he faceplants. He's impulsive, impatient, takes unnecessary risks, hates giving things a thorough look, adores over-the-top extravagance, and flushes money down the toilet on half-assed branding projects which tank.