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Got to make a buck with the merch. It’s always a grift with that guy. >

Yet, wouldn't do it with Masks during a pandemic and fought them. Hell, other places took: "Trump 2020" for buying masks and made a profit, but the dumb ass who could have made a killing on them: "nah, they are stupid and I can't cover up my beautiful face with a fake virus that will go away any day now." >

I’m convinced it was his thick layer of makeup that made him anti-mask. >

For sure. It was pure vanity. He felt it made him look weak. We suffered through his historic mismanagement of a once in an a lifetime pandemic because he didn’t like the way a mask made him look. 
Pure pathological vanity >

Once in a lifetime pandemic, so far. >

What a sad loser 🙄 >

That’s not what the sign says that I drive past in the land of upcountry degens that stated, “trump won, I know it, you know it.” >

Maybe write beneath them. "Facts don't care about your feelings." >

Facts don’t care about your feelings ® >

Donald Trump probably asked at some point if he could trademark the American Flag. >

I actually think that's an interesting question. It's possible to trademark very common words, you can probably trademark very common symbols as well in the right context. >

Trademark application: "Your favorite president, the best president ever, hereby claims the American flag as belonging to Trump, and no one else". >

Better than Lincoln. Better than Washington. >

But he didn't. So. RIGGED ELECTION ! there I said it. Sue me Donnie.. >

He made you say it! >

With his mind >

It's awful, it shows it wasn't even really a power grab, he wasn't focused on true power he doesn't have the intelligence to wield it, it's just 'I tried to destroy democracy itself in the United States of America just to make a quick buck' >

'True power' is relative. And I'd say being able to concentrate a nation's wealth into it's 'leader', such as with North Korea, is definitely a power grab that he was trying to make.
And let's not forget all the power he swung around in 4 years of office. Funneling millions in government spending directly into his pocket, swaying and influencing investigations into him and his family, trading top secret information, providing pardons and other legal influence in exchange for favors, the list goes on. >

I will never equate spending all your efforts on micromanaging your own wallet to truly wielding the power of one of the largest countries on the planet. >

Guy did massive damage for 4 years, damage we'll see for generations even if he collapsed dead tomorrow, and you're over here acting like he spent his time in the White House clipping coupons. It really should not be downplayed all the stuff he did with his power while in office. >

We're on the same side here I'm not defending him, I never said he didn't cause massive damage, I'm pointing out his pea sized brain's motivation was really showed up by this trademark plan. He pandered to anyone and anything that could help with his debts and had no foresight for his country only himself. He was a child filling his fists with what little he could see while in a position someone better could have actually been Presidential. >

Like he doesn’t even ask experts. He asks the ass wipe who married his daughter who isn’t a lawyer. >

“You took my playmate away. I trust you.” >

I mean for what it's worth the answer is almost certainly "yes" just like you can trademark words like "Apple" and "Windows". It's just that a trademark has to be for a specific purpose. If he wanted to release Rigged Election Brand Steaks or open the Rigged Election Casino he could absolutely use trademark law to stop people also marketing their own knock-off steaks and casinos under that name. If that was a thing he was concerned people would want to do. >

Rigged Election, the desperate new men's fragrance from TrumpCo.
Hey, if he can get my broke-ass relatives back home to spend $200 on a teddy bear and $50 on every new flavor of those hats, he'd clean up with it. >

Wigged election.TM