这个床破自从上台以后， 各种事件、声音层出不穷， 我觉得他光是对付这些内部的事儿就快要超频了
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床破明显还是太嫩了，管理大企业管理习惯了，在那种大环境下很容易养成唯我独尊的性格。
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主要是不习惯有人捣乱。
熊猫大人在装嫩，
政治斗争，不整死他就算是文明了。
整的半死是应当应分。你以为美国民主党是共青团？
老床在美国历史上的地位的评价，不是他干出什么伟绩。而是他能不能破坏。
能不能真的破四旧拨乱反正。
清醒认识 great again
一个社会经济被政治正确和恐怖主义折腾的全力向南的国家，想恢复昔日辉煌，
首先要承认美国已经不great。
没有哪一人美国总统做到。
其次，破四旧。你就准备好被泼脏水，被折腾吧。不是请客吃饭。老床看似防守，其实它的主要任务就是防守。
美国想great again不过这两关？可能吗？
政治斗争，不整死他就算是文明了。
整的半死是应当应分。你以为美国民主党是共青团？
老床在美国历史上的地位的评价，不是他干出什么伟绩。而是他能不能破坏。
能不能真的破四旧拨乱反正。
清醒认识 great again
一个社会经济被政治正确和恐怖主义折腾的全力向南的国家，想恢复昔日辉煌，
首先要承认美国已经不great。
没有哪一人美国总统做到。
其次，破四旧。你就准备好被泼脏水，被折腾吧。不是请客吃饭。老床看似防守，其实它的主要任务就是防守。
美国想great again不过这两关？可能吗？
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