Sean Mooney

I've posted here long enough I can see how many people don't get it

Of course....any normal minded person can see that

You want to whine again today about people being unoriginal on here?

Don't project

Oh no....this nobody doesn't like me!

He seems like an angry Internet troll who is just a miserable sack in his personal life and can't figure out why he never gets a text about plans for the night in between unvelcroing himself from a stained couch in his trailer.

I gave thoughts on the interview last night both here and in the other thread. No one chose to engage on it. Not sure what you want. Then someone made some crazy assertions and we ended down that road.

So all the interviews he has done, the debates he has been in, the town halls and candidate forums he has conducted....no one has challenged anything he did in his Presidency? The threads you are in daily here you just click through and ignore?

So the position you are going with now is that NO ONE has questioned him on the things he has done and thus he is free to not admit mistakes? The "liberal media" that you guys love to rail against has not asked him any pointed questions like that?

Debates, townhalls, candidate forums....it's come up plenty of times. He's never hedged on it or even put forth that maybe it wasn't as popular a thing to do as he thinks it was.

So he has not admitted a mistake thus making him unqualified to be President according to your definition.... Got it.

Did he apologize for the mistakes on abortion? I may have missed it and will gladly view a link if you have one.

2 questions for you: 1.) Do you think Trump's presidency was flawless? 2.) If your answer to the 1st question is no.....what mistakes that he made has he admitted to?

So nothing from you as well I see I did not ask you to produce a list of mistakes. I said- forget the specifics of mistakes because it's not about what you or I perceive as mistakes of a candidate. You stated an important quality of being President is admitting mistakes. You said Kamala does not admit mistakes. I'm asking when Donald Trump has admitted mistakes. What don't you understand here? What language do you need me to type in so it makes sense to you?

So again you have no answer to a very simple question.

I will gladly look at links if you share them.

It does not matter. I'm not speaking to specific mistakes a candidate made or makes and never have been. You asserted that an important quality of being President is admitting mistakes and because Kamala does not she does not meet the qualities to be President. What mistakes has Donald Trump admitted to? Are you asserting that his presidency and current candidacy was/have been perfect?

Once again- forget specific mistakes. That is you, or I, accusing the candidate of making mistake based our own perception of events rather than their own perception. Essentially- they may not feel like they made a mistake as misguided as that may be. So you can't hide behind that now. You said an important quality of being President is admitting mistakes (AGAIN- WHATEVER THAT PERCEIVED MISTAKE MAY BE). By your scoring Kamala is unqualified because she does not admit mistakes (AGAIN- WHATEVER THAT PERCEIVED MISTAKE MAY BE) So- what mistakes has Donald Trump admitted to?

Apparently you are allergic to answering a simple question. Again- forget what mistakes you, or I, perceive that a candidate has made. If admitting to a mistake (whatever it may be) is a pertinent skill you are saying Kamala has not admitted to any which means she lacks an important quality to being President. What mistakes has Trump admitted to?

So another non-answer. It doesn't matter what mistakes I think he has made much like it doesn't matter which mistakes you think Kamala has made. That is just you or I putting our thoughts on the candidate's positions. Take out what you personally think her mistakes are. You are saying she never admits mistakes. Now take out personally what I might think Trump's mistakes are....when does he admit to making mistakes?

You have the ability to go back and read the conversation. One person made the claim that Harris does not possess the qualities to be President. I asked what those qualities are and was told an important one is being able to admit mistakes. I never indicated one way or another about mistakes she may have made. I asked though if that is a quality that is important- what mistakes has Trump admitted to. Multiple posts later- we still have not received an answer to that. Just a lot of filibuster and words. It's not about what Harris has done wrong or right, and it's not about what Trump did wrong or right in his term. It's about- if one person has one standard shouldn't the other person have the same standard?

I'm asking him a very simple question and he can't answer it.

I'm going to try again....You listed things you see as mistakes in what Kamala did. Perhaps she does not see them as mistakes despite you doing so. Still you are holding her to a standard of admitting to them because you view that as a pertinent/important quality of being a leader. You have also pointed out a few times that her not admitting to them is a major factor for you. What mistakes has Trump owned up to? If admitting mistakes is a pertinent/important quality of being a leader than why has he not owned up to any? Is it your position that he had a perfect Presidency and has never said/done anything wrong since 2016?

Again I ask- Trump made mistakes in his Presidency as well and in his run up to potentially being President now....which mistakes has he owned up to? Does he not need to reassure people that he will not repeat these mistakes? Is he too afraid to? If he is, then he is therefore unsuitable....unless he can commit to NOT repeating his mistakes....which he refuses to admit.

This is your tactic always. Say something, get wriggled into a corner and then say "You are trying to misdirect the conversation...." Again- you said this: "So what makes a leader? Many factors, and prominent among those factors is admitting mistakes." "Prominent" means important....so yes it would be fair to say you view admitting mistakes as a main quality of being a leader. If you are in the middle or a Harris voter looking for a reason to vote for Trump you would be looking for him to admit his mistakes then. He was President for 4 years. He has been campaigning since 2015 as he successfully ran for President once , unsuccessfully ran for it once, and is now running for it again. Is it your position he has made no mistakes in that time frame that he should account for? Why is it only incumbent on her to admit mistakes and pledge to not repeat them and not on him to do the same thing? Again- you are framing this in an extremely one sided manner and you either don't see that, or refuse to see that, or are knowingly doing it in a dishonest manner.