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Members are quitting Mar-a-Lago after Trump loses

Many once-loyal members of Mar-a-Lago are leaving because they no longer want
to have any connection to former President Donald Trump, according to Laurence
Leamer, historian and author of "Mar-a-Lago: Inside the Gates of Power at Donald
Trump's Presidential Palace."

they cant leave fast enuf  

When Trump was president, many people paid up to $200,000 for Mar-a-Lago
memberships, but many don't think they'll continue paying that price.
Mar-a-Lago has long been ridiculed by critics as a stodgy, stuffy club
filled with Trump memorabilia -- some of it FAKE.

Members are quitting Mar-a-Lago after Trump loses

Questions remain about whether he'll even be allowed to live there permanently,
because it violates his 1993 agreement with the town of Palm Beach.

"Even here, people don't like him," Leamer said, referring to residents of Palm Beach
-- many of whom voted for Trump in hopes of lower taxes and a booming stock market.
"It's just another measure of how his power has declined."

famously a fake time mag cover with rump

Ah yes, his  FAKE  Time magazine cover! 

Some of Trump's more notable
broken promises and failures

By Tara Subramaniam   tinyurl.com/3erlnnzm

His wall
Building a wall on the US border with Mexico (and getting Mexico to pay for it) 
was one of Trump's flagship promises.
Throughout his presidency, Trump acted as if this was one accomplishment he had
successfully crossed off the list, continuing to tout the "hundreds of miles" of wall his
administration had built.
Of the other 406 miles: 22 miles replaced previously existing dilapidated barriers,
33 miles were new secondary barriers and 351 miles replaced previously existing primary
barriers that the government considered dilapidated or outdated. While these replacement
barriers are not insignificant, it's worth noting that Trump did not build a new wall.

Furthermore, during the campaign, Trump insisted that Americans would not 
pay for his wall or any new barriers his administration constructed.
In the end, the US government spent approximately $15 billion for his border wall.

more to follow ...

Coal
Trump promised he was going to "bring back" coal and "put the miners back to work."
The most recent available report indicates the US produced 706 million tons of coal in 2019,
its lowest level since 1978, when there was a major strike.

A November 2020 report from S&P Global Market Intelligence also shows a decrease in
coal jobs since the start of the Trump administration.

Furthermore, the 3rd quarter of  2020
marked a new low in average coal mine employment according to the S&P analysis.

Obamacare
Trump promised to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
After the passage of the 2017 Republican tax bill which addressed a provision of the law,
Trump began to claim victory. But despite his insistence to the contrary,
Obamacare did not end under Trump's administration, essentially or otherwise.

National debt
Trump initially pledged to eliminate the US debt in eight years.
He later scaled down the promise to just reducing a portion of the then $20 trillion dollar debt.
Though he didn't specify the extent of the new goal,
under Trump the debt and deficit only got worse.
The national debt was rising even before the pandemic!

By the end of 2019, the federal debt was already
 three trillion more than when Trump took office. Now a staggering $27.8 trillion! 

4% GDP growth?
During his first presidential campaign, Trump set a goal of "4% economic growth"
nationally, despite skepticism from economists. While Trump heavily leaned on his
economic accomplishments throughout his time in office, annual GDP growth since
2017 never reached 4%, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Average GDP growth did increase slightly under Trump, to 2.5% during his first three years.
Still, that's well below the 4% Trump had promised

Trade deficits
As a candidate, Trump pledged to narrow America's trade deficit, especially with China.
The overall US trade deficit did shrink in 2019, but it remained higher than when
Trump took office. The gap was further exacerbated by the pandemic, with the trade
deficit increasing nearly every month between April and August 2020.
In November 2020, the overall trade deficit reached its highest level since 2006.

Guns
At a 2016 campaign rally, Trump said,
    "My first day, it gets signed, okay? My first day. There's no more gun-free zones."
He later doubled-down on the promise, telling the media he was going to do something
to end gun free zones.
Not only did he NOT sign any legislation banning gun-free zones on his first day in office,
but this was NEVER accomplished.

Pre-existing conditions
In countless rallies and other speeches, Trump claimed he and his administration
would always protect people with pre-existing conditions.
But the Trump administration and Republicans repeatedly put forward bills and filed lawsuits
that would weaken Obamacare's protections for people with pre-existing conditions.

Trump also never issued a plan to protect those with pre-existing conditions,
despite repeatedly promising to do so.

Vaccines
Trump repeatedly stated the US would have a vaccine by the end of 2020,
and this did happen.
But while Trump exceeded expectations in terms of the vaccine production timeline,
his administration struggled to fulfill his promises regarding vaccine distribution.
Trump promised 100 million doses of the vaccine delivered before the end of the year.
Though Trump admin officials later reduced the goal to 20 million Americans vaccinated
against coronavirus by the end of December 2020, neither promise was ultimately fulfilled.

Lobbying
In 2016, Trump called for enacting a five-year ban "on all executive branch officials
lobbying the government for five years after they leave government service."
Trump did sign sign the "Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Appointees"
executive order but days before his presidency came to an end, Trump revoked the rule,
ostensibly allowing his former administration officials to begin lobbying when they
left government if they so choose.

the wall    that he promised to build coast to coast    huge massive concrete he said

and that we would not pay a dime for it         mexico would pay for it  he said

on this promise many voted for him

one of the dumbest promises ever made 

Leaving the White House
In 2015, shortly after announcing his run for President, Trump said if elected he would
"rarely leave the White House because there's so much work to be done."

He also criticized Obama for "all of the time [he] spent on the golf course."

And yet, Trump left the White House repeatedly while he was president,
often to spend time at his Mar-a-Lago property in Florida or at his golf courses.

In 2019 alone he spent 1 in 5 days at a golf club.

wtf is going on in here with you two?  You guys know the election is over right?  

You should give the same advice to Fat Donnie, Trumpers, and his legal team still crying election fraud. 

rump actually made it way worse         

promise made ,promise failed

Yes.  Worse!

And that will persist for several more months.  All counted toward trump's legacy of total failure.