Stephen Moore says that Trump will leave office 'triumphant,' comparing him to Winston Churchill

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Stephen Moore, a conservative economist and close ally of President Donald Trump, said on Sunday that the president would leave office "triumphant" due to the progress with COVID-19 vaccines and his opinion of an improving economy.

Moore touted the president's handling of the coronavirus vaccine during a WABC 770 AM radio interview with New York businessman John Catsimatidis.

"I think (Trump) is going to leave the office triumphant," Moore said. "By early next year, we will have a vaccine that nobody thought was possible.

Moore, who cowrote the book "Trumponomics" with economist Arthur Laffer, praised the president's handling of the economy, throwing out the possibility of strong growth in the last few weeks of 2020.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/stephen-moore-says-that-trump-will-leave-office-triumphant-comparing-him-to-winston-churchill/ar-BB1bfVjP?li=BBnb7Kz

And Moore continues to show he's a clueless dumbass.

[TheCowsCameHome]

1. Churchill is dead.

Can we hope for that, too?

[Cha]

3. Ouch.

[Sneederbunk]

18. Churchill and Trump in the same sentence does not work.

[tavernier]

24. He may be dead but that thump you just heard

was him spinning when he was used in the sentence as rump.

[Skittles]

2. "nobody thought possible"

EVERYONE knew a vaccine was coming

[karynnj]

11. True and all the vaccines are based on the Chinese cracking the genome code.

Yes, Chinese scientists had far more to do with it than Trump. Any bets that they will at some point get major awards that Trump will think should be his?

[Caliman73]

19. AND it will be available for wide disbursement almost exactly when scientists said.

The vaccines may be available around the beginning of the year, but they will not be produced in numbers needed to get the virus under control until about 3 to 6 months after that.

That is a slightly accelerated timeline, but nothing like the "Miracle" Trump was predicting.

[Submariner]

4. Stephen, it's more likely he will leave office a "Sore Loser" ....period

[Walleye]

5. Only president, since Hoover, to leave office with negative job growth

[crickets]

20. That's gonna leave a mark, all right. nt

[elleng]

6. Moore and Laffer,

PERFECT!!!

[Arne]

7. I see whaat you did.

[zentrum]

14. Exactly.

[coti]

8. "Trumponomics"- is that the theory that if you watch TV all day long and do nothing but insult

people, that the economy will magically do well around you in the meantime?

[Yavin4]

9. This is the key behind Trump's popularity.

He gives complete dullards like Stephen Moore a chance to become powerful. That's why there's so much blind loyalty to Trump. Dullards see him as their ticket to success.

[GeorgeGist]

10. Why does anyone care ...

what that buffoon says?

[MyOwnPeace]

15. Worse yet..............

why would ANYONE believe what he says?

[DavidDvorkin]

12. Churchill, too, left office because he lost an election

But that's the only similarity.

[zentrum]

13. Any New Yorkers here have to never shop

.....at Gristedes and Andronico's Grocery Stores. Both are owned by John Catsimatidis. He's a big Rump supporter.

[smirkymonkey]

21. Gristedes was a total dump.

It was the last place I would choose to shop. That place was disgusting. Never shopped at Andronico's. I never saw one in Manhattan. It figures the owner would support Trump. It's obvious that he cuts corners and rips people off just like his buddy.

[zentrum]

26. And the people who

…..work there are the most unhappy I've seen in any grocery. Management must treat them very badly.

[smirkymonkey]

29. I know, they really were.

Overall, it was just a totally depressing place. I can't believe they are still in business. It wasn't like the prices were even that much cheaper. You could just tell the owner was a total POS by the way those stores were run.

[zentrum]

30. Actually, they are notorious

……for being more expensive than other groceries. Almost every item is slightly or greatly more $$ than elsewhere.

But I try to avoid Whole Foods too because it's Bezos owned.

[SalmonChantedEvening]

16. We will fight them in the sand traps...

Newp. Hasn't got the same Oomph to it.

Donnie hasn't had a finest ten minutes, let alone an hour.

Try again, Stephen. Right era, wrong side.

[Initech]

17. Oh yeah failing 32 cases and no evidence is what triumph looks like.

[tblue37]

28. 34 now.

[yellowcanine]

22. Yes, remember that time when Churchill lost in 1945 and refused to leave #10 Downing Street?

[SlogginThroughIt]

23. I really don't give a fuck if he leaves "triumphant" or not

Just get the fuck out already. If he needs to feel good then fine... ya did a great job. Now get the fuck out.

[BGBD]

25. Trump is not Churchill

He's much closer to Chamberlain.

[Kid Berwyn]

27. Did Churchill work for the Kremlin, too?

Small world.

[ProfessorGAC]

31. I Have An All-Purpose Headline

"Steven Moore Says Something Dumb."
Can use it every time he says something.
It works! He never says anything smart.

[treestar]

35. +1

[jalan48]

32. Give Trump a golden golf club and send him on his way..

[JGladstone]

33. Not surprising with Moore

Another of his long list of greatest reactionary hits...

https://www.cnn.com/videos/bestoftv/2012/08/24/ym-romans-moore-atlas-shrugged-rand.cnn

[treestar]

34. How do you leave office after one term "triumphant?"

After two terms, maybe. But by definition, not being re-elected makes you not triumphant.

[DFW]

36. He had better hope so

Trump had better hope he doesn't leave office in a manner more resembling that of Julius Caesar, the way he is pissing off Congressional Republicans who are finding it harder and harder to defend him, except for the most rabid core of them.

[NewJeffCT]

37. Trump surrendered in the fight against covid-19

I don't recall Churchill surrendering to the Nazis, but maybe I'm mis-remembering history?

[JHB]

38. Dude, don't take the brown acid