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The two-time world heavyweight champion George Foreman gave president Donald Trump some advice on how to deal with an opponent Saturday when he was interviewed by Fox news.
Arguably the hardest hitting boxer in history, Forman paralleled President Trump's adversity to his own career.
"In something like this, you just have to fight. You can't even worry about the audience," he said. "When you're in the ring you don't listen to anything, you must step forward and fight. Fight!" .....snip~
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/justinholcomb/2017/02/04/george-formans-advice-to-president-trump-you-just-have-to-fight-n2281568
Looks like Foreman is backing Trump and telling him to take it to the leftness. Foreman must have had enough with the illiberalism running around with all their supporters attacking Trump. Foreman should have told the GOP this to.
Now lets see some of those illiberals jump up in Foreman's face with their disrespect. See if they can still stand afterwards.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 09:48 AM
We're taking advice on how to run the nation from George Foreman?
Don't get me wrong, George is a helluva guy, and I really like him, but he's been hit in the head an awful lot. I think maybe he should look to someone who has actual foreign policy experience and maybe hasn't been concussed as often.
We're taking advice on how to run the nation from George Foreman?
Don't get me wrong, George is a helluva guy, and I really like him, but he's been hit in the head an awful lot. I think maybe he should look to someone who has actual foreign policy experience and maybe hasn't been concussed as often.
Say what.....Foreman didn't say anything about how to run the Nation. He was telling Trump what he needs to do with your kind of people.
That is a big difference than how to run a country.
donttread
02-05-2017, 10:16 AM
The two-time world heavyweight champion George Foreman gave president Donald Trump some advice on how to deal with an opponent Saturday when he was interviewed by Fox news.
Arguably the hardest hitting boxer in history, Forman paralleled President Trump's adversity to his own career.
"In something like this, you just have to fight. You can't even worry about the audience," he said. "When you're in the ring you don't listen to anything, you must step forward and fight. Fight!" .....snip~
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/justinholcomb/2017/02/04/george-formans-advice-to-president-trump-you-just-have-to-fight-n2281568
Looks like Foreman is backing Trump and telling him to take it to the leftness. Foreman must have had enough with the illiberalism running around with all their supporters attacking Trump. Foreman should have told the GOP this to.
Now lets see some of those illiberals jump up in Foreman's face with their disrespect. See if they can still stand afterwards.
Yeah, because when I think political experts I think "George Foreman" LO fucking L
Yeah, because when I think political experts I think "George Foreman" LO fucking L
Meh....he is just tired of seeing all the tantrums by the leftness and their ally the MSMedia.
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Moreoever, why shouldn't he say something if Hollyweird can open their pie holes.
I used to like George Foreman - SAD! :(
We're taking advice on how to run the nation from George Foreman?
Don't get me wrong, George is a helluva guy, and I really like him, but he's been hit in the head an awful lot. I think maybe he should look to someone who has actual foreign policy experience and maybe hasn't been concussed as often.
He's been hit in the head an awful lot ^
:rofl:
Meh....he is just tired of seeing all the tantrums by the leftness and their ally the MSMedia.
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Moreoever, why shouldn't he say something if Hollyweird can open their pie holes.
Ehhh ... That's not what he said - but feel free to read in ;-)
Ehhh ... That's not what he said - but feel free to read in ;-)
You're just upset since he wont jump on your bandwagon, with fretting, nail biting, and bitching about Trump.
nathanbforrest45
02-05-2017, 10:30 AM
Yeah, because when I think political experts I think "George Foreman" LO $#@!ing L
But when Madonna or Lady Gag (sic) or Michael Moore wants to tell us how to run the country we should all stop what we are doing and pay strict attention right?
rcfieldz
02-05-2017, 10:32 AM
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I like the size of them steaks.
But when Madonna or Lady Gag (sic) or Michael Moore wants to tell us how to run the country we should all stop what we are doing and pay strict attention right?
Yeah, and I don't think they have had as much adversity in their lives as George did either.
Forman paralleled President Trump's adversity to his own career.....snip~
Subdermal
02-05-2017, 10:36 AM
We're taking advice on how to run the nation from George Foreman?
Don't get me wrong, George is a helluva guy, and I really like him, but he's been hit in the head an awful lot. I think maybe he should look to someone who has actual foreign policy experience and maybe hasn't been concussed as often.
Doesn't matter who would have supported Trump. You'd have figured out a way to disparage them no matter what.
Just like you'll attempt to disagree with my assessment.
You're just upset since he wont jump on your bandwagon, with fretting, nail biting, and bitching about Trump.
Why so angry? - you won!
Enjoy your Tangerine Tornado - he won't be around long after his war starts with Iran within the next month or two ;-)
I like the size of them steaks.
I have the outdoor Foreman Grill - very handy but looking forward to the ice and snow melting in my backyard so i can actually use it!
Why so angry? - you won!
Enjoy your Tangerine Tornado - he won't be around long after his war starts with Iran within the next month or two ;-)
You really need to quit drinking the blueberry kool aid. This way, you wont keep thinking people are angry. Just sayin.
In the meantime the Repubs in Congress are rolling back some of BO peeps regulations without the help of Trump. While dumping on Demos any chance they get. Good Times. http://www.politicalwrinkles.com/images/smilies/michaelj.gif
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 11:21 AM
Say what.....Foreman didn't say anything about how to run the Nation. He was telling Trump what he needs to do with your kind of people.
That is a big difference than how to run a country.
Oh, so he didn't tell Hair Furor how to run the country, he just told him how to run the country.
Common
02-05-2017, 11:25 AM
The left will just call him a tom and say hes not black enough.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 11:34 AM
Yeah, and I don't think they have had as much adversity in their lives as George did either.
Forman paralleled President Trump's adversity to his own career.....snip~
"President Trump's adversity"
WTF are you talking about.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 11:36 AM
He's been hit in the head an awful lot ^
:rofl:
Well he has, and that can't be good for your cognitive ability .
I mean he's a Trump supporter for God's sake!
That indicates some kinda brain damage all by itself.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 11:43 AM
Doesn't matter who would have supported Trump. You'd have figured out a way to disparage them no matter what.
Just like you'll attempt to disagree with my assessment.
Well, that's because anyone who supported Trump is wrong.
Btw, I feel the need to point this out. Every time I log on I've got 20 or so quote notifications, and I can always count on half of them or thereabouts being from one person. Can you guess who I'm talking about here?
Subdermal
02-05-2017, 11:47 AM
Doesn't matter who would have supported Trump. You'd have figured out a way to disparage them no matter what.
Just like you'll attempt to disagree with my assessment.
Well, that's because anyone who supported Trump is wrong.
Btw, I feel the need to point this out. Every time I log on I've got 20 or so quote notifications, and I can always count on half of them or thereabouts being from one person. Can you guess who I'm talking about here?
Please notice my size 1 prediction about your response, written in white.
You are as predictable as gravity.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 11:53 AM
Please notice my size 1 prediction about your response, written in white.
You are as predictable as gravity.
I saw it, just don't care.
"President Trump's adversity"
WTF are you talking about.
That's what the link says.....maybe you should have watched the video. So you couldn't be taken advantage of so easily.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 12:37 PM
That's what the link says.....maybe you should have watched the video. So you couldn't be taken advantage of so easily.
Donald Trump has never suffered any real adversity.
Peter1469
02-05-2017, 12:44 PM
Forman's advice seems good for anyone who doesn't want to be a doormat.
Not that Trump has ever been a doormat.
valley ranch
02-05-2017, 12:45 PM
Forman has always been a good guy! I like him~he has about 8 sons all named George!
When he was in the Olympics, several others came out holding up the Communist Fist~George came out holding and American Flag. He's always been great.
Donald Trump has never suffered any real adversity.
And taking on two political parties, and the entire lefts base and money backers and the MSMedia isn't adversity?
Thanks for validating why you aren't in tune with reality.
nathanbforrest45
02-05-2017, 01:08 PM
Oh, so he didn't tell Hair Furor how to run the country, he just told him how to run the country.
You don't understand American English very well do you? Tell us what part of his statement was telling President Donald Trump how to run the country.
donttread
02-05-2017, 01:15 PM
Meh....he is just tired of seeing all the tantrums by the leftness and their ally the MSMedia.
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Moreoever, why shouldn't he say something if Hollyweird can open their pie holes.
Maybe he can have another son and name him "La George"?
valley ranch
02-05-2017, 01:23 PM
I think that would be IL George!
Maybe he can have another son and name him "La George"?
You mean El Jorge, Right? But then that would totally confuse illiberals. They would think his was an immigrant. :laugh:
Tahuyaman
02-05-2017, 04:32 PM
We're taking advice on how to run the nation from George Foreman?
Don't get me wrong, George is a helluva guy, and I really like him, but he's been hit in the head an awful lot. I think maybe he should look to someone who has actual foreign policy experience and maybe hasn't been concussed as often.
The left only values the advice from left wing type celebs and athletes. When a liberal athlete or celebrity speaks, that act as they are words from heaven.
Tahuyaman
02-05-2017, 04:34 PM
I used to like George Foreman - SAD! :(
Now you don't because his political views differ from yours. I guess that's not sad?
Dangermouse
02-05-2017, 04:54 PM
Say what you like about George, he makes a mean grill/broiler!
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 04:58 PM
The left only values the advice from left wing type celebs and athletes. When a liberal athlete or celebrity speaks, that act as they are words from heaven.
Actually no, I dont think we should be taking advice on anything but acting or sports from actors or athletes.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 05:07 PM
And taking on two political parties, and the entire lefts base and money backers and the MSMedia isn't adversity?
Thanks for validating why you aren't in tune with reality.
You're talking about a billionaire running for president, vs a kid who grew up on the streets and made something of himself.
No comparison.
decedent
02-05-2017, 05:15 PM
Say what.....Foreman didn't say anything about how to run the Nation.
That's exactly what he did.
Tahuyaman
02-05-2017, 05:26 PM
The left only values the advice from left wing type celebs and athletes. When a liberal athlete or celebrity speaks, that act as they are words from heaven.
Actually no, I dont think we should be taking advice on anything but acting or sports from actors or athletes.
And then when their double standard is exposed, they go into default position of denial.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 05:31 PM
And then when their double standard is exposed, they go into default position of denial.
Please point out when I said we or the government should be taking advice from celebrities.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 05:34 PM
Maybe he can have another son and name him "La George"?
He's entitled to his opinion just like everyone else.
You're talking about a billionaire running for president, vs a kid who grew up on the streets and made something of himself.
No comparison.
Which has nothing to do with the adversity you said Trump didn't face while I showed otherwise. Evidently, adversity comes in many forms and ways.
That which you couldn't figure out.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 06:08 PM
Which has nothing to do with the adversity you said Trump didn't face while I showed otherwise. Evidently, adversity comes in many forms and ways.
That which you couldn't figure out.
Nice try, no equivalency.
That's exactly what he did.
No he didn't.....he didn't say anything about running the country. He talked about winners and how it is for winners with their mindset.
Just coming in the thread and saying he did. Doesn't make it a reality. Next time, listen to the video and don't get distracted by any pretty lights.
Nice try, no equivalency.
I didn't have to try, as you said Trump hasn't faced any adversity. As usual.....you didn't know what you were talking about. Your norm. Not knowing what you are talking about. Which again goes back to that credibility issue you have.
Also it was Foreman that made the comparison. That which he thought. So its clear George thinks differently than you do. Might have to do with being a winner. Something you have no clue about.
Crepitus
02-05-2017, 06:36 PM
I didn't have to try, as you said Trump hasn't faced any adversity. As usual.....you didn't know what you were talking about. Your norm. Not knowing what you are talking about. Which again goes back to that credibility issue you have.
Also it was Foreman that made the comparison. That which he thought. So its clear George thinks differently than you do. Might have to do with being a winner. Something you have no clue about.
George is just as entitled to his opinion as anyone else. I don't think there is any comparison between the adversity he faced and overcame and Trump's circumstances.
George is just as entitled to his opinion as anyone else. I don't think there is any comparison between the adversity he faced and overcame and Trump's circumstances.
Yes he is, which is a given.....Trump may have not grown up in Houston and around gang members and fighting on the streets. That doesn't change the fact that Trump overcame adversity to become successful. To win against all odds. So that is something they both faced with adversity. Both winning.
Crepitus
02-06-2017, 07:14 AM
Yes he is, which is a given.....Trump may have not grown up in Houston and around gang members and fighting on the streets. That doesn't change the fact that Trump overcame adversity to become successful. To win against all odds. So that is something they both faced with adversity. Both winning.
Lol.
That's at the assumption that Trump grew up.
donttread
02-06-2017, 07:27 AM
You mean El Jorge, Right? But then that would totally confuse illiberals. They would think his was an immigrant. :laugh:
No I mean like taking an ordinary name and making it a "hood name" by adding "La" to the front of it .
Mini Me
02-06-2017, 05:17 PM
We're taking advice on how to run the nation from George Foreman?
Don't get me wrong, George is a helluva guy, and I really like him, but he's been hit in the head an awful lot. I think maybe he should look to someone who has actual foreign policy experience and maybe hasn't been concussed as often.
So its too late to knock any sense into him!
Crepitus
02-06-2017, 06:02 PM
So its too late to knock any sense into him!
Most likely yes.
Subdermal
02-06-2017, 09:42 PM
I used to like George Foreman - SAD! :(
I still really like Robert deNiro. I guess you're still convinced you're the more tolerant one.
Subdermal
02-06-2017, 09:45 PM
You're talking about a billionaire running for president, vs a kid who grew up on the streets and made something of himself.
No comparison.
I suggest you try losing nearly a billion dollars in a casino venture to see if you don't think that's serious adversity.
Crepitus
02-06-2017, 09:49 PM
I suggest you try losing nearly a billion dollars in a casino venture to see if you don't think that's serious adversity.
Oh give me a break! Are you serious?
Safety
02-06-2017, 09:53 PM
The left will just call him a tom and say hes not black enough.
....or the right will bring race into it, and like Rupert Murdoch of Fox suggested to Ben Carson about Obama, is he "black" enough?
Tahuyaman
02-06-2017, 10:01 PM
That's exactly what he did.
He didn't tell him how to run a government. He opined on management style.
But, if he was like Alec Baldwin saying things you want to hear, he'd be your new hero.
Doublejack
02-06-2017, 10:03 PM
Ironic that blindly stepping forward is what got him knocked out at the rumble in the jungle.
So its too late to knock any sense into him!
Kind of like illiberals. But don't worry there is still a cure.
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