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How different is Lalu Prasad Yadav and Donald Trump?

After my post on How similar is Lalu Prasad Yadav and Donal Trump? , I have been getting request to write a post on their difference. So lets see how different they are:

Money


Donald Trump has 300 times more money to screw up with as compared to Lalu Prasad Yadav.
The GDP of US is approximately 300 times of Bihar.

Power



Trump have control over nuclear weapons and can destroy the world while Lalu only had some rogues and destroyed just a state.

People


Trump have 3 times more lives at stake as compared to Lalu. Population of USA is approximately 3 times that of Bihar.

Comic


Lalu succeeded in making Bihar butt of all Jokes. Trump still has a great and enthralling task ahead of him. Lets all pray that he fails.

Ancestry

Lalu was born to a poor peasant family in Bihar. And his rise to power is a "rags to riches" story. While Donald Trump was born to a rich emigrant family in USA. Never the less his rise to power is more of "anything is possible" story.
 

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