Knowing What You Know Now, Would You Still Support Trump for President?

The Juggler

Halifax2TheMax said:

mcgruff10 said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

mcgruff10 said:

oftenreading said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely retarted. 

Unemployment was going down steadily before Trump is the point 
 

And it continues to go down.  If trump was that bad wouldn’t job growth start to decline?

Obama took the economy from 10% unemployment to 4.8% and was given no credit and Team Trump Treason took it from 4.8% to 3.8% and he’s the greatest, MAGA. That 1% drop does not make up for the damage to our reputation, his coziness with despotic leaders, harm to the environment or his draconian immigration policies. I’m sorry you can’t see that.                                                                         
 

Again, I voted for Obama twice and voted for Clinton but whatever.  I give Obama plenty of credit, I absolutely love the guy. But if trump was as big a moron as you all make him out to be wouldn’t unemployment be going back up? 
Coziness with despotic leaders? I am assuming you are talking about Un. Isn’t it better he is trying to reach out to North Korea to hopefully make peace instead of sending troops north of the 38th parallel?
harm to the environment, yeah he sucks with the environment. But I don’t recall anyone arguing that he was a damn tree hugger.
Yeah children have been separated from families but what else can be done about illegal immigration?  I don’t know the answer but maybe, just maybe people are getting wind of this and are deciding to do it the legal way. 

Greasing the economy in the form of $1.5 trillion tax cut for an economy that didn’t need greasing and an unnecessary trade war for 1% drop in unemployment is stupid. Just wait until the retaliatory tariffs take effect and the recession begins. Coziness with putin on the ritz, Un and Duearte leave me scratching my head as the US used to champion human rights. There are and have been multiple suggestions for addressing the immigration issue but separating children from their families is not and will not be acceptable to me. Have you seen the numbers at the southern border? It’s not working. Showering a brutal dictator with praise in the absence of any concrete actions, declaring victory and lying about it is hardly leadership. Coal is the future? For fucks sake.
 

It’s a joke. He’s brainwashed a third of this country. 

my2hands

Meanwhile, you're leaving your children a bag of shit... 

He's an asshole bully riding the coattails of a strong economy,  and disgraces America and the dignity of the office he holds on a daily basis. 

Spiritual_Chaos

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

josevolution

Halifax2TheMax said:

mcgruff10 said:

oftenreading said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely retarted. 

Unemployment was going down steadily before Trump is the point 
 

And it continues to go down.  If trump was that bad wouldn’t job growth start to decline?

Obama took the economy from 10% unemployment to 4.8% and was given no credit and Team Trump Treason took it from 4.8% to 3.8% and he’s the greatest, MAGA. That 1% drop does not make up for the damage to our reputation, his coziness with despotic leaders, harm to the environment or his draconian immigration policies. I’m sorry you can’t see that.                                                                         
 

Yep it’s all about the bottom dollar 

RoleModelsinBlood31

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

oftenreading

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

RoleModelsinBlood31

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

He said people were financially happy in the late 30’s in Germany.  I said if you think having 30% unemployment is happy then perhaps you’re correct.

oftenreading

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

He said people were financially happy in the late 30’s in Germany.  I said if you think having 30% unemployment is happy then perhaps you’re correct.

Actually, the over 30% unemployment was in the early 1930s. By the late '30s it had dropped markedly. Still missing the point made by SC.

RoleModelsinBlood31

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

He said people were financially happy in the late 30’s in Germany.  I said if you think having 30% unemployment is happy then perhaps you’re correct.

Actually, the over 30% unemployment was in the early 1930s. By the late '30s it had dropped markedly. Still missing the point made by SC.

You’re right. I concede that.  What was his point though, that a growing economy allows one to fairly compare hitler to trump?

oftenreading

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

He said people were financially happy in the late 30’s in Germany.  I said if you think having 30% unemployment is happy then perhaps you’re correct.

Actually, the over 30% unemployment was in the early 1930s. By the late '30s it had dropped markedly. Still missing the point made by SC.

You’re right. I concede that.  What was his point though, that a growing economy allows one to fairly compare hitler to trump?

I believe his point was that people ignored the steady creep of erosion of human rights, little by little, because they were happy about the improvement in their own economic status.
 

Spiritual_Chaos

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

He said people were financially happy in the late 30’s in Germany.  I said if you think having 30% unemployment is happy then perhaps you’re correct.

Actually, the over 30% unemployment was in the early 1930s. By the late '30s it had dropped markedly. Still missing the point made by SC.

You’re right. I concede that.  What was his point though, that a growing economy allows one to fairly compare hitler to trump?

I believe his point was that people ignored the steady creep of erosion of human rights, little by little, because they were happy about the improvement in their own economic status.
 

Should be pretty obvious.

The Juggler

Spiritual_Chaos said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

oftenreading said:

RoleModelsinBlood31 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

The u.s. added over 300,000 jobs last month and trump is going to meet with Kim jong un, Not bad in my book. 

HAHA. My god.

 I get  you don't like trump but adding jobs is a bad thing?  

Adolf Hitler fed his dog Blondie really well and cuddles with her. Not bad in my book.

Etc.

What president wouldn't have had those jobs added.

I’ve always hated the what if game.  Facts are facts, unemployment is way down and my paycheck is up due to the tax breaks. Comparing hitler to trump in any context is genuinely 

 [name-calling removed by Admin]. 

You should not call other people, on a message board or in real life, "retarded". 

Disgusting.

The Hitler-comparison is apt. People had more money in their wallets too after he came to power. I believe he did some shitty stuff too, but I bet people were financially happy in the late 30s. "Not bad in some peoples books."

Not exactly unless you consider widespread famine, food lines and starvation "happy.".  There were 6 million unemployed (which was close to 30%!!!) in Germany in the 1930's.  They were absolutely suffering and the Great Depression hit them hard there.  The economy had improved for a few years after ww1 before that, like between 1924-1929, but it crashed hard, opening the door for Hitler.  It's said that a wheelbarrow full of German notes would buy only a few groceries, the value of German money had dropped so far.  Hitler ran on economic promises, one of the early ways he and the Nazi's rose to power.  One of the things he did to grow their economy was take raw materials from all around Europe and return German manufactured goods in exchange.  He also used these raw materials to build the war machine.  Putting Germany to work towards war had a lot to do with any gains they saw as well.  So Germany in the 30's was pretty horrible for the most part, definitely far from "financially happy."

Which exactly proves the point you are refuting, although you disagree on the timeline. 

He said people were financially happy in the late 30’s in Germany.  I said if you think having 30% unemployment is happy then perhaps you’re correct.

Actually, the over 30% unemployment was in the early 1930s. By the late '30s it had dropped markedly. Still missing the point made by SC.

You’re right. I concede that.  What was his point though, that a growing economy allows one to fairly compare hitler to trump?

I believe his point was that people ignored the steady creep of erosion of human rights, little by little, because they were happy about the improvement in their own economic status.
 

Should be pretty obvious.

...to everyone not blindly supporting the president. Consider the audience.

josevolution

Specially the posters here who support this administration & president it’s all about the bottom $ , they could care less if kids are sitting in shelters or sweating in tents ...
hes a fucking liar and if you support him your supporting a pathological liar !!

The Juggler

josevolution said:

Specially the posters here who support this administration & president it’s all about the bottom $ , they could care less if kids are sitting in shelters or sweating in tents ...
hes a fucking liar and if you support him your supporting a pathological liar !!

I disagree. If its all about the bottom $ and if they were being honest, they would've given the previous administration credit for all the sustained growth since the Great Recession. Trump has conditioned his supporters to think that the date the economy started to turn around was January 20th, 2017. The only thing these people care about is the R next to his name. That's what's wrong about this country. 

josevolution

The Juggler said:

josevolution said:

Specially the posters here who support this administration & president it’s all about the bottom $ , they could care less if kids are sitting in shelters or sweating in tents ...
hes a fucking liar and if you support him your supporting a pathological liar !!

I disagree. If its all about the bottom $ and if they were being honest, they would've given the previous administration credit for all the sustained growth since the Great Recession. Trump has conditioned his supporters to think that the date the economy started to turn around was January 20th, 2017. The only thing these people care about is the R next to his name. That's what's wrong about this country. 

I agree but his base points to the economy as to why everything else doesn’t matter the country is doing so well and yes standing by the R or D is what’s wrong so yes I agree but I just see that the bottom $ does affect people’s view of this administration! 

Spiritual_Chaos

josevolution said:

Specially the posters here who support this administration & president it’s all about the bottom $ , they could care less if kids are sitting in shelters or sweating in tents ...
hes a fucking liar and if you support him your supporting a pathological liar !!

I'm just not used to this, coming from Sweden and being raised with the idea of the Folkhem / Peoples Home*

*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folkhemmet

Haha.

3days

I did not vote for Donald J Trump, but if I had, I would be disappointed based on his campaign promises/rhetoric. 

campaigning Trump said:

Much better healthcare for all, at a fraction of the cost

IMMEDIATE repeal and replace of Obamacare. "Fast, quick, your head will spin"

Economy numbers were fake in 2016

Hillary Clinton would be in jail 

Border wall would start going up so fast, "your head will spin", and Mexico will pay for it

ISIS would be defeated very quickly, or  would actually "come to the table" (whatever that means)

He would get along very well with our allies, because he gets along with anybody

Big Pharma (not middle men) would be regulated, and your drug prices would go down

Keystone Pipeline would be built with American steel

"Massive numbers" of "good" jobs would come about due to a Trump administration

"I will give you everything you've been looking for, for 30, 40, 50 years"

"I know good people, geat people. I know the best people"

Coal miners would be going back to work "in droves"

brianlux

3days said:

I did not vote for Donald J Trump, but if I had, I would be disappointed based on his campaign promises/rhetoric. 

campaigning Trump said:

Much better healthcare for all, at a fraction of the cost

IMMEDIATE repeal and replace of Obamacare. "Fast, quick, your head will spin"

Economy numbers were fake in 2016

Hillary Clinton would be in jail 

Border wall would start going up so fast, "your head will spin", and Mexico will pay for it

ISIS would be defeated very quickly, or  would actually "come to the table" (whatever that means)

He would get along very well with our allies, because he gets along with anybody

Big Pharma (not middle men) would be regulated, and your drug prices would go down

Keystone Pipeline would be built with American steel

"Massive numbers" of "good" jobs would come about due to a Trump administration

"I will give you everything you've been looking for, for 30, 40, 50 years"

"I know good people, geat people. I know the best people"

Coal miners would be going back to work "in droves"

Yeah, it's rather typical for politicians to make promises they can't/don't/won't keep.  But when we ended up with a president that wasn't a politician and not a very good business man and a terrible TV personality, we end up with a guy who has plenty of hot air, but nothing to back it up.  And then you look at how ridiculous most of those promises were in the first place and you see how low we have fallen.  Clown President of 1/2 Clown Nation

The Juggler

brianlux said:

3days said:

I did not vote for Donald J Trump, but if I had, I would be disappointed based on his campaign promises/rhetoric. 

campaigning Trump said:

Much better healthcare for all, at a fraction of the cost

IMMEDIATE repeal and replace of Obamacare. "Fast, quick, your head will spin"

Economy numbers were fake in 2016

Hillary Clinton would be in jail 

Border wall would start going up so fast, "your head will spin", and Mexico will pay for it

ISIS would be defeated very quickly, or  would actually "come to the table" (whatever that means)

He would get along very well with our allies, because he gets along with anybody

Big Pharma (not middle men) would be regulated, and your drug prices would go down

Keystone Pipeline would be built with American steel

"Massive numbers" of "good" jobs would come about due to a Trump administration

"I will give you everything you've been looking for, for 30, 40, 50 years"

"I know good people, geat people. I know the best people"

Coal miners would be going back to work "in droves"

Yeah, it's rather typical for politicians to make promises they can't/don't/won't keep.  But when we ended up with a president that wasn't a politician and not a very good business man and a terrible TV personality, we end up with a guy who has plenty of hot air, but nothing to back it up.  And then you look at how ridiculous most of those promises were in the first place and you see how low we have fallen.  Clown President of 1/2 Clown Nation

Come on now. He’s a businessman! Everyone in business/sales knows the best way to make a deal is to over promise and under deliver. 

Gern Blansten

The Juggler said:

josevolution said:

Specially the posters here who support this administration & president it’s all about the bottom $ , they could care less if kids are sitting in shelters or sweating in tents ...
hes a fucking liar and if you support him your supporting a pathological liar !!

I disagree. If its all about the bottom $ and if they were being honest, they would've given the previous administration credit for all the sustained growth since the Great Recession. Trump has conditioned his supporters to think that the date the economy started to turn around was January 20th, 2017. The only thing these people care about is the R next to his name. That's what's wrong about this country. 

EXACTLY!!!  I just had this conversation with by in laws yesterday.  My brother in law had been unemployed for a few years around the 2008-2010 timeline.  They live in a blue collar area of Ohio.  He had a few jobs that didn't pan out real well then about 5 years ago he got a job at a plastic manufacturer that he still has today.  They do not give Obama any credit whatsoever for the pull out from the recession...no credit for the steady increase in jobs, none for decrease in unemployment, etc.  But now fucking tRump is just the greatest thing ever.

But....they don't care about deficits anymore.  They don't care about a foreign country shaping our election, etc.  Fucking unreal.