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alleoops

Thu 08/17/17 09:50 AM

I like the President because he's fooling the Libs
and they don't like it. drinker

I thought Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail was just that, Rhetoric. I didn't think he was going to bring all of his horse **** into the White House and his administration. As it stands to day, Trump is turning out to be a very ineffective president. He should have been aware that he wasn't going to be very popular with the majority of the American people. To win support for himself and his goals in office, he needed to be cautious about what he said and very diplomatic in his dealing with people especially with members of his own party.

With Trump's pugilistic attitude, bluster, general ignorance about issues, fragile ego, etc., I don't see him surviving as president. He'd have to make 180 degree change in his behavior to salvage his presidency. Perhaps the best thing for him and the country is to resign. I could live with Pence!

Edited by Unknow on Thu 08/17/17 10:50 AM

yellowrose10

Thu 08/17/17 10:44 AM

I thought Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail was just that, Rhetoric. I didn't think he was going to bring all of his horse **** into the White House and his administration. As it stands to day, Trump is turning out to be a very ineffective president. He should have been aware that he wasn't going to be very popular with the majority of the American people. To win support for himself and his goals in office, he needed to be cautions about what he said and very diplomatic in his dealing with people especially with members of his own party.

With Trump's pugilistic attitude, bluster, general ignorance about issues, fragile ego, etc., I don't see him surviving as president. He'd have to make 180 degree change in his behavior to salvage his presidency. Perhaps the best thing for dhim and the country is to resign. I could live with Pence!

From what I heard (personally) was people were done with Obama and didn't want Hillary continuing it and that is why they voted for Trump

Unknow

Thu 08/17/17 10:47 AM

I thought Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail was just that, Rhetoric. I didn't think he was going to bring all of his horse **** into the White House and his administration. As it stands to day, Trump is turning out to be a very ineffective president. He should have been aware that he wasn't going to be very popular with the majority of the American people. To win support for himself and his goals in office, he needed to be cautions about what he said and very diplomatic in his dealing with people especially with members of his own party.

With Trump's pugilistic attitude, bluster, general ignorance about issues, fragile ego, etc., I don't see him surviving as president. He'd have to make 180 degree change in his behavior to salvage his presidency. Perhaps the best thing for dhim and the country is to resign. I could live with Pence!

From what I heard (personally) was people were done with Obama and didn't want Hillary continuing it and that is why they voted for Trump

I voted for Gary Johnson. If more people understood that the Democrats and Republicans are not their only options we might have a new dawn in American politics.

Charles1962150

Thu 08/17/17 02:33 PM

I thought Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail was just that, Rhetoric. I didn't think he was going to bring all of his horse **** into the White House and his administration. As it stands to day, Trump is turning out to be a very ineffective president. He should have been aware that he wasn't going to be very popular with the majority of the American people. To win support for himself and his goals in office, he needed to be cautions about what he said and very diplomatic in his dealing with people especially with members of his own party.

With Trump's pugilistic attitude, bluster, general ignorance about issues, fragile ego, etc., I don't see him surviving as president. He'd have to make 180 degree change in his behavior to salvage his presidency. Perhaps the best thing for dhim and the country is to resign. I could live with Pence!

From what I heard (personally) was people were done with Obama and didn't want Hillary continuing it and that is why they voted for Trump

If more people understood that the Democrats and Republicans are not their only options we might have a new dawn in American politics.

AMEN to that! I get so tired of hearing all the Dem versus Rep bullshat.

yellowrose10

Thu 08/17/17 02:37 PM

I thought Trump's rhetoric on the campaign trail was just that, Rhetoric. I didn't think he was going to bring all of his horse **** into the White House and his administration. As it stands to day, Trump is turning out to be a very ineffective president. He should have been aware that he wasn't going to be very popular with the majority of the American people. To win support for himself and his goals in office, he needed to be cautions about what he said and very diplomatic in his dealing with people especially with members of his own party.

With Trump's pugilistic attitude, bluster, general ignorance about issues, fragile ego, etc., I don't see him surviving as president. He'd have to make 180 degree change in his behavior to salvage his presidency. Perhaps the best thing for dhim and the country is to resign. I could live with Pence!

From what I heard (personally) was people were done with Obama and didn't want Hillary continuing it and that is why they voted for Trump

If more people understood that the Democrats and Republicans are not their only options we might have a new dawn in American politics.

AMEN to that! I get so tired of hearing all the Dem versus Rep bullshat.

I didn't say anything about how the country voted. I was talking what I PERSONALLY heard. He got the electoral vote (as it has been in this country for a while).

I never cared for either

alleoops

Thu 08/17/17 03:12 PM

But there in lies the rub. Trump was not voted in by the people. If it hadn't been for the electoral college, Mr Orange would have never made it in. If we went by what the people said, Hillery Clinton would now be the first female president.

If more people understood that the Democrats and Republicans are not their only options we might have a new dawn in American politics.

Yea, if if's and buts were candy and nuts, we would all have a wonderful Christmas.
Gary Johnson whoa

Edited by alleoops on Thu 08/17/17 03:14 PM

msharmony

Thu 08/17/17 10:29 PM

no he was clever to 'promise' so many opposite things so that he was sure to be seen as 'trying' to follow through on some of them,,,,

I am curious. What were the "opposite things" you mention?

I don't pay much attention to every detail politically so am curious what you present as opposites.

with immigrants for example, he said all these things

'deport all illegal immigrants immediately'
'focus on the criminal illegal immigrants first'
'no citizenship'
'maybe a path to citizenship'

or from
a total complete shutdown of muslims entering
to
a shutdown of muslims from countries with 'history of terrorism'
to
the ban is negotiable

or from

close the borders
to
just be careful

,,,to name a few,, he said so many conflicting things, it would be unlikely that he would not 'try' some of them

it would be like me saying, Im going to bake cookies, AND Im not going to bake cookies

at the end of the day ONE of the things I said will be true,,,,

yes, obarry said all of those things, and even more... you can keep your doctor, or it will be cheaper! lets close Guantanamo down..

the biggest lie - "hope and change"...

difference is Obama never ALSO said you couldnt keep your doctor or he wouldnt close guantanamo

his position on those thing was consistent, he 'tried' those things, but he did not accomplish them,,,

no, he said you could keep your doctor and he would close Guantanamo...

everything he said was a lie, and you whine about trump?

no, he said what he would 'try'

but not everything he tried succeeded, but like the current POTUS, he 'tried',,,so he similarly gets credit for his attempts to do what he said,, right?

no, he did not say "try" ... he lied right from the start, and never stopped... glad he's gone... are you gunna write your own "special" history so that it suits whats going on in your mind?

SO? Trump has never said 'try' either,, but his advocates are impresed that he is at least 'trying',, even when he is failing,,,

there is no special history, there is government and how it works, those who understand it never expect a president to 'promise' anything since a president has no power to do much of anything without COOPERATION from congress,,,

some dont accomplish the campaign 'promises' and are deemed LIARS

but others are given credit for at least 'trying'

the rewrite is with the hypocrites holding this double standard, not with me,,,

yea, i agree... there should be more immigrants on the way out... but the liberals are keeping his hands tied on this...

oberry blatantly screwed people on the ACA, and lied every step of the way, him and his crones like pulosi and killery... trump has nothing to gain but a better country for us all, while obarry was just another go in broke, cone out rich lackey who took advantage of everything and everyone...

trump has nothing to gain by lying to you, he has all the money and power he needs to get the job done right...

wrong,, yet again

Trump is gaining plenty on the value of his NAME by being president, and since his NAME is what amasses his fortune,, that is plenty to gain,,

Obama was far from broke when elected as well, being in a marriage with a working wife, investments, and money from book deals, he was already a millionaire when sworn in

mightymoe

Fri 08/18/17 05:57 AM