45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. Vol 2
Discussion
Zod said:
pinchmeimdreamin said:
unrepentant said:
Looks like the appalling GOP healthcare bill will fail. Trump and Ryan's number one pledge.
So Trump, the self styled great negotiator, even when armed with a GOP congress can't get his bill through. What a loser.
I'd wait till after the vote if I was you So Trump, the self styled great negotiator, even when armed with a GOP congress can't get his bill through. What a loser.
Don't want to be made to look silly
Who looks silly now?
I was a worried Unrep may have jumped the gun a little.
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On a funnier note - Alex Jones apologises for Pizzagate coverage. Looks like someone got sued
https://www.infowars.com/a-note-to-our-listening-v...
https://www.infowars.com/a-note-to-our-listening-v...
p1stonhead said:
Mr Tracy said:
Trump blaming Democrats for not voting, no mention of the GOP who didn't support it.
That puts a trillion dollar hole in the tax reform policy now too.
It's almost as if this governmenting thing isn't that easyThat puts a trillion dollar hole in the tax reform policy now too.
p1stonhead said:
On a funnier note - Alex Jones apologises for Pizzagate coverage. Looks like someone got sued
https://www.infowars.com/a-note-to-our-listening-v...
Blokes a liability to the human gene pool.https://www.infowars.com/a-note-to-our-listening-v...
RobDickinson said:
7 years to plan. All 3 parts of the government nicely in hand.
Yet utter failure on their key issue.
Yeah who knew it could be so hard?
I'd see that element as far more worrying than the figurehead in charge.Yet utter failure on their key issue.
Yeah who knew it could be so hard?
I wonder whether the GOP will be able to agree on anything despite being out of power so long. I could see the same thing happening if Labour were ever voted in here.
How *did* the Democrats feck up that election?
Murph7355 said:
It oozes out of every post you make on this thread chaps. There is zero objectivity or balance. None whatsoever. And your tone towards those with a counter opinion is hardly constructive.
Your call of course. You are free to express whatever opinions you want in whatever way you want. But don't be surprised when mass decisions like have happened over the last year happen. And try not to be dismissive of them. Understanding the root of them is important. Congratulating those with identical viewpoints only has so much use
Where does one start. Your call of course. You are free to express whatever opinions you want in whatever way you want. But don't be surprised when mass decisions like have happened over the last year happen. And try not to be dismissive of them. Understanding the root of them is important. Congratulating those with identical viewpoints only has so much use
The "balance" that was provided by the Trump supporters here was lost partly because they couldn't have a decent debate without getting all shouty and obscene, so were banned. Which is a shame because a couple of them were great comedic value.
But more importantly, until the man we are debating starts showing some balance himself, he deserves all the criticism he gets. If that leads to the hard of thinking to go out and vote for people like him, so be it. That should not be a bar to challenging what is becoming a farce.
Edited by Alpinestars on Friday 24th March 21:36
Murph7355 said:
It oozes out of every post you make on this thread chaps. There is zero objectivity or balance. None whatsoever. And your tone towards those with a counter opinion is hardly constructive.
Your call of course. You are free to express whatever opinions you want in whatever way you want. But don't be surprised when mass decisions like have happened over the last year happen. And try not to be dismissive of them. Understanding the root of them is important. Congratulating those with identical viewpoints only has so much use
I completely understand the root cause of these "abnormal" type election and referendum results. It boils down to a fundamental disenchantment with "normal" politics and "normal" politicians.Your call of course. You are free to express whatever opinions you want in whatever way you want. But don't be surprised when mass decisions like have happened over the last year happen. And try not to be dismissive of them. Understanding the root of them is important. Congratulating those with identical viewpoints only has so much use
The problem is that the alternatives are SO much more worse.
As Winston Churchill once said, "Democracy is the worst sort of politics - except for all the alternatives".
People need to be more historically aware.
unrepentant said:
Trump reported to be "fuming" because his two most trusted advisors, Ivanka and Jared, spent the week on the slopes in Aspen while the bungling bigot struggled to get his healthcare bill passed.
Did he not manage to get his game of golf in? It's the Democrats' fault it didn't get through isn't it? Or is the HOR Republican?So no healthcare reform, no EO keeping Muslims out. Now, what's happening with that wall?
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