45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. Vol 2
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XM5ER said:
Eddie Strohacker said:
XM5ER said:
She's like a left wing Alex Jones.
Remarkable how the landscape has shifted when we describe Mensch as left wing in the context of her becoming a (unhinged) critic of Trump. Nut job yes, left wing?Eddie Strohacker said:
Dunno, I've never looked beyond the swivel eyed conspiracy rubbish long enough to think about it. Wiki says he describes himself as a Libertarian & Paleoconservative, whatever one of those is. Everyone else thinks he's a nutter I reckon.
A always associate the prefix "Paleo..." with fossils.
I think the problem here is that the Whitehouse and capital hill have got bogged down with repealing obamacare.
This seems to be never ending at the moment. Really what Donald et al needs to be doing is making the US people rich again.
That's why they voted him in, the first none experienced politician, a business man no less, who could get people employed again making good money and feeling better off as a result.
But rather than draining the swamp it's bogging him down. He seems to be distracted easily, and lets face it there are a lot of distractions going his way. He needs to cast off replacing ACA, leave it to the split politicians to do that and instead alter taxes.
His reduction in corporate taxes makes sense, it is too high in the US. Of course $1 trillion infrastructure plans need funding too. What he needs to do is see if he can reduce corporate taxes to get US firms coming back to the US to fund his infrastructure and then look at health care.
The US armed forces will always suck up money of course. He has to get more money coming in through decisions than money going out.
It's a non trivial task to be honest. Needs FDR or such, this guy seems to pander to non events .....
This seems to be never ending at the moment. Really what Donald et al needs to be doing is making the US people rich again.
That's why they voted him in, the first none experienced politician, a business man no less, who could get people employed again making good money and feeling better off as a result.
But rather than draining the swamp it's bogging him down. He seems to be distracted easily, and lets face it there are a lot of distractions going his way. He needs to cast off replacing ACA, leave it to the split politicians to do that and instead alter taxes.
His reduction in corporate taxes makes sense, it is too high in the US. Of course $1 trillion infrastructure plans need funding too. What he needs to do is see if he can reduce corporate taxes to get US firms coming back to the US to fund his infrastructure and then look at health care.
The US armed forces will always suck up money of course. He has to get more money coming in through decisions than money going out.
It's a non trivial task to be honest. Needs FDR or such, this guy seems to pander to non events .....
Roofless Toothless said:
"I am a doughnut".Gandahar said:
I think the problem here is that the Whitehouse and capital hill have got bogged down with repealing obamacare.
This seems to be never ending at the moment. Really what Donald et al needs to be doing is making the US people rich again.
That's why they voted him in, the first none experienced politician, a business man no less, who could get people employed again making good money and feeling better off as a result.
But rather than draining the swamp it's bogging him down. He seems to be distracted easily, and lets face it there are a lot of distractions going his way. He needs to cast off replacing ACA, leave it to the split politicians to do that and instead alter taxes.
His reduction in corporate taxes makes sense, it is too high in the US. Of course $1 trillion infrastructure plans need funding too. What he needs to do is see if he can reduce corporate taxes to get US firms coming back to the US to fund his infrastructure and then look at health care.
The US armed forces will always suck up money of course. He has to get more money coming in through decisions than money going out.
It's a non trivial task to be honest. Needs FDR or such, this guy seems to pander to non events .....
The problem is that he is completely unfitted for the task placed on him by those who voted for him. To any sensible person it was obvious that he has personalty and mental health problems which rendered him incapable for the job. Every ill advised utterance and tweet he makes proves that.This seems to be never ending at the moment. Really what Donald et al needs to be doing is making the US people rich again.
That's why they voted him in, the first none experienced politician, a business man no less, who could get people employed again making good money and feeling better off as a result.
But rather than draining the swamp it's bogging him down. He seems to be distracted easily, and lets face it there are a lot of distractions going his way. He needs to cast off replacing ACA, leave it to the split politicians to do that and instead alter taxes.
His reduction in corporate taxes makes sense, it is too high in the US. Of course $1 trillion infrastructure plans need funding too. What he needs to do is see if he can reduce corporate taxes to get US firms coming back to the US to fund his infrastructure and then look at health care.
The US armed forces will always suck up money of course. He has to get more money coming in through decisions than money going out.
It's a non trivial task to be honest. Needs FDR or such, this guy seems to pander to non events .....
He is fixated with showing he is the biggest, best, most fantastic, a 100% winner. His favourite insult is to call people he doesn't like "losers" - because to him, that is the worst crime anybody can commit - i.e. to lose.
It is really ironic that a large faction of those who voted for him are, in fact, life's losers (not always through any fault of their own). To think that he really identified with their plight and would put through policies that might really help them showed how desperate they must have been.
It's all really quite sad - in the true sense of the word, rather than the Trump sense.
Gandahar said:
But rather than draining the swamp it's bogging him down.
Not at all, he seems to be refilling it very quickly with his own brand of money grabbingGandahar said:
His reduction in corporate taxes makes sense, it is too high in the US. Of course $1 trillion infrastructure plans need funding too. What he needs to do is see if he can reduce corporate taxes to get US firms coming back to the US to fund his infrastructure and then look at health care.
Perhaps if he encouraged US companies to pay their taxes correctly rather than adopt extensive avoidance schemes.The US Infrastructure is appalling after 5 years of republican refusal to vote through measures
The only thing the donald cares about is his ratings. He was playing with a firetruck when he should have been pushing the healthcare reforms.
Meanwhile Exon have been fined for ignoring russian sanctions whilst Tillerson was CEO
When Tillerson was CEO, he said Exxon didn't support sanctions generally because it found them usually ineffective.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/20/treasury-...
When Tillerson was CEO, he said Exxon didn't support sanctions generally because it found them usually ineffective.
http://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/20/treasury-...
Meanwhile, a poll of 541 Trump voters has revealed that 88% of them would vote for him again were there to be another election now.
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/342866-...
Stay classy America.
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/342866-...
Stay classy America.
minimoog said:
Meanwhile, a poll of 541 Trump voters has revealed that 88% of them would vote for him again were there to be another election now.
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/342866-...
Stay classy America.
So a 12% loss of his voters then.http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/342866-...
Stay classy America.
I doubt he has gained any from the other side. I cant fathom a world where thats possible.
So he will get demolished next time? Hmm.
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