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So this thread isn't meant to blast Trump supporters (although I don't have much respect for them) but to ask an honest question about his policies and how he plans to execute things IF he were President.
Trump has basically turned Democrats, half of the Republican party and the media against him. He has clearly demonstrated that things are his way or the highway and not willing to compromise.
In order for laws and things to happen (ie. Muslim ban, build a wall on Mexico's border, deport ALL illegals, etc.), these things would have to go through and be approved by Congress. If he has turned the majority of Congress against him, and with many Republicans finding many of his policies far-fetched, the only way Trump can get these things passed is if he wiped out Congress and was the only one in power.
So are you Trump supporters supportive of dismantling Congress and having Trump as a dictator?
If he is already having problems with BOTH parties in Congress and not even elected yet, how can he possibly carry out these policies that he has promised that are so far-fetched and extreme? Congress controls where money goes for policies that a President wishes to execute.
So I am curious, in order to carry out what Trump has promised that you all support so boldly, a dictatorship seems like the only way that this stuff could happen. Would you support a Donald Trump dictatorship?
.......... Would you support a Donald Trump dictatorship?
Yes, I would. Doing things his way has proven to be enormously beneficial for all involved.
Even Democrats know better than to turn the decision making over to the masses; that's why they destroyed Bernie while pretending to hold primary elections.
You think Trump supporters have that much foresight? I don't. It's about the nuclear option and then like a phoenix rising out of the ashes everything will be so wonderful again...falalalala.
I think you should be asking this to the Hillary and Obama supporters. If anyone wants a dictatorship it those people.
And BTW I have no respect at all for them.
I think you should be asking this to the Hillary and Obama supporters. If anyone wants a dictatorship it those people.
And BTW I have no respect at all for them.
You people are nuts. Trump is clearly the most authoritarian out of the bunch. Take your blinders off.
So this thread isn't meant to blast Trump supporters (although I don't have much respect for them) but to ask an honest question about his policies and how he plans to execute things IF he were President.
Trump has basically turned Democrats, half of the Republican party and the media against him. He has clearly demonstrated that things are his way or the highway and not willing to compromise.
In order for laws and things to happen (ie. Muslim ban, build a wall on Mexico's border, deport ALL illegals, etc.), these things would have to go through and be approved by Congress. If he has turned the majority of Congress against him, and with many Republicans finding many of his policies far-fetched, the only way Trump can get these things passed is if he wiped out Congress and was the only one in power.
So are you Trump supporters supportive of dismantling Congress and having Trump as a dictator?
If he is already having problems with BOTH parties in Congress and not even elected yet, how can he possibly carry out these policies that he has promised that are so far-fetched and extreme? Congress controls where money goes for policies that a President wishes to execute.
So I am curious, in order to carry out what Trump has promised that you all support so boldly, a dictatorship seems like the only way that this stuff could happen. Would you support a Donald Trump dictatorship?
Excellent question. The Trumpists have a lot of highly emotional hyperbole, but the question is, how far are they willing to go in tossing out America's Constitutional protections and election processes, in order to "make America great again"? At the end of this demolition they of course dream that the resulting nationalist Paradise will be great for THEM, even though history tells us that rarely works out. It will be interesting to see what sort of answers you get to this.
So this thread isn't meant to blast Trump supporters (although I don't have much respect for them) but to ask an honest question about his policies and how he plans to execute things IF he were President.
Trump has basically turned Democrats, half of the Republican party and the media against him. He has clearly demonstrated that things are his way or the highway and not willing to compromise.
In order for laws and things to happen (ie. Muslim ban, build a wall on Mexico's border, deport ALL illegals, etc.), these things would have to go through and be approved by Congress. If he has turned the majority of Congress against him, and with many Republicans finding many of his policies far-fetched, the only way Trump can get these things passed is if he wiped out Congress and was the only one in power.
So are you Trump supporters supportive of dismantling Congress and having Trump as a dictator?
If he is already having problems with BOTH parties in Congress and not even elected yet, how can he possibly carry out these policies that he has promised that are so far-fetched and extreme? Congress controls where money goes for policies that a President wishes to execute.
So I am curious, in order to carry out what Trump has promised that you all support so boldly, a dictatorship seems like the only way that this stuff could happen. Would you support a Donald Trump dictatorship?
We already had a dictator in Obama. Did you forget all of his EO's without congress' approval or forcing states to take refugees that they don't want? Trump didn't say he would bypass congress on any of his proposals.
We already had a dictator in Obama. Did you forget all of his EO's without congress' approval. Trump didn't say he would bypass congress on any of his proposals.
What about previous presidents who issued far more Executive Orders than Obama has?
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