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I agree it is alarming that 58% of the population has been brainwashed by the hard left and their allies in the media.
If it takes being brainwashed to be a compassionate human being who believes in treating others with respect regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation, then I'm proudly brainwashed.
If he changes taxation to being based on residency rather than citizenship and/or eliminates FATCA and won't involve the US in wars, he has my vote guaranteed.
Trump supporters are overwhelmingly white nationalists and stick-it-to-the-Libs nihilists. If he continues to pursue their interests, they will continue to support him. His job performance is irrelevant.
Imagine for a moment that it is November 2020. The economy is shedding over 500,000 jobs per month, unemployment is back in the double digits, and the DOW is back below 10,000. The wall is not built and Obamacare repealed but not replaced resulting in millions of people losing their health insurance. That is the record that Trump will be running on. Will you still vote for him? If so, why?
No. You can't pay me to vote for trump. Even though I don't hate him, I don't love him either. By the next two years the nation will be in a recession but not as as bad as 2008. However trump voters in middle America has yet to see gains that was promised to them in 2016. This will make those folks in America disgruntled and feel cheated.
Imagine for a moment that it is November 2020. The economy is shedding over 500,000 jobs per month, unemployment is back in the double digits, and the DOW is back below 10,000. The wall is not built and Obamacare repealed but not replaced resulting in millions of people losing their health insurance. That is the record that Trump will be running on. Will you still vote for him? If so, why?
Yes, Pelosi crashed the economy in 2007 and she will likely do it again, we will need President Trump with a Republican Congress to repair the damage....just like last time.
Imagine for a moment that it is November 2020. The economy is shedding over 500,000 jobs per month, unemployment is back in the double digits, and the DOW is back below 10,000. The wall is not built and Obamacare repealed but not replaced resulting in millions of people losing their health insurance. That is the record that Trump will be running on. Will you still vote for him? If so, why?
Your hypothetical question leaves out a lot of relevant information.
Who is his Democratic opponent?
Does he face a primary challenge, and, if so, from whom?
I sit out most elections including 2018 or vote 3rd party and the last election I voted for a major party candidate was 1980 when I voted for Reagan. It looks like all factors are in place for a recession and stock market correction and I really hoping for a 50% correction. You know the reasons why your 401ks were doing so great it was because of QE, ) 0% interest rates, bank and automobile bail outs, and a 700 Billion gvt spending bill. And that is on the backs of mostly the working poor who do not have any money or very little invested in the market.
I was never a supporter of any of those measures that propped and blew up your 401ks and stocks so a crash would have no bearing on my vote. The one thing I noticed is that it seems there is no longer a connect on how well main street is doing when it comes to the stock market meaning the market could crash but employment could remain strong. I do not see the U S shedding that many jobs no where near 500,000.
The POTUS does not have control on the employment market it would also be a no factor in my vote.
What could be a factor is Trump keeping us out of new wars.
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