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I am thinking two years before he is impeached. Either that or he gets bored and hands the whole thing over to Pence. In any event I am certain that even the most die-hard Republican leaders in the House and Senate are worrying about the guy.
Bad news: We're stuck with him for at least 4 years, and possibly 8. He's not getting impeached.
I hope you're right. I was a little concerned after Hillary chose Tim Kaine to be her running mate. I realize he's well respected and liked by members of Congress, but he brought little enthusiasm to her campaign.
More like no enthusiasm in my opinion. I kept imagining Kaine succeeding Clinton if something happened to her, like impeachment and conviction for all the email and Clinton Foundation allegations.
I too live in a state where the other side has the vast majority and my vote never counts. Actually there are occasions when I vote with the majority. I'm not a party line voter. I vote for who I think will be best. But I vote anyway even when I know I'm voting against the rest of the voters in my state.
If nothing else, you have no right to complain if you don't like the winning candidate if you didn't even vote. IMO
Bad news: We're stuck with him for at least 4 years, and possibly 8. He's not getting impeached.
As long as he don't do any blatant offenses under the Republican led Senate, yes. The problem is I don't Trump as much as I can pick him up and toss his hypocritical butt, let alone see him...
Minimum wage will continue indefinitely to be a contentious issue, because higher minimum wages will NEVER resolve the underlying, intractable shortage of housing affordable at below-median incomes.
The relevant question is, how long will the bottom third of Americans (rent serfs) continue to suck up declines in their standard of living..
The only thing that will solve those problems is economic prosperity. I'm willing to let Trump have the chance to see if he can bring it about.
Hey, it's 4 years until the next presidential election. He'll win if he succeeded, lose if it was all hot air.
Bad news: We're stuck with him for at least 4 years, and possibly 8. He's not getting impeached.
Finally! A realist! And wonder of all wonders, we can't discount the possibility that Trump might succeed.
Maybe the primaries and the election was sort of like Muhammad Ali before a fight, all of his posturing and braggadocio. Let's see what happens when Trump finally has to get in the ring and duke it out.
Four to eight years, the Liberals will never recover.
The liberal/progressive/globalists will have to change their platform if they expect to recover. Crying and blaming everything but themselves is delusional.
I fully expect they will not accept blame, will continue their present course, and will have to accept another defeat in 2018 and perhaps 2020 before they start changing to appeal to more voters.
If Trump is a big success in the next 4 years then I'd call him unbeatable in 2020.
The liberal/progressive/globalists will have to change their platform if they expect to recover. Crying and blaming everything but themselves is delusional.
I fully expect they will not accept blame, will continue their present course, and will have to accept another defeat in 2018 and perhaps 2020 before they start changing to appeal to more voters.
If Trump is a big success in the next 4 years then I'd call him unbeatable in 2020.
Pew polling has show while just 1% of DT voters might vote differently now, 4% HRC voters feel that way about her.
The Clintonistas are doing long-term harm to their party.
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