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Not really...it's as bad as I thought it would be....maybe even worse.
It is hard to believe that as big and diverse as our country is....that the last election....that was the best
that we could do....and it's hard to believe that Trump was the best that we could come up with.
Not really...it's as bad as I thought it would be....maybe even worse.
It is hard to believe that as big and diverse as our country is....that the last election....that was the best
that we could do....and it's hard to believe that Trump was the best that we could come up with.
I find it pathetic that republicans chose Trump as their nominee when they had such decent others to choose from.
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If the liberal media was fair to Trump he would have many added voters , this is why the media is so afraid to be fair to Trump. Many many more people would like what he has done so far... His work for this country and people is astounding but they don't report that. It is all negative.
If you wanted a pro-worker president, you'd have voted for a libertarian. Someone who really believed in free market capitalism, recognized that trade barriers were destructive, and so forth. Trump was not that candidate. Viva la capitalism...down with Trump.
Signed,
Someone who voted for Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek
People forget that many of Trump supporters wanted the chaos and wanted to dismantle many of America's agencies and institutions. These are the people who would like to turn the clock back to 1952 or even 1852.
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