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There seems to be lots of keywords being thrown around by the left which they probably hear on TV and repeat it all over the internet (like 'pathological liar' 'misogynist,' etc [word's that people wouldn't otherwise use in daily conversation, but apparently it makes them sound smart, or cool, or part of the 'in' crowd, whatever]). One word I see often here is that Trump has somehow "damaged" this nation. How so specifically? My life is great. What happened to yours since he took office?
Note that 'damaging America' does not mean that this effects a person personally. It's about the country, not yourself.
As far as your question, he's only added to the political divisiveness which is tearing this country apart and seems to have little respect for separate of powers or conventional rules of the presidency, neither of which suggest making America great again as it only strays from the things that made America great.
And I expect you to ignore this post, just as you ignored the one in the other thread you started where I pointed out that you sited a study that shows that twice the amount of US citizens when compared to Muslims believes that killing civilians is ever justified. You're free to prove me wrong and respond to both.
he isn't a PROG and he didn't make people bow at the PROG ALTER.
in other news, Trump has the exact same immigration policy the left had 20 years ago before PROGS figured out they needed dirt poor unskilled foreigners to vote them into office, and the rest of the dems got co-opted by big business.
Note that 'damaging America' does not mean that this effects a person personally. It's about the country, not yourself.
As far as your question, he's only added to the political divisiveness which is tearing this country apart and seems to have little respect for separate of powers or conventional rules of the presidency, neither of which suggest making America great again as it only strays from the things that made America great.
And I expect you to ignore this post, just as you ignored the one in the other thread you started where I pointed out that you sited a study that shows that twice the amount of US citizens when compared to Muslims believes that killing civilians is ever justified. You're free to prove me wrong and respond to both.
I only ignore the nonsensical things you say. Why start an argument on a ridiculous premise?
As for "tearing this country apart" (another keyword you guys like), it seems you liked politics the way it was before he came on the scene. I (and many) for one, believe he has shaken up 'politics as usual' like no one has ever done before. He has started a new dialogue and people (on both sides) are asking questions and learning more about politics (and the media, etc) than they ever have before.
It's a perspective thing, but of course, you seem to have trouble understanding other's perspectives based on your posts.
The only division and violence is coming from the Left. I live in a blue state so I know firsthand. Remember when Hillary made a big deal about Trump not accepting the results of the election and how it would destroy democracy?
"Do as Dems say, not as they do." Hey, that would be a great new slogan for them. Catchier than 'A Better Deal for sure.
The only division and violence is coming from the Left. I live in a blue state so I know firsthand. Remember when Hillary made a big deal about Trump not accepting the results of the election and how it would destroy democracy?
"Do as Dems say, not as they do." Hey, that would be a great new slogan for them. Catchier than 'A Better Deal for sure.
True, but I think they chose "A Better Deal" because they realize Trump's successes and are now trying to copy him.
The immediate wallet effects have been:
1) heath care - higher premiums and fewer choices as insurance companies deal with the uncertainty and legislative chaos
2) the plunging dollar - The "White House soap opera" has fueled the dollar's decline, according to Kit Juckes, a macro strategist at Societe Generale. "Confidence in the U.S. administration's ability to deliver growth-boosting fiscal policies is at rock bottom,"
I only ignore the nonsensical things you say. Why start an argument on a ridiculous premise?
As for "tearing this country apart" (another keyword you guys like), it seems you liked politics the way it was before he came on the scene. I (and many) for one, believe he has shaken up 'politics as usual' like no one has ever done before. He has started a new dialogue and people (on both sides) are asking questions and learning more about politics (and the media, etc) than they ever have before.
It's a perspective thing, but of course, you seem to have trouble understanding other's perspectives based on your posts.
To be clear, you consider pointing out that you don't know how to read data to be "nonsensical?"
I understand your perspective. I disagree with it.
Let me ask you this, do you disagree that he's politically divisive? And to be clear, I don't deny that it's been going on for a while. He didn't start this, but he is making it worse. So, I'll let you answer the question: do you believe he's helping or hurting?
Because I'm of the belief that we cannot have a republic if we have Democrats hating Republicans and Republicans hating Democrats. Certainly not with the scale we're dealing with now. *******s have been around for centuries, but the number has gone up. What has Trump done to address that? I mean, he's quick to be critical of congress and their unwillingness to work and compromise? That's part of that same problem. So far as I can tell, his' big strategy is just complaining and usually pointing fingers, the latter only making the issue worse.
You also ignored the point on separation of powers (and the point where 20% [19% actually] of Muslims believe that killing civilians is ok and 38% [literally doubled form 19%] of the US general population think it's ok... but facts are nonsense right? Or do you use unique numbers based on your 'perspective' and I just don't get how 20 is actually more than 40?).
Note that 'damaging America' does not mean that this effects a person personally. It's about the country, not yourself.
As far as your question, he's only added to the political divisiveness which is tearing this country apart and seems to have little respect for separate of powers or conventional rules of the presidency, neither of which suggest making America great again as it only strays from the things that made America great.
And I expect you to ignore this post, just as you ignored the one in the other thread you started where I pointed out that you sited a study that shows that twice the amount of US citizens when compared to Muslims believes that killing civilians is ever justified. You're free to prove me wrong and respond to both.
Agreed. I'll add to this one:
He's a global embarrassment. He's never bothered to learn the job and it shows when he's in front of a camera and when he's interacting with other heads of state.
If people all over the country took jobs and never bothered to learn how to do them, the whole country would fall apart.
Trump's followers expect more from a cashier at the local McDonald's than they expect from him.
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