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Politics : The Trump Presidency -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: rxbond who wrote (78936)6/22/2018 11:13:53 AM
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I never predicted he would be jailing babies, he is though, and I will judge him on those results.

Total failure as a human being.



To: rxbond who wrote (78936)6/22/2018 11:23:45 AM
From: Lane3  Respond to of 364519
 
If you and others here can start judging Trump by the results

I keep trying but I'm getting no help whatsoever. From that poll I introduced yesterday:
But ask Republicans why Trump’s opponents don’t support him, and they are equally likely to cite policy or ideological reasons — that the critics disagree with his views, don’t like change, or are still mad that Hillary Clinton didn’t win in November. The number one reason they gave was that opponents just can’t recognize what a good job he’s doing.
I have asked repeatedly on this thread for some examples of results. I get nothing I can recognize as such.
First, let’s consider why the president’s supporters said they back him. Five of the top six reasons they gave were driven by policy or ideology — that he is getting things done, cutting taxes, keeping his campaign promises. Of 16 answers given in response to the open-ended question, 12 were focused on policy.
Getting things done? Keeping campaign promises? Those aren't results. Those are validation feel-goods. I was not able to find the sixteen answers mentioned. I looked. I'm trying. Ya got the tax cut. That's one, not sixteen. And it's highly questionable whether that was a good result.



To: rxbond who wrote (78936)6/22/2018 12:37:16 PM
From: bentway  Respond to of 364519
 
Trump has already shown us that we don't want him as president, for any number of reasons. That everything he does isn't bad isn't a winner.

When Bush was elected, I mentally gave him a shot for a time. Trump hasn't allowed that, he hasn't reached out beyond his base, he's shrunken his base.