You'll see. It's already happening, buckle up.
You'll see. It's already happening, buckle up.
You're not a real trump supporter, you take every opportunity to mock all the dumb things he says. The guy is a joke and even the people who defend him are (perhaps subconsciously) aware of that.
The insult game, nice. Anyway - both Matt and myself gave money to his campaign. Isn't that what a "real supporter" does? I don't support every word he says (or every thing he does), but I do believe that he represents change, which is something that we haven't had in the country for a long, long time.
The Obama administration passed near-universal health care. It fundamentally reshaped America's energy policy to combat climate change and fuel a clean energy revolution. It enacted the largest reorganization of the financial industry since the Great Depression. It rescued the auto industry. And most of that happened in the administration's first 18 months. In the first two years in office, he accomplished more in domestic policy than any president since Lyndon Johnson.
A woman won the popular vote in this last election and she should be president right now. America has spoken, it does want change. Not another senile old white man who doesn't care about all the damage he leaves in his wake because he'll be dead soon and the rest of us will be stuck dealing the chaos & carnage left behind.
You do realize that the popular vote doesn't mean anything in the presidential election, right? Trump won based on the rules that the Constitution lay out. We're not a democracy, but instead, we're a Constitutional Republic. This is basic government and history.
I think that you need to seriously look into people's motivations. Hillary Clinton is part of the same broken political class that has for years made millions off our tax payer dollars. In fact, I'd argue that she's the face of that. People who voted for Trump weren't voting for a "senile old white man", they're voting based on the past 50 years. They're voting for their jobs that have left for Mexico and China, they're voting against the 'progressive' ideals that stereotype white men as bad, and they're voting to end the endless corruption that the US political system has become. If you're wondering why a machine worker in Michigan isn't interested in voting for Hillary, look not further than how she ran her campaign. If you run an elitist, I'm better than you campaign, those are the only people that will vote for you, in the end. Hillary proved that on election day when she couldn't get any support in the rust belt.
I think that you need to seriously look into people's motivations. Hillary Clinton is part of the same broken political class that has for years made millions off our tax payer dollars. In fact, I'd argue that she's the face of that. People who voted for Trump weren't voting for a "senile old white man", they're voting based on the past 50 years. They're voting for their jobs that have left for Mexico and China, they're voting against the 'progressive' ideals that stereotype white men as bad, and they're voting to end the endless corruption that the US political system has become. If you're wondering why a machine worker in Michigan isn't interested in voting for Hillary, look not further than how she ran her campaign. If you run an elitist, I'm better than you campaign, those are the only people that will vote for you, in the end. Hillary proved that on election day when she couldn't get any support in the rust belt.
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You're right he was a change.
As for regression do you by chance understand the meaning of that truly or have you not paid much attention?
Firstly, under this administration we have convinced Japan to invest $500 billion into bringing new technological transportation (Super Trains such as China as an example has) and pushing for better energy cars. (Electric cars)
Secondly, the stock market has hit the highest records than any other previous President in history.
Thirdly, done more within a shorter time frame than any other President in history. Started paying off the US debt within 50 days instead of increasing it like Obama did by $700 billion within his first 50 days.
I am indeed a real Trump supporter. 😀 I'm just self-deprecating. I voted for him in both the general and the primary. And contributed money to his campaign. I have a signed copy of The Art of the Deal, and two MAGA hats ^_^
Yeah. What Hissae said. Except replace bad with good different with yuuuuuge 😀
100% agreed.
Let's go through this point by point.
It's far from a universal healthcare system. ACA plans are still very expensive, and rates have been going up. A true single payer solution would be much better. Or a correctly implemented free market one too, I think. I could go on and on about this subject, but our healthcare system is rotten to the core. It was so long before the ACA was passed. The root of our issues goes back to WWII when it became customary for employers to pay for your healthcare coverage.
I think most climate scientists who agree with the concerns that the earth is warming due to human causes would tell you that humanity was not on the path to solving the problem during the Obama administration. I definitely didn't hear that narrative. You could argue that Trump's approach was worse, but Obama did not solve this problem.
I'm pretty sure our economy would be in a similar condition as it is now if we just finished two terms of McCain. Not any better, not any worse. Obama's response to the recession wasn't unique or groundbreaking. It's just how you deal with a recession.
If Trump had won the popular vote, and Hillary the EC, you would probably be praising the electoral college about now. Just like I'd be b****ing about how Trump won the popular vote and should be President. 😛 That's like a team losing the world series and then claiming that they cumulatively scored more points that the other team throughout all games, and therefore "should have won." That ain't how it works. If we decided via popular vote, Trump would have campaigned and bought ads in large states like California and New York, which would have probably earned him more votes than buying ads in swing states like Ohio.
Trump and Hilldog are approximately the same age so the age argument doesn't count.
B-b-but fascism... 🙁John said:
My thesis BTW is that Obama was an average President, not particularly good or bad. Some of his bills were either poor compromises (Obamacare) or passing bills for the sake of headlines, not real progress (Dodd Frank), but everyone does that. As a leader, I think he's charismatic, but probably couldn't hold firm in a disagreement with his generals, etc. He backed down on some important campaign promises, like closing gitmo, and he succumbed to pressure in some cases, like when he agreed to the action in Libya.
This is kind of a caricature. Obama made some nice gestures with pardoning DREAMers, but deportations actually hit their peak under Obama. Net illegal immigration from Mexico has been negative during Obama's term.
Japan is investing $50 billion not 500, and because I'm defending Obama I'll point out that $80 billion was invested into the American auto industry at the beginning of his term. This is nice to hear though, I didn't know Trump had negotiated that.
This is silly. The stock market hits new highs all the time, including during Obama's term. The market is nearly a straight line on a logarithmic chart; it just grows and grows.
"Done more" is very arguable. The healthcare bill failed, and there isn't any new big legislation in sight (tax reform?) He has nominated a lot of goverment positions, but that's kind of a given.
As for reducing the debt, I'm skeptical. Aside from sounding nice, there is no good reason to pay off a significant amount of the debt, and growing it slowly is maintainable. Every recent president has realized this, and the debt has growing at roughly a constant speed:
Obama: 85% increase ($9.1 trillion)
Bush 43: 101% increase ($5.849 trillion)
Clinton: 32% increase ($1.396 trillion)
Bush 41: 54% increase ($1.554 trillion)
Reagan: 186% increase ($1.86 trillion) wow!
Carter: 43% increase ($299 billion)
Ford: 47% increase ($224 billion)
Nixon: 34% increase ($121 billion)
Like the stock market, it's pretty much just kept to it's logarithmic growth.
Notably, the debt has grown faster under Republican presidents. I wonder how Trump will finance that $1 trillion dollar infrastructure project...
The Federal debt did not actually increase that quickly under Obama's terms. He inherited the largest ever deficit due to the financial crisis, but it was reigned in under his later years. Percentage-wise, the debt grew less than under W.
You have to admit though, the stock market gained bigly after Trump won! Every month is a new high for the stock market pretty much, but some highs are higher than others (as any weed user can attest 
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We haven't seen the Trump administration's final budget cuts yet I don't think, but what I've seen so far seems promising. While every president has gown the debt, someone has to decrease it. We can't just keep kickin' the can down the road after all!
)We haven't seen the Trump administration's final budget cuts yet I don't think, but what I've seen so far seems promising. While every president has gown the debt, someone has to decrease it. We can't just keep kickin' the can down the road after all!
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As for the debt if you believe increasing the amount of debt is a good thing then you are giving into the IRS / Federal Reserve scam. As for Obama doing anything good for the stock market that is actually a lie.
Firstly I could point of few facts.
1. Stock market literally almost crashed and completely flat line in 2008 after Obama was inaugurated as President.
2. Reason why Obama increased the debt at such a large rate of nearly $10 trillion is because he was bailing out businesses constantly.
If you don't believe this. Pay attention to all the bills he has passed to bail out businesses. The economy has been living under a falsehood of constant bailouts under the passed 3 administrations and massive increases of debt. While food prices still keep going up and necessities become more and more less affordable, but more the while while non-necessities become more affordable, but have you bothered to ask the big question as to why?
Then you have the massive unemployment rate Obama left for the country. According to the more popular used site http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx. It was as high as 10% when Obama left office, but has already dropped over 1% now with this administration in less time, but the overall job plan is to increase employment rate and create over 14.5 million more higher wage jobs on the market, but I know Democrats disagree with higher wage jobs and as Obama said during Hillary's campaign that would be impossible, but doesn't seem that impossible not. Even more so when he said the coal market would never come back, but now the US has control of the 35% coal imports in China which NK loss, but more so the coal industry has hit higher records. I wonder how many lies we really have to go through for people to realize Obama is indeed the biggest fraud on the planet.
Then you have the slush fund scandal and the hacker who hacked the Clinton Foundation which proved one of the biggest tax frauds done by the Obama administration. The Bill that was passed under Obama which he supported TARP. The billions of dollars that went to big banks all went from the big banks straight to the Clinton Foundation. If you also would like to educate yourself on a few other facts and spend the time reading something good here is this. https://isgp-studies.com/liberal-cia-immigration
Obama, Bush and Bill Clinton all were cut from the same cloth. All did terrible deals, failed the nation. Then you have had the Democrats preach left and right but failed to do anything when they had control during the Bush administration, still preach about women unequal pay, but all the while Elizabeth Warren fails to pay her female aides equal to what she pays the men aides. On top of that the Democrats enjoy ignoring the fact of the Equal Pay Act which was passed in 1980s by Republicans which already protect such rights, but refuse to enforce it and still lie to the public over a non-issue for their personal agenda's.
I could go all day with facts to be honest, but it comes down who you rather believe in. The fraud 2 party system and the passed 3 administrations who have failed and done nothing for their entire times or believe in a administration that has already achieved nearly 30 of its campaign promises, which I can list for you if you want. In less than 6 months in office which is more than any of the passed 8 administrations could have done combined.
The problem honestly between MSM and many politicians is they are to used to same-old, same-old. You are used to having Presidents that are all talk and no game and never done their jobs you don't know how to take it. Now since you have one now that does and have a administration that has shrunk the government to record low numbers in order to make the government more affective, which if you go by the WSJ and Washington Post, this is a bad thing to shrink government and big government should be the way to go.
We have successfully taken on ISIS which has been proven by Wikileaks to have been formed and created by the CIA under the orders and advisory of the Obama administration. Then the John Kerry audio leak which he confirms Obama did support the growth of ISIS. They used ISIS as a front to remove Assad and to destabilize Libya and the Middle-East.
What you are attempting to compare is the difference between a annoying fly people are waking up to and realizing was a complete and utter fraud. To a lion who actually gets things done.
Lastly I would like to point out this. http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...economic-growth-in-modern-era-4th-worst-ever/
Obama is indeed the 4th worst President of the USA in history. Enjoy reading it in the history books with your kids.
Your opinion is your own, but if you still think Obama was a good President I respect your opinion, but if I thought that way I might as well think Kim Jong Un was a good President in that case.
Edit: I actually want to add one last thing. If you want to verify anything about the debt, corruption, etc. Let me give you some advice from JFK and Reagan, "Follow the money".
As for the debt if you believe increasing the amount of debt is a good thing then you are giving into the IRS / Federal Reserve scam. As for Obama doing anything good for the stock market that is actually a lie.
Firstly I could point of few facts.
1. Stock market literally almost crashed and completely flat line in 2008 after Obama was inaugurated as President.
2. Reason why Obama increased the debt at such a large rate of nearly $10 trillion is because he was bailing out businesses constantly.
If you don't believe this. Pay attention to all the bills he has passed to bail out businesses. The economy has been living under a falsehood of constant bailouts under the passed 3 administrations and massive increases of debt. While food prices still keep going up and necessities become more and more less affordable, but more the while while non-necessities become more affordable, but have you bothered to ask the big question as to why?
Then you have the massive unemployment rate Obama left for the country. According to the more popular used site http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx. It was as high as 10% when Obama left office, but has already dropped over 1% now with this administration in less time, but the overall job plan is to increase employment rate and create over 14.5 million more higher wage jobs on the market, but I know Democrats disagree with higher wage jobs and as Obama said during Hillary's campaign that would be impossible, but doesn't seem that impossible not. Even more so when he said the coal market would never come back, but now the US has control of the 35% coal imports in China which NK loss, but more so the coal industry has hit higher records. I wonder how many lies we really have to go through for people to realize Obama is indeed the biggest fraud on the planet.
Then you have the slush fund scandal and the hacker who hacked the Clinton Foundation which proved one of the biggest tax frauds done by the Obama administration. The Bill that was passed under Obama which he supported TARP. The billions of dollars that went to big banks all went from the big banks straight to the Clinton Foundation. If you also would like to educate yourself on a few other facts and spend the time reading something good here is this. https://isgp-studies.com/liberal-cia-immigration
Obama, Bush and Bill Clinton all were cut from the same cloth. All did terrible deals, failed the nation. Then you have had the Democrats preach left and right but failed to do anything when they had control during the Bush administration, still preach about women unequal pay, but all the while Elizabeth Warren fails to pay her female aides equal to what she pays the men aides. On top of that the Democrats enjoy ignoring the fact of the Equal Pay Act which was passed in 1980s by Republicans which already protect such rights, but refuse to enforce it and still lie to the public over a non-issue for their personal agenda's.
I could go all day with facts to be honest, but it comes down who you rather believe in. The fraud 2 party system and the passed 3 administrations who have failed and done nothing for their entire times or believe in a administration that has already achieved nearly 30 of its campaign promises, which I can list for you if you want. In less than 6 months in office which is more than any of the passed 8 administrations could have done combined.
The problem honestly between MSM and many politicians is they are to used to same-old, same-old. You are used to having Presidents that are all talk and no game and never done their jobs you don't know how to take it. Now since you have one now that does and have a administration that has shrunk the government to record low numbers in order to make the government more affective, which if you go by the WSJ and Washington Post, this is a bad thing to shrink government and big government should be the way to go.
We have successfully taken on ISIS which has been proven by Wikileaks to have been formed and created by the CIA under the orders and advisory of the Obama administration. Then the John Kerry audio leak which he confirms Obama did support the growth of ISIS. They used ISIS as a front to remove Assad and to destabilize Libya and the Middle-East.
What you are attempting to compare is the difference between a annoying fly people are waking up to and realizing was a complete and utter fraud. To a lion who actually gets things done.
Lastly I would like to point out this. http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...economic-growth-in-modern-era-4th-worst-ever/
Obama is indeed the 4th worst President of the USA in history. Enjoy reading it in the history books with your kids.
Your opinion is your own, but if you still think Obama was a good President I respect your opinion, but if I thought that way I might as well think Kim Jong Un was a good President in that case.
Edit: I actually want to add one last thing. If you want to verify anything about the debt, corruption, etc. Let me give you some advice from JFK and Reagan, "Follow the money".
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If you look at alternative unemployment calculations that actually take into consideration factors like long term unemployment, the number looks more like 22%, as it's been pretty much since the 2008 crash.
http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/unemployment-charts
The government numbers are designed to look pretty politically. If you honk about it, how could they not be? They've tweaked the formula several times in the past, resulting in numbers that look better, not worse. I'm not accusing Obama of fudging the numbers, just saying that everyone fudges them, and Donald Trump probably won't change the calculation either TBH
http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/unemployment-charts
The government numbers are designed to look pretty politically. If you honk about it, how could they not be? They've tweaked the formula several times in the past, resulting in numbers that look better, not worse. I'm not accusing Obama of fudging the numbers, just saying that everyone fudges them, and Donald Trump probably won't change the calculation either TBH
Fyi I'm not totally a fan of Obama... I like him because of a few flourishes here and there (ending the use of torture, reaching a deal with Iran, opening relations with Cuba) but overall I'd say he's merely an above-average president. Ideologically I'm much closer to Bernie Sanders. That said, debate is fun so I'll stand up for Obama where I align with him.
Paul Volcker:
Ended runaway inflation by pushing interest rates sky-high. Even anti-Fed Ron Paul agrees that Volcker did good.
Alan Greenspan:
I don't hate him, and he piloted the institution reasonably well over the decades. But the housing bubble was a colossal mistake he is at least partially responsible for. Overall thumbs-down.
Ben Bernanke:
Took bold steps to bailout the American economy. Ben's graduate thesis and professorial work largely focus on the 1929 crash and great depression. He has spent years thinking about how to respond to market crashes and ways to avoid depression. We're incredibly lucky that he was in office at the time of the financial crisis.
Janet Yellen:
In the words of Donald J Trump, "You know, I like her, I respect her. She's been here [in the Oval Office.] She's been in that seat. I do like the low interest rate policy."
In the 80s we were threatened by high inflation, but the looming threat today is deflation. If you don't stave it off, deflation leads to the hoarding of cash, which causes bad case of inflation later. Everyone has heard about hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic, but they don't often know that they had deflation first.
Many people who are anti-Fed prefer a gold standard to fiat currency. But gold has its problems too... because the supply is shared with other countries, they can muck with your economy.
In 1927, France started hoarding gold. They went from having 7% of the world supply, to having a quarter of the world's supply. Naturally, the shortage of gold caused deflation everywhere that gold was used as a currency, including the US. By the time France's hoard peaked, the depression had started in earnest. What's really interesting is the clear trend - the earlier a country left the gold standard, the earlier their economy recovered. Japan was on a silver standard at the time and hardly experienced a depression at all. The wiki section on them is pretty interesting.
2. Obama increased the debt by a smaller percentage than W, which is impressive considering he started with an economy circling the bathtub drain.
What makes a $50 billion infusion of cash "good investment" and $80 billion a spooky "bailout"?
Neither party has done much to solve stagnant wages and a declining middle class. Choosing between Democrat and Republican can seem like "Do you want to get sold out? Or do you want to get sold out on steroids?" In contrast with Sanders who (to me at least) truly seemed to be focusing on the American people. *wistful sigh*
Your point about belief is really interesting. We definitely do get stuck in echo chambers. Even the photos of him are different:
Left 1, Left 2, Left 3, Left 4, Left 5, Left 6, Left 7
Right 1, Right 2, Right 3, Right 4, Right 5, Right 6, Right 7
Yes, I unabashedly think the Federal Reserve has been a net positive, although it depends who was running it.
Paul Volcker:
Ended runaway inflation by pushing interest rates sky-high. Even anti-Fed Ron Paul agrees that Volcker did good.
Alan Greenspan:
I don't hate him, and he piloted the institution reasonably well over the decades. But the housing bubble was a colossal mistake he is at least partially responsible for. Overall thumbs-down.
Ben Bernanke:
Took bold steps to bailout the American economy. Ben's graduate thesis and professorial work largely focus on the 1929 crash and great depression. He has spent years thinking about how to respond to market crashes and ways to avoid depression. We're incredibly lucky that he was in office at the time of the financial crisis.
Janet Yellen:
In the words of Donald J Trump, "You know, I like her, I respect her. She's been here [in the Oval Office.] She's been in that seat. I do like the low interest rate policy."
In the 80s we were threatened by high inflation, but the looming threat today is deflation. If you don't stave it off, deflation leads to the hoarding of cash, which causes bad case of inflation later. Everyone has heard about hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic, but they don't often know that they had deflation first.
Many people who are anti-Fed prefer a gold standard to fiat currency. But gold has its problems too... because the supply is shared with other countries, they can muck with your economy.
In 1927, France started hoarding gold. They went from having 7% of the world supply, to having a quarter of the world's supply. Naturally, the shortage of gold caused deflation everywhere that gold was used as a currency, including the US. By the time France's hoard peaked, the depression had started in earnest. What's really interesting is the clear trend - the earlier a country left the gold standard, the earlier their economy recovered. Japan was on a silver standard at the time and hardly experienced a depression at all. The wiki section on them is pretty interesting.
1. Right, he took office during the financial crisis. It didn't crash because he took office.
2. Obama increased the debt by a smaller percentage than W, which is impressive considering he started with an economy circling the bathtub drain.
What makes a $50 billion infusion of cash "good investment" and $80 billion a spooky "bailout"?
Now, the thrust of this I agree with. Wages have not been keeping up with the cost of living, and healthcare is especially unafforable. The ACA is a heck of a band-aid, but it clearly has not solved the issue.
Neither party has done much to solve stagnant wages and a declining middle class. Choosing between Democrat and Republican can seem like "Do you want to get sold out? Or do you want to get sold out on steroids?" In contrast with Sanders who (to me at least) truly seemed to be focusing on the American people. *wistful sigh*
Well, I agree with not being happy with the two establishment parties, but Trump isn't turning out to be all that different. I actually would be interested in knowing which 30 promises he's achieved, because so far my impression is this.
Your point about belief is really interesting. We definitely do get stuck in echo chambers. Even the photos of him are different:
Left 1, Left 2, Left 3, Left 4, Left 5, Left 6, Left 7
Right 1, Right 2, Right 3, Right 4, Right 5, Right 6, Right 7
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I will post a link then just copy / paste the entire thing here to make it easy for you.
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald...e_i_was_tired_of_liberals_saying_trump_hasnt/
PROMISES MADE AND KEPT SO FAR:
Campaign Promise 1: To replace Antonin Scalia with a like-minded justice from a list of 20
- Trump replaced Antonin Scalia with Neil Gorsuch, an incredibly qualified and Constitution-abiding justice
- Trump has attempted to enact a Travel Ban that is 100% CONSTITUTIONAL AND is made from the seven (six, now) "countries of concern" outlined by the Hussein Administration. This has been blocked by an extremely liberal Hawaiian judge who was appointed by Obama. (The blocking of this travel ban might piss me off more than anything that has happened during his presidency, because judges should be blind to politics, but that is proving to be false.) Hopefully this will go to the Supreme Court and be overturned quickly.
- Trump has implemented a YUGE crackdown on sanctuary cities, threatening to defund them
- The revival of the Dakota and Keystone XL Pipelines creating American jobs
- Trump pulled us out of the TPP which would have been absolutely disastrous for the US
- Trump has signed an Executive Order promoting women in STEM jobs (careers real feminists strive for, not "dance therapy" feminists)
- Trump has Launched a Council empowering female leaders and female entrepreneurs
- Trump met with Justin Trudeau (what a joke) to discuss the tweaking of NAFTA to benefit the US more, after he threatens to leave it
- Trump ordered a two-for-one repeal for all new regulations enacted by federal agencies
- Trump has rolled back ridiculous Obama-era regulations that have made it nearly impossible for small businesses to hire employees
- Trump has signed an Executive Order to give major funding to "Historically Black Colleges and Universities," helping out inner-cities immensely
- Trump signed an Executive Order protecting our police
- Trump has implemented a YUGE crackdown on illegal immigration and he has started the WALL initiative
- Trump has increased our military budget because we don't want to use our military, but want to be prepared to use it
- Trump has placed a five year and lifetime lobbying ban on government officials for when they leave office
- Trump signed an Executive Order cracking down on drug cartels
- Trump has enacted Joint Resolution 38 putting thousands of coal miners back to work
- Trump negotiated a deal with Carrier promising to bring manufacturing and jobs back to the US.
- Trump has met with CEOs from huge companies to work on bringing jobs back to America
- There was an increase of 298,000 jobs in February alone (liberals will say that counts in Obama's fiscal year, but we know the truth)
- Trump met with Intel CEO who promised $7 Billion investment and over 3,000 high paying (not "shovel ready" bullshit jobs) in America
- Trump met with the CEO of Softbank who has promised 50,000 more American jobs and has already fulfilled 3,000 of those jobs
- Kroger has promised over 10,000 new jobs in the era of Trump
- The month of March yielded 263,000 new jobs, which passes the month's estimated 185,000 Big League
- Trump has put major pressure on the members of NATO to pay their fair and equal share because there are only a handful of countries in NATO who currently pay as much as agreed upon
- Trump has taken major steps towards America's energy independence
- Trump enacted a hiring freeze to all federal employees, cutting down on the over-bloated bureaucracy
- Trump signed a Bill allowing NASA funding, including an exploration to Mars
- Rescinding (one of) Obama's incredibly unconstitutional actions regarding transgender bathrooms in schools
- Trump got rid of the idiotic penalty in Obamacare that fines you if you choose not to participate in the program
- He called for a drone strike in Afghanistan killing Qari Yasin, a Pakistani Al-Qaeda leader
- He donated his first quarterly salary to the National Park Service
- (Even though it was Mike Pence) The defunding of clinics that perform abortions. Because no matter whether you are pro-choice/pro-life, the government should not be funding abortions. (Also, if people bring up the Hyde Amendment which is supposed to not let any federal funding go towards abortions, LET THEM KNOW that US taxpayers pay for about 24% of abortions despite of that "amendment")
- Huge spikes in the NASDAQ average index and the DOW average index starting November 8th. (This will count for Obama unfortunately, but we know where the real credit belongs.)
- He has placed sanctions on Iran after they tested ballistic missiles
- He has met with/talked to over 30 foreign leaders.
- Trump has moved on to tax reform, lowering taxes for Americans
- He negotiated down the Price of the new Air Force One one billion dollars in a meeting that lasted just one hour
- He issued major cuts to the costs of the F-35 saving billions
- He has opened the eyes of the American public to just how unbelievably corrupt (pretty believable to most) the Hussein Administration was.
There are a few more, but this is the list I already had bookmarked, but if you want to add the more recent as said during his campaign as a promise, "I will bomb the shit out of ISIS." that is another as well.
Did he end the use of torture? Some "enhanced interrogation techniques" are no longer officially used, but many of the remaining techniques look a lot like torture to me. Plus, we have no way of knowing what the intelligence agencies do in secret.
I agree about opening Cuba and am neutral in, but suspicious of, the Iran deal; Obama was okay, but I think he was a weak leader. There are many of his campaign promises that it felt like he buckled under to the military industrial complex. Like not closing gitmo, which he promised to do specifically, and intervening in Libya, which apparently he opposed but was convinced to go through with.
Trump appears to be dabbling in neoconservstism at the moment, but there's a difference between making a single strike and participating in the overthrow of a government (as was the case in Libya). And yeah, we fired Tomohawk missiles into Libya.
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Trump is a big businessman and socialworker.Now he is a president of United State.He don,t fear any one and he is a successful businessman .He always think how he can progress his country future .It is needles to say he is very nice person.
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