The Trump Presidency

[Phil Titola]

To be fair, a lot of the voters were probably dumb enough to believe that the wall wouldn't cost anything because Mexico would pay for it.

I don't think most of his voters voted for him because of some dumbass wall.

Emails! Coal miners!

Don't worry in about a month there won't be one person who will admit they voted for him...Including ivanka

[Rage Against the McKee]

To be fair, a lot of the voters were probably dumb enough to believe that the wall wouldn't cost anything because Mexico would pay for it.

I don't think most of his voters voted for him because of some dumbass wall.

Emails! Coal miners!

Don't worry in about a month there won't be one person who will admit they voted for him...Including ivanka

Ivanka didn't vote for him in the primary because she was a registered democrat.

[420seriouscat69]

To be fair, a lot of the voters were probably dumb enough to believe that the wall wouldn't cost anything because Mexico would pay for it.

I don't think most of his voters voted for him because of some dumbass wall.

Emails! Coal miners!

Don't worry in about a month there won't be one person who will admit they voted for him...Including ivanka

Ivanka didn't vote for him in the primary because she was a registered democrat.

So was Trump like 10 years ago. Also, Hillary had already proven of being a incompetent loser, so they didn't want that either, after dealing with Obama for 8 years.

[420seriouscat69]

I can tell you for certain, that most sane Republicans that ended up voting for him, did it for potential positive economic reasons.

[star seed 7]

Sane Republicans didn't vote for trump 

[Rage Against the McKee]

I can tell you for certain, that most sane Republicans that ended up voting for him, did it for potential positive economic reasons.

Do you mean in the primary or the general election?

[420seriouscat69]

General election.

Sane Republicans didn't vote for trump 

This is stupid.

[SdK]

I can tell you for certain, that most sane Republicans that ended up voting for him, did it for potential positive economic reasons.

The ones I know just voted against Hillary.

[420seriouscat69]

I can tell you for certain, that most sane Republicans that ended up voting for him, did it for potential positive economic reasons.

The ones I know just voted against Hillary.

Yes, I would fall under that category.

[sys]

when we finally get the deportation camps built, republicans will have the gates inscribed with "arbeit, nicht hillary".

[sonofdaxjones]

Just remembering (barely) back when Jimmy Carter was a half a step away from internment camps for Iranians, making those in the country on visa's et. al. report to INS.   Then of course banning Iranians from entry entirely.   Of course angry prog-libs revisionists have told us that's not the same thing, in some sort of whackadoo non-reality.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Donald Trump and Jimmy Carter, two peas in a pod.

[sys]

eff, maybe that would need to be arbeiten which kinda ruins it.  rough ridin' germans.

[sonofdaxjones]

Donald Trump and Jimmy Carter, two peas in a pod.

Gosh, I hope not, Carter was horrific.     But did he have better avg. approval than Obama, I'll have to check?? 

[AbeFroman]

Just remembering (barely) back when Jimmy Carter was a half a step away from internment camps for Iranians, making those in the country on visa's et. al. report to INS.   Then of course banning Iranians from entry entirely.   Of course angry prog-libs revisionists have told us that's not the same thing, in some sort of whackadoo non-reality.

Yes, I really should take responsibility for something that almost happened (but didn't) before I was alive.

[AbeFroman]

I can tell you for certain, that most sane Republicans that ended up voting for him, did it for potential positive economic reasons.

Like having an isolationist foreign policy while pissing off most of our trade partners? Great positive economic reason

[sonofdaxjones]

Just remembering (barely) back when Jimmy Carter was a half a step away from internment camps for Iranians, making those in the country on visa's et. al. report to INS.   Then of course banning Iranians from entry entirely.   Of course angry prog-libs revisionists have told us that's not the same thing, in some sort of whackadoo non-reality.

Yes, I really should take responsibility for something that almost happened (but didn't) before I was alive.

Weird that you think it's about you.  Weird, but not unexpected

[420seriouscat69]

I can tell you for certain, that most sane Republicans that ended up voting for him, did it for potential positive economic reasons.

Like having an isolationist foreign policy while pissing off most of our trade partners? Great positive economic reason

Dow closes above 20,000 for first time as Trump orders send stocks flying

[sonofdaxjones]

Weird that people think that an administration that is open to individual trade agreements with countries is isolationist.   But nothing apparently stops the ongoing proglib meltdown.

[sys]

Trump administration officials are also considering the possibility of adapting Governor Sam Brownback's ideas for tax reform

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38654467

[Gooch]

Trump administration officials are also considering the possibility of adapting Governor Sam Brownback's ideas for tax reform

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-38654467

Well sure why not? They are working so well after all.

[star seed 7]

That should go in the lol thread

[AbeFroman]

Weird that people think that an administration that is open to individual trade agreements with countries is isolationist.   But nothing apparently stops the ongoing proglib meltdown.

Weird that people think closing the borders and building a $40b wall isn't isolationist.
Weird that people think creating a diplomacy issue over a $40b wall where there was no issue previously is "being open to individual trade agreements"

[sonofdaxjones]

Weird that people think that an administration that is open to individual trade agreements with countries is isolationist.   But nothing apparently stops the ongoing proglib meltdown.

Weird that people think closing the borders and building a $40b wall isn't isolationist.
Weird that people think creating a diplomacy issue over a $40b wall where there was no issue previously is "being open to individual trade agreements"

Even more strange the some people think that having an open border in a Post 9-11 world is a good thing.  Weirder still that some people actually want a border free-for-all where the worst people in the world profit and prey on the weak and the poor.   To add to the weirdness are the weirdos who like that people who entered the country the right way are being crap all over.  '

Super steroidal weird are people who think that actual border security is isolationist and that actual border security has any significant impact on a potential trade agreement.

[Mrs. Gooch]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2017/01/25/house-science-committee-chairman-americans-should-get-news-from-trump-not-media/?postshare=2261485371673580&tid=ss_fb-bottom&utm_term=.35039f5bcbe8

My god! This guy is on the Science Committee and the Freedom of the Press caucus.