Did you say the same in 2008 and 2012?
Trump's tax plan will actually stimulate the economy, although adding to the deficit. Like I said, it's a Robin Hood plan to give back to everyone. One thing I'm really looking forward to is killing obamacare. No single payer, please - I don't want to pay 10% more in taxes. Other than that, sure let's work with the Democrats. They helped vote in Trump (bernie supporters in WI, MI) after all so we need to listen to their demands seriously and try to come to a compromise.
When America works, we will work together. That's kind of the point. Let's get this ship running and it will run for everyone. And, no, stupid liberals, Trump is not going after gay rights...that will be the farthest thing from his mind. He's a builder.
It's the other way around, the GOP will kiss his ass now that he has something they want.So now what's going to happen with the internal war the Repubs have been waging among themselves?
Is Trump still going to be Trump the self-idolizing megalomaniac who has a major problem with the GOP leadership who attempted to sabotage his run for office at every turn, or is he now going to kiss and make up with all of those Repubs who turned their backs on him? Are they now going to all of a sudden act like all of that really nasty exchanges the leadership had with him just never ever happened?
If Trump keeps up with his image as being "The Outsider" that's out to make yuge changes in DC, how is he going to do it when the GOP leadership literally hates his guts?
He may need the help of the Dems in Congress to have things his way, and that should be really interesting to see.
Very curious and awkward times are ahead the day Trump gets sworn in.
Hell, now I gotta go back and read up on a stack of Moonbeam's posts to see what's in store for us.
It's the other way around, the GOP will kiss his ass now that he has something they want.
The media had better be included. The left has the opinion they do of the right in large part because of the media. The media's agenda is not going to come to a halt and experience a reversal. Politics is a team sport to them and they've picked their team.I think its time to set aside our differences and come together, Republicans and Democrats alike.
Trump's tax plan will actually stimulate the economy, although adding to the deficit. Like I said, it's a Robin Hood plan to give back to everyone. One thing I'm really looking forward to is killing obamacare. No single payer, please - I don't want to pay 10% more in taxes. Other than that, sure let's work with the Democrats. They helped vote in Trump (bernie supporters in WI, MI) after all so we need to listen to their demands seriously and try to come to a compromise.
Odd, you appear to be in desperate need of that tissue with which you were attempting to taunt me. Perhaps you should have used some of that Vasoline.Oh, you think it's going to go like that?
Why don't Rs make the first gesture and confirm Garland in the lame duck session?
Pretty sure Ds don't need to do shit for the next 2yrs. It's your fucking problem.
lol!Trump is about change. First issue on the agenda, rename Black Friday.
Amen. The Vietnam War changed reporting from a desire to spread the truth to a crusade for far left politics. In this case that actually plays to our favor though, since they will watching Trump like a hawk. Unlike President Hillary, every Trump scandal won't automatically be "a big nothing burger." We may actually have a Fourth Estate speaking truth to power, rather than speaking for power.The media had better be included. The left has the opinion they do of the right in large part because of the media. The media's agenda is not going to come to a halt and experience a reversal. Politics is a team sport to them and they've picked their team.
The media had better be included. The left has the opinion they do of the right in large part because of the media. The media's agenda is not going to come to a halt and experience a reversal. Politics is a team sport to them and they've picked their team.
So now what's going to happen with the internal war the Repubs have been waging among themselves?
Is Trump still going to be Trump the self-idolizing megalomaniac who has a major problem with the GOP leadership who attempted to sabotage his run for office at every turn, or is he now going to kiss and make up with all of those Repubs who turned their backs on him? Are they now going to all of a sudden act like all of that really nasty exchanges the leadership had with him just never ever happened?
If Trump keeps up with his image as being "The Outsider" that's out to make yuge changes in DC, how is he going to do it when the GOP leadership literally hates his guts?
He may need the help of the Dems in Congress to have things his way, and that should be really interesting to see.
Very curious and awkward times are ahead the day Trump gets sworn in.
Hell, now I gotta go back and read up on a stack of Moonbeam's posts to see what's in store for us.
We can only hope. Gridlock is my favorite party, and the GOP actually uniting behind Trump is at least as frightening as the Hillary-led converse.This is the problem. GOP majorities in Congress haven't amounted to any progress in their agenda because of infighting. Should that continue, which it appears it will, Trump's actual power will be somewhat limited. Maybe they'll get Obamacare repealed but their caucus doesn't appear to agree on much else at all let alone how to go about implementing specific policies.
Where was this mindset from 2009-now, chief?You know I think a lot of rhetoric was said on both sides. But there is a difference between talk and action. If anything is to be done we must work together.
We'll I dont expect we will see Trump supporting open borders especially when we are goling to "build a wall", but there needs to be some give and take. Maybe we can have open borders for LEGAL immigrants. We can also expect sanctions against sanctuary cities.
What I hope however is we do something about the national debt. We are $20T in the hole and are likely to default one day with continued unbridled spending. We need some fiscal discipline and reign in spending.
Bill Clinton worked with Republicans to balance the budget back in the 1990's. Maybe we can do that again.