Quote from: Dave Stepz on September 21, 2017, 08:06:10 amWhich is going to come first, hopefully Mueller getting Trump impeached, or Trump 'creating' a legacy by starting a ridiculous war with North Korea? I can't imagine Trump would want people to think his tenancy was completely hopeless before the Mueller net draws in. That, to me, is the most dangerous thing. Ok, you can go ahead and impeach Trump now if you want.He has become a frontman for the deep state...just like Obama did, Bush and everyone else after Reagan.Trump allowed his aides to be ousted by the neocons, he discarded his election ideals within a few weeks of pressure from the military-industrial complex. he threw in the towel without a fight. So, now that the American people know that they can't bring about change via the ballot box, what next?
Which is going to come first, hopefully Mueller getting Trump impeached, or Trump 'creating' a legacy by starting a ridiculous war with North Korea? I can't imagine Trump would want people to think his tenancy was completely hopeless before the Mueller net draws in. That, to me, is the most dangerous thing.
Quote from: Aurata on September 24, 2017, 12:49:49 amQuote from: Dave Stepz on September 21, 2017, 08:06:10 amWhich is going to come first, hopefully Mueller getting Trump impeached, or Trump 'creating' a legacy by starting a ridiculous war with North Korea? I can't imagine Trump would want people to think his tenancy was completely hopeless before the Mueller net draws in. That, to me, is the most dangerous thing. Ok, you can go ahead and impeach Trump now if you want.He has become a frontman for the deep state...just like Obama did, Bush and everyone else after Reagan.Trump allowed his aides to be ousted by the neocons, he discarded his election ideals within a few weeks of pressure from the military-industrial complex. he threw in the towel without a fight. So, now that the American people know that they can't bring about change via the ballot box, what next?Change--not enough thanks to the repugs--occurred under Obama and would have continued under Clinton. But too many voted against--against progress, against a woman, against a Clinton, against abortion, against equal education, against globalization, against minorities, against all the things they don't understand.These people weren't voting for change; they were voting for a return to "law and order," to the gold standard, to unfettered discrimination.
Quote from: gogators! on September 24, 2017, 07:28:10 pmQuote from: Aurata on September 24, 2017, 12:49:49 amQuote from: Dave Stepz on September 21, 2017, 08:06:10 amWhich is going to come first, hopefully Mueller getting Trump impeached, or Trump 'creating' a legacy by starting a ridiculous war with North Korea? I can't imagine Trump would want people to think his tenancy was completely hopeless before the Mueller net draws in. That, to me, is the most dangerous thing. Ok, you can go ahead and impeach Trump now if you want.He has become a frontman for the deep state...just like Obama did, Bush and everyone else after Reagan.Trump allowed his aides to be ousted by the neocons, he discarded his election ideals within a few weeks of pressure from the military-industrial complex. he threw in the towel without a fight. So, now that the American people know that they can't bring about change via the ballot box, what next?Change--not enough thanks to the repugs--occurred under Obama and would have continued under Clinton. But too many voted against--against progress, against a woman, against a Clinton, against abortion, against equal education, against globalization, against minorities, against all the things they don't understand.These people weren't voting for change; they were voting for a return to "law and order," to the gold standard, to unfettered discrimination.When are you going to wake up and realize that electing a different face changes nothing?The deep state remains in control. The shadow government. The real government.Trump has been reined in already. Becoming a servant of the neocons/ military-industrial complex was his only way to survive. You'll get the whole same deal with him now as you would've gotten with Hilary. ie more wars, military expenditure, and a degraded economy covered up by government spin.
Quote from: Aurata on September 24, 2017, 08:18:27 pmQuote from: gogators! on September 24, 2017, 07:28:10 pmQuote from: Aurata on September 24, 2017, 12:49:49 amQuote from: Dave Stepz on September 21, 2017, 08:06:10 amWhich is going to come first, hopefully Mueller getting Trump impeached, or Trump 'creating' a legacy by starting a ridiculous war with North Korea? I can't imagine Trump would want people to think his tenancy was completely hopeless before the Mueller net draws in. That, to me, is the most dangerous thing. Ok, you can go ahead and impeach Trump now if you want.He has become a frontman for the deep state...just like Obama did, Bush and everyone else after Reagan.Trump allowed his aides to be ousted by the neocons, he discarded his election ideals within a few weeks of pressure from the military-industrial complex. he threw in the towel without a fight. So, now that the American people know that they can't bring about change via the ballot box, what next?Change--not enough thanks to the repugs--occurred under Obama and would have continued under Clinton. But too many voted against--against progress, against a woman, against a Clinton, against abortion, against equal education, against globalization, against minorities, against all the things they don't understand.These people weren't voting for change; they were voting for a return to "law and order," to the gold standard, to unfettered discrimination.When are you going to wake up and realize that electing a different face changes nothing?The deep state remains in control. The shadow government. The real government.Trump has been reined in already. Becoming a servant of the neocons/ military-industrial complex was his only way to survive. You'll get the whole same deal with him now as you would've gotten with Hilary. ie more wars, military expenditure, and a degraded economy covered up by government spin.Funny stuff!I bet you're big on 4chan.
Quote from: Mr.DeMartino on Yesterday at 01:40:32 Trump is a liar and a con man.
Quote from Mr.DeMartino on June 14, 2019 at 02:28:07 Donald Trump is a lying sack of shit
I really can't understand why more hasn't been made of it when Trump said it in a broadcast to millions. I just can't fathom how an elected official could even think about using that in public. Could you imagine Moon Jae In using the equivalent in Korean in a press conference or at a rally? Not on your life. Thing is with Trump, is that when you think he's gone as low as it is humanely possible, he still finds a way.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Just 24 percent of Americans believe the country is heading in the right direction after a tumultuous stretch for President Donald Trump that included the threat of war with North Korea, stormy complaints about hurricane relief and Trump's equivocating about white supremacists. That's a 10-point drop since June, according to a poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research.The decline in optimism about the nation's trajectory is particularly pronounced among Republicans. In June, 60 percent of Republicans said the country was headed in the right direction; now it's just 44 percent.The broader picture for the president is grim, too. Nearly 70 percent of Americans say Trump isn't level-headed, and majorities say he's not honest or a strong leader. More than 60 percent disapprove of how he is handling race relations, foreign policy and immigration, among other issues.Overall, 67 percent of Americans disapprove of the job Trump is doing in office, including about one-third of Republicans.
President Donald Trump's popularity is declining in rural American communities, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos daily tracking poll.A September survey of 15,000 adults living in non-metro areas found that 47 percent disapproved of Trump while the same percentage approved of the president. In the month following his inauguration, 55 percent of the same group approved of the president, while only 37 percent disapproved.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but his personality just screams that he will only go kicking and screaming. Impeach him and then what? the dude doesn't give two ****s about the gentlemen's agreements that the US founded its entire political system upon. If he puts enough of his own people in place he's free to squat as he likes, and a horde of radicalised supporters will cheer him on. Put an Idi Amin clone into power if you want, but just don't be surprised when he goes Idi Amin on you.
Donald Trump’s approval ratings have plumbed new depths as less than a third of Americans now back his leadershiphttp://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-approval-rating-latest-new-poll-low-32-per-cent-a7987696.htmlLess than a fifth – 19 per cent – said they believed the President understood their needs and problems, while only 23 per cent said they thought he was honest.
Quote from: Life Improvement on October 10, 2017, 07:11:12 amDonald Trump’s approval ratings have plumbed new depths as less than a third of Americans now back his leadershiphttp://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-approval-rating-latest-new-poll-low-32-per-cent-a7987696.htmlLess than a fifth – 19 per cent – said they believed the President understood their needs and problems, while only 23 per cent said they thought he was honest.You keep on forgetting- Trump doesn't have to run faster than the bear. He only has to run faster than the other guy. His unpopularity will be irrelevant if the Democrat is just as bad or worse (if they nominate some SJW-spouting nutjob) OR if they splinter between the far-left and the center-left OR a 3rd party/Independent type enters and takes 70% of the Dem vote and 30% of the Republican vote. He only has to hold onto his base and make everyone else less popular/fractured. Well, unless the Democrats actually run a candidate who isn't Clinton or isn't a SJW moron, which is going to be unlikely given the lefty-base. Then again the DNC might set things so the most blandest, establishment-style possible candidate is nominated that lets Trump beat him as easily as he bet Jeb Bush.