Trump won, now what?

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CharlieGrown

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#61
So this happened...
[video=youtube;fN8nt4N3hvo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN8nt4N3hvo[/video]
Because Hillary's not happy until Americans are not happy.
 

Magenta

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Pretty vague dude, got links? You know, to facts? :rolleyes:
Here are some facts. Mostly lies, but facts about the lies of Hillary...

[video=youtube;a-xjiXfJ58Q]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-xjiXfJ58Q[/video]
 

Magenta

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Here's the orange buffoon:
 

maxwel

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Trump has backtracked on a few issues already. Who knows - eventually his supporters on this forum will soon be calling for his impeachment!

LOL!
I find this comment neither humorous, nor angering.
I see it as a reasonable, pragmatic statement.

If an elected official backtracks on all his promises... the voters SHOULD be upset... regardless of which party this occurs in.

However... since he is still 2 months from being sworn in... and then after that, it will take a few months to set anything into motion... we may be a bit premature in assessing his accomplishments.
 
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renewed_hope

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One of our infamous one-eyed joksters is back!!!!!!
 

hornetguy

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At the federal level, Article II of the United States Constitution states in Section 4 that "The President, Vice President, and all civil Officers of the United States shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other High Crimes and Misdemeanors."
Reneging on campaign promises hardly fits in any of these descriptions.

Y'all need to grow up.

If that was a reason for impeachment, Obama would have been out before the 1st quarter of his first term.... as would most other presidents.

Hillary, on the other hand, could be impeached, (if she had won the election) and convicted, based on the evidence that has currently been uncovered. Who knows how many OTHER skeletons, either literal or figurative, are still in her closet?
 

notbythesword

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I’ll be honest, Trump wasn’t my first choice as the Republican nominee. I did have a few character concerns with him, even though I am very conservative. However, now that he is the president elect, I feel like he will actually get a lot more accomplished than many of the other Republican candidates that I first considered would have. Especially with both the House and Senate in play.

While I had initial fears that some of his rhetoric may possibly hinder his chances of becoming elected, this was quickly replaced with a sigh of relief after he was. Not so much that Trump was elected, but that another left-wing policy pusher was not. To me, I viewed the appointing of conservative supreme court justices as my number one initial priority.

I think that whether you are on the right or left, you should at least give him a shot before you completely dismiss him. He may turn out to be better than many give him credit for. I also like the fact that he can’t be bought. He can even turn down a $400,000.00 annual presidential salary. This is a good thing in today’s world of pay for play politics among world leaders.

Honestly, I still don’t know where Trump fully stands on some of the important issues, but this is probably the first time in an election cycle that I have actually been excited to see what happens over the next four years. I would love to see some Reagan 2.0 magic happen in my time.
 

Dude653

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I see he issued a mandate saying that everyone in his cabinet will be required to cut ties with all lobbyist groups or be fired immediately. I actually agree with Trump on something. I hope the world doesn't come to an end
 

Magenta

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I see he issued a mandate saying that everyone in his cabinet will be required to cut ties with all lobbyist groups or be fired immediately. I actually agree with Trump on something. I hope the world doesn't come to an end
Which would you prefer?



 
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popeye

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#74
Obama followers gave us a huge gift.

The POTUS can not be criticized. And any failures are 100% the fault of the previous admin.

Wear it proudly Trump haters,you OWN IT.
 

Magenta

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Now democrats need to accept who lost the election.
[video=youtube;-dY77j6uBHI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dY77j6uBHI[/video]
 

peacenik

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popeye; said:
Obama followers gave us a huge gift.

The POTUS can not be criticized. And any failures are 100% the fault of the previous admin.

Wear it proudly Trump haters,you OWN IT.




Of course that is so - after all, it was Bush who started the blame game:


https://thinkprogress.org/bush-blames-carter-reagan-clinton-for-9-11-3971e7d669be#.n6xbq5grm

Bush Administration Blames Bill Clinton for Deficit | Pensito Review

Bush says he inherited recession - Aug. 7, 2002

Bush Blames Clinton Again - Truthdig






... as we all know, Bush never made a mistake in his life. ;)