Trump Caves Again!

[vlad_hombre]

Hahahahaha ...

... what a pussy!!

But with a Friday deadline looming to pass a new spending bill, the Trump administration projected confidence that a shutdown would be avoided. In the face of fierce Democratic opposition to funding the wall’s construction, White House officials signaled Monday that the president may be open to an agreement that includes money for border security if not specifically for a wall, with an emphasis on technology and border agents rather than a structure.

Trump showed even more flexibility Monday afternoon, telling conservative journalists in a private meeting that he was open to delaying funding for wall construction until September, a White House official confirmed.

White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall

 

[OldLady]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

 

[wjmacguffin]

I really like the term "flexibility." It sounds so much nicer than "lied to people and is now breaking yet another campaign promise to the poor, deluded people who voted for him."

 

[wjmacguffin]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

Two reasons:
1) They've been taught to obey the party no matter what (see RINO). They can argue *within* the party, that's acceptable. But when the party nominates someone, the rank-and-file Republicans are expected to vote for that someone regardless.
2) They've been taught that any Democratic candidate is not just incorrect but morally repugnant and evil.

The modern GOP could nominate Satan for office, and too many (but not all) Republicans would bend over backwards defending him and voting for him.

 

[Auld Phart]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

 

[edward37]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

will has been bending over for many years

 

[bodecea]

Hahahahaha ...

... what a pussy!!

But with a Friday deadline looming to pass a new spending bill, the Trump administration projected confidence that a shutdown would be avoided. In the face of fierce Democratic opposition to funding the wall’s construction, White House officials signaled Monday that the president may be open to an agreement that includes money for border security if not specifically for a wall, with an emphasis on technology and border agents rather than a structure.

Trump showed even more flexibility Monday afternoon, telling conservative journalists in a private meeting that he was open to delaying funding for wall construction until September, a White House official confirmed.

White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall

Disappointing. Was looking forward to Mexico paying for a wall.

 

[jknowgood]

Well with everyone working on the south Korea debacle that Obama left him. I guess TRUMP doesn't have time right now. Sorry ass liberals.

 

[OldLady]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

Two reasons:
1) They've been taught to obey the party no matter what (see RINO). They can argue *within* the party, that's acceptable. But when the party nominates someone, the rank-and-file Republicans are expected to vote for that someone regardless.
2) They've been taught that any Democratic candidate is not just incorrect but morally repugnant and evil.

The modern GOP could nominate Satan for office, and too many (but not all) Republicans would bend over backwards defending him and voting for him.

Exactly. So why are the Republicans in Congress unwilling to "defend" him by enacting his legislation on Obamacare or the Wall?

 

[eflatminor]

Hahahahaha ...

... what a pussy!!

But with a Friday deadline looming to pass a new spending bill, the Trump administration projected confidence that a shutdown would be avoided. In the face of fierce Democratic opposition to funding the wall’s construction, White House officials signaled Monday that the president may be open to an agreement that includes money for border security if not specifically for a wall, with an emphasis on technology and border agents rather than a structure.

Trump showed even more flexibility Monday afternoon, telling conservative journalists in a private meeting that he was open to delaying funding for wall construction until September, a White House official confirmed.

White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall

I remember when you called Obama a pussy for breaking his campaign promises.

Shall we review? Seven pages of them here:

The Obameter: Campaign Promises that are Promise Broken | PolitiFact

Oh wait, no you didn't. Hmm...

 

[OldLady]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

You're probably right

 

[vlad_hombre]

Well with everyone working on the south Korea debacle that Obama left him. I guess TRUMP doesn't have time right now. Sorry ass liberals.

Actually, it's NORTH Korea that;s the problem ...

... but, what's Trump doing about it anyway? ...

... I mean other than sending armadas in the opposite direction and golfing?

 

[Auld Phart]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

You're probably right

Sanders, Webb, even Sanders had a better chance of winning against Trump.

 

[strollingbones]

trump is such a fool...the world laughs as the armada moves closer to n korea.....spicer is an idiot ....it is amazing what is happening in this country as we move towards a despot?

 

[strollingbones]

the dnc fucked itself

 

[brummelben]

Hahahahaha ...

... what a pussy!!

But with a Friday deadline looming to pass a new spending bill, the Trump administration projected confidence that a shutdown would be avoided. In the face of fierce Democratic opposition to funding the wall’s construction, White House officials signaled Monday that the president may be open to an agreement that includes money for border security if not specifically for a wall, with an emphasis on technology and border agents rather than a structure.

Trump showed even more flexibility Monday afternoon, telling conservative journalists in a private meeting that he was open to delaying funding for wall construction until September, a White House official confirmed.

White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall

Disappointing. Was looking forward to Mexico paying for a wall.

Just about everything and anything Trump had promised should disappoint you. he has failed miserably

 

[Toro]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

To win.

 

[Auld Phart]

Hahahahaha ...

... what a pussy!!

But with a Friday deadline looming to pass a new spending bill, the Trump administration projected confidence that a shutdown would be avoided. In the face of fierce Democratic opposition to funding the wall’s construction, White House officials signaled Monday that the president may be open to an agreement that includes money for border security if not specifically for a wall, with an emphasis on technology and border agents rather than a structure.

Trump showed even more flexibility Monday afternoon, telling conservative journalists in a private meeting that he was open to delaying funding for wall construction until September, a White House official confirmed.

White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall

Disappointing. Was looking forward to Mexico paying for a wall.

Just about everything and anything Trump had promised should disappoint you. he has failed miserably

I agree...

he should stop vetoing the bills the senate sends him.

 

[brummelben]

Hahahahaha ...

... what a pussy!!

But with a Friday deadline looming to pass a new spending bill, the Trump administration projected confidence that a shutdown would be avoided. In the face of fierce Democratic opposition to funding the wall’s construction, White House officials signaled Monday that the president may be open to an agreement that includes money for border security if not specifically for a wall, with an emphasis on technology and border agents rather than a structure.

Trump showed even more flexibility Monday afternoon, telling conservative journalists in a private meeting that he was open to delaying funding for wall construction until September, a White House official confirmed.

White House ‘confident’ of averting shutdown as Trump shows flexibility on wall

I remember when you called Obama a pussy for breaking his campaign promises.

Shall we review? Seven pages of them here:

The Obameter: Campaign Promises that are Promise Broken | PolitiFact

Oh wait, no you didn't. Hmm...

Here is the difference Einstein, for the majority of Obama's term, he dealt with a congress that refused to approve or pass any part of his agenda, while Trump has failed miserably with a totally republican Congress

 

[wjmacguffin]

Why did the Republicans nominate a man whose promises they had no intention of putting into practice?

Two reasons:
1) They've been taught to obey the party no matter what (see RINO). They can argue *within* the party, that's acceptable. But when the party nominates someone, the rank-and-file Republicans are expected to vote for that someone regardless.
2) They've been taught that any Democratic candidate is not just incorrect but morally repugnant and evil.

The modern GOP could nominate Satan for office, and too many (but not all) Republicans would bend over backwards defending him and voting for him.

Exactly. So why are the Republicans in Congress unwilling to "defend" him by enacting his legislation on Obamacare or the Wall?

Politicians do best when they do nothing. Not voting means there isn't a record of them doing something that some voters may not like.

Also, many establishment Republicans hate Trump. They supported him (kinda) during the election because it was very visible — one case where doing nothing can cost them. So they drag their feet, not hurting but not helping, waiting to see what public opinion does with Trump.