The brightest among us recognize the wisdom of the title.
Not the candidates color, nor height, ....nor party for that matter.....it's the policies.
Take a look at the economy, and the results of his nascent foreign policy efforts, and clearly Trump was the correct choice.
And now....it's not just those of us who supported Trump.
Some of his greatest detractors were Republicans, even conservatives....like never-Trumper Mollie Hemingway.
As many others have....she's changed her tune,
1."I wasn't a Trump supporter. I am now.
2. He was a New York liberal who had conquered the Republican Party in part by promising a good Supreme Court nomination. That was the most I allowed myself to hope for when he won.
3.The nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch to fill the vacancy of Antonin Scalia more than fulfilled that promise. ....a brilliant legal mind with tremendous writing ability and persuasive powers.
......Gorsuch is not even close to the only good thing Trump has done.
4.He has appointed 12 outstanding federal appellate judges — a record number for a president in his first year. By comparison, President Barack Obama had only three in his first year.
5.Trump announced the U.S. departure from the Paris climate accord, an agreement that would have had virtually no impact on future temperatures but would have come at a large cost in the growth of government and control over the economy. Since Obama never ran the treaty through the Senate, it was nonbinding, but the federal bureaucracy was working to implement it with new regulations on U.S. businesses.
6.The Clean Power Plan, which gave the Environmental Protection Agency unprecedented authority over states and businesses and was on track to be the most expensive regulation in history, is under review.
7.For the 2017 fiscal year, Trump revoked 22 regulations for each new regulation that was issued. His chief regulatory officer, Neomi Rao, said the administration would continue the pace of deregulation through 2018, announcing 448 deregulatory actions and 131 regulatory actions.
8. ...by the end of the year, lawmakers had passed the largest corporate tax reform in U.S. history and secured tax cuts for the vast majority of Americans.
9.Businesses are responding to the deregulation and historic corporate tax reform by loosening purse strings and investing in plants, equipment and factories.
10. Pepco, a power utility that serves the Mid-Atlantic region, just announced it's lowering everyone's electric bills as a result of the savings from corporate tax reform"
I wasn't a Trump supporter. I am now.
Teetering on the brink, American may just have been given another chance to be what it was always intended to be.
It brings this verse from 2 Timothy 2:20-21 to mind:
20 In a large house there are articles not only of gold and silver, but also of wood and clay; some are for special purposes and some for common use.
21 Those who cleanse themselves from the latter will be instruments for special purposes, made holy, useful to the Master and prepared to do any good work.
Not the candidates color, nor height, ....nor party for that matter.....it's the policies.
Take a look at the economy, and the results of his nascent foreign policy efforts, and clearly Trump was the correct choice.
And now....it's not just those of us who supported Trump.
Some of his greatest detractors were Republicans, even conservatives....like never-Trumper Mollie Hemingway.
As many others have....she's changed her tune,
1."I wasn't a Trump supporter. I am now.
2. He was a New York liberal who had conquered the Republican Party in part by promising a good Supreme Court nomination. That was the most I allowed myself to hope for when he won.
3.The nomination of Neil M. Gorsuch to fill the vacancy of Antonin Scalia more than fulfilled that promise. ....a brilliant legal mind with tremendous writing ability and persuasive powers.
......Gorsuch is not even close to the only good thing Trump has done.
4.He has appointed 12 outstanding federal appellate judges — a record number for a president in his first year. By comparison, President Barack Obama had only three in his first year.
5.Trump announced the U.S. departure from the Paris climate accord, an agreement that would have had virtually no impact on future temperatures but would have come at a large cost in the growth of government and control over the economy. Since Obama never ran the treaty through the Senate, it was nonbinding, but the federal bureaucracy was working to implement it with new regulations on U.S. businesses.
6.The Clean Power Plan, which gave the Environmental Protection Agency unprecedented authority over states and businesses and was on track to be the most expensive regulation in history, is under review.
7.For the 2017 fiscal year, Trump revoked 22 regulations for each new regulation that was issued. His chief regulatory officer, Neomi Rao, said the administration would continue the pace of deregulation through 2018, announcing 448 deregulatory actions and 131 regulatory actions.
8. ...by the end of the year, lawmakers had passed the largest corporate tax reform in U.S. history and secured tax cuts for the vast majority of Americans.
9.Businesses are responding to the deregulation and historic corporate tax reform by loosening purse strings and investing in plants, equipment and factories.
10. Pepco, a power utility that serves the Mid-Atlantic region, just announced it's lowering everyone's electric bills as a result of the savings from corporate tax reform"
I wasn't a Trump supporter. I am now.
Teetering on the brink, American may just have been given another chance to be what it was always intended to be.
It brings this verse from 2 Timothy 2:20-21 to mind:
20 In a large house there are articles not only of gold and silver, but also of wood and clay; some are for special purposes and some for common use.
21 Those who cleanse themselves from the latter will be instruments for special purposes, made holy, useful to the Master and prepared to do any good work.
