30 Good Things President Trump Has Done for America

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

I believe you stated far more than that about the unvaxxed. Spouting straight up propaganda from CNN.

Yep.

But Killer put me on ignore so that she no longer can see that I quoted her whole post in my sig. Like an ostrich, if she can't see it, she thinks it doesn't exist and therefore, no one else can see it.

Yes, folks, she really is that stupid.

 

[gipper]

Yep.

But Killer put me on ignore so that she no longer can see that I quoted her whole post in my sig. Like an ostrich, if she can't see it, she thinks it doesn't exist and therefore, no one else can see it.

Yes, folks, she really is that stupid.

There it is…and now she continues to lie about her horrendous statements.

"I'm getting sick and tired of people who are unvaccinated. I wish them to all die and also to bypass the hospitals. Die at home."--Penelope, Jan 18th 2022

 

[JGalt]

True.

False.
Fuel prices didn't triple.

Republicans are blaming Biden for a global issue.

How is America insulated from the rest of the world?
We trade with them.

As of September 13, 2022, gasoline is 0.08 cents per gallon in Venezuela, 11 cents in Libya, 20 cents in Iran, $1.24 in Kuwait, $1.41 in Algeria, $1.62 in Turkmenistan, $1.65 in Nigeria, and $1.72 on Malaysia.

Which Countries Have the Cheapest Fuel Prices? - EZ Invoice Factoring

It is not a "global issue", it is a Biden issue. It is a Democrat issue.

 

[TheReaper]

30 Good Things President Trump Has Done for America

30 Good Things President Trump Has Done for America

townhall.com

16, 17 and 18

16. Persuading European nations to pay more for NATO: President Trump has insisted that NATO countries start to pay their fair share of defense costs, and some NATO countries have responded by increasing their defense budgets. In 2017, five countries met the goal of spending 2 percent of their GDP on defense and that has now increased to nine, according to the alliance's latest budgetary data. The U.S. is set to spend over $750 billion (3.7 percent of GDP) on its military this year and leads the “above 2%” group, which now includes Bulgaria (3.25 percent), Greece (2.28 percent), the United Kingdom (2.14 percent), Estonia (2.14 percent), Romania (2.04 percent), Lithuania (2.03 percent), Latvia (2.01 percent) and Poland (2 percent).

17. Protections against false accusation on college campuses: President Trump’s administration has restored many due process guidelines that universities must follow in processing title IX accusations of sexual assault on university campuses.

18. Protecting freedom of speech on college campuses: President Trump issued an executive order giving more specific protections to freedom of speech on college campuses by threatening the loss of federal research dollars if they do not allow for free speech for all students and faculty members. On many campuses, conservative and religious students and faculty members have had their views censored or have faced retribution for expressing conservative or faith-based views.

 

[TheReaper]

19 and 20

19. Protecting boys’ and girls’ bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams: On February 22, 2017, President Trump directed the Department of Education to revoke the Obama administration’s guidance letter that had directed schools to allow children who claim to be “transgender” to use the bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers of their choice, and to join sports teams of their choice, even when their choices differed from their biological sex.

In a related decision, President Trump issued an executive order banning transgender persons from entering our military forces, which would have allowed biological males free access to women’s bathrooms, locker rooms and showers, and similarly allowed biological females to enter men’s facilities. Present Trump’s order was upheld by the Supreme Court, which lifted the block on the order by a 5-4 vote. While litigation will continue, the order stands for now.

20. Negotiating new trade agreements that are more favorable to the United States: President Trump has negotiated new trade agreements with Mexico, Canada, and China, and all of them give more favorable treatment to the United States than the previous treaties did.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

19 and 20

19. Protecting boys’ and girls’ bathrooms, locker rooms, and sports teams: On February 22, 2017, President Trump directed the Department of Education to revoke the Obama administration’s guidance letter that had directed schools to allow children who claim to be “transgender” to use the bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers of their choice, and to join sports teams of their choice, even when their choices differed from their biological sex.

In a related decision, President Trump issued an executive order banning transgender persons from entering our military forces, which would have allowed biological males free access to women’s bathrooms, locker rooms and showers, and similarly allowed biological females to enter men’s facilities. Present Trump’s order was upheld by the Supreme Court, which lifted the block on the order by a 5-4 vote. While litigation will continue, the order stands for now.

20. Negotiating new trade agreements that are more favorable to the United States: President Trump has negotiated new trade agreements with Mexico, Canada, and China, and all of them give more favorable treatment to the United States than the previous treaties did.

It is illegal in my state for anything but a biological female to use females' bathrooms or locker rooms, or play on the females sports teams! Yaaaaaay for South Dakota!

 

[TheReaper]

It is illegal in my state for anything but a biological female to use females' bathrooms or locker rooms, or play on the females sports teams! Yaaaaaay for South Dakota!

Good for SD. I think its the same here in Kentucky

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Good for SD. I think its the same here in Kentucky

Good to know there is still common sense.

I'll see that and raise you the fact that abortions are illegal in SD!

 

[Mac1958]

Both parties run these lists. We saw them here for Obama as well.

Long lists of "achievements", big and small, that make partisans happy but ignore the contrary opinions, positions and facts from everyone else.

Not sure what the point is. Maybe self-soothing, who knows.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Both parties run these lists. We saw them here for Obama as well.

Long lists of "achievements", big and small, that make partisans happy but ignore the contrary opinions, positions and facts from everyone else.

Not sure what the point is. Maybe self-soothing, who knows.

Shut up.

 

[TheReaper]

Both parties run these lists

You cannot name one good thing that Pedophile Taliban Joe has done without lying about it

 

[TheReaper]

21 and 22

21. Streamlining environmental reviews for major construction projects: In order to build a new section of highway, a new subway line, or a new gas pipeline, the necessary environmental impact statements have recently taken an average of 4.5 years, and many ran for six years or longer. These delays massively increased construction costs and delayed relief for over-congested highways for many years. But on July 15, 2020, President Trump’s White House released new guidelines limiting environmental impact studies to two years and limiting less-extensive environmental assessments to one year. The Wall Street Journal says these new rules “could literally cut thousands of years of cumulative delay” for construction projects. This will be a huge help in renewing America’s aging infrastructure.

22. Sending weapons to Ukraine: Whereas President Obama sent only humanitarian aid, President Trump authorized the selling of actual military equipment to Ukraine, including Javelin missiles that were necessary to defend against Russian aggression.

 

[Mac1958]

You cannot name one good thing the Pedophile Taliban Joe has done without lying about it

Okay, Q.

 

[TheReaper]

23 and 24

23. Standing up to China and Russia: Trump has been the first president to decisively denounce China’s blatant practice of industrial espionage and bullying, stealing of intellectual property, and violating international copyright protections. He has followed up with strong trade sanctions against China, an increased U.S. naval presence in the South China Sea, and the closing of the Chinese consulate in Houston, which was a center of Chinese espionage. The Trump administration has closed several Russian consulates in the U.S. and expelled over 60 Russian “diplomats” (espionage agents), issued sanctions against several Russian officials, and persuaded several European nations to increase their defenses against potential Russian invasion.

24. Withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal: President Trump withdrew the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal, called the Joint Comprehensive Plan for Action, which would have allowed Iran to build a nuclear bomb within the next few years.

 

[TheReaper]

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25. A wise COVID-19 response: President Trump imposed strict restrictions on travel from China on January 31, 2020, long before other leaders recognized the danger of this coronavirus. Then, when the COVID-19 virus began to spread rapidly within the United States, the dominant media narrative was a fear that we would run out of hospital beds to care for the sick. President Trump immediately mobilized the military to construct huge new hospital facilities in New York City and elsewhere, and soon there were enough beds. The next fear was that we would run out of ventilators. President Trump persuaded leaders of American industry to fast-track the manufacture of ventilators, and soon there were enough ventilators. Then the question was how soon to reopen buildings and meeting places, and President Trump wisely left the decision to local governors and other local officials who best know the different situations in their individual locations.

Finally, the FDA has fast-tracked the trial and approval process for a vaccine, and the federal government has made commitments to purchase millions of vaccines from various companies as soon as they are approved for widespread use. Several promising vaccines are now in the advanced stages of testing on human subjects. The previous record for rapid FDA approval of a new vaccine was four years from initial research to final approval, but under President Trump’s leadership experts are now optimistically predicting that an FDA-approved coronavirus vaccine will be available as early as October 2020, which would be nine months from the time the outbreak of the coronavirus in Wuhan, China became known.

In addition, President Trump, working with Congress, quickly passed three coronavirus relief packages, with the result that millions of Americans continued to receive pay in spite of their workplaces being temporarily closed.

Unfortunately, many Democrats have decided to make the coronavirus tragedy a political issue, repeatedly criticizing President Trump’s response. With the benefit of hindsight, Monday morning quarterbacks can always claim they would have made better decisions in Sunday afternoon’s game, but they didn’t have to make instant decisions in the midst of the contest.

We need to recognize that President Trump, in dealing with the coronavirus crisis, has repeatedly had to make hard decisions in a situation where he had incomplete information and conflicting advice from different scientific, medical, economic, and educational experts. Others may disagree, but it seems to me that in a very difficult situation he has done a commendable job of balancing the need to protect Americans’ health, the need to avoid destroying our economy, the need to protect businesses from bankruptcy, and the need to get children back to school so that they will not be deprived of many crucial months in their education.

 

[TheReaper]

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26. Reforming the Department of Veterans Affairs: On June 23, 2017, President Trump signed the Veterans Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, which gave the Secretary of Veterans Affairs streamlined authority to fire unproductive employees and to appoint new medical directors at VA hospitals. But even before that law, the Trump administration had begun to clean house, and over 500 employees were fired from the Veterans Administration in the first six months of Trump’s presidency.

 

[Winco]

NUMBER FIVE

5. Expanding educational freedom: President Trump appointed Betsy DeVos, one of America’s leading advocates for greater school choice, to be Secretary of Education, resulting in rising support for charter schools, taxpayer-funded vouchers, and tax credits for private-school vouchers, programs aimed at expanding options for parents looking beyond traditional public schools as she brings attention to them.

OMG, this sounds outstanding.
What a fucking Great idea.
Educational Freedom. YES
Green font is sarcasm.

Educational Freedom is called.....You Pay for Private Education if FREE public education is not good enough for your elitist ASSHOLE household.

Your TAXES pay for the 'right' of a free "FREE" public education.
You want more than free, then fucking pay for it.

 

[Winco]

NUMBER FIVE

5. Expanding educational freedom: President Trump appointed Betsy DeVos, one of America’s leading advocates for greater school choice, to be Secretary of Education, resulting in rising support for charter schools, taxpayer-funded vouchers, and tax credits for private-school vouchers, programs aimed at expanding options for parents looking beyond traditional public schools as she brings attention to them.

Your Public Tax $$$$, do not transfer to another District.
You pay Local Taxes for Fire and Police, and you cannot transfer those $$$$ to a neighbor district. That's NOT how it works.

But you Right Wing Fuck Stains think that Tax $$$ for education should be transferred out of district to any Private School.

You want Private school, or school choice, then PAY BEYOND your taxes.
Your TAXES are for a Free Public Education. Period. No Transfer Rights.

 

[TheReaper]

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27. Criminal justice reform: President Trump signed the First Step Act on December 21, 2018. This law gives judges more flexibility in reducing mandatory sentencing guidelines in individual cases, eliminates the “three strikes” requirement of life imprisonment for some offenses, improves opportunities for academic and vocational education within prisons, provides more support for the successful reentry of released prisoners into society, and requires prisoners to be placed in prisons near their place of primary residence where possible.

 

[TheReaper]

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28. Reducing prescription drug prices: On July 24, 2020, President Trump signed four executive orders aimed at reducing prescription drug prices. These included requiring federal health centers to make insulin and epinephrine available at massive discounts to low-income persons; prohibiting secret deals between drug manufacturers and pharmacy “benefit manager” middlemen; ensuring patients directly benefit from available discounts at the pharmacy counter; allowing more importation of prescription drugs from Canada and other countries where prices are lower; and reducing prices for Medicare Part B drugs if they are available for lower prices in other economically advanced countries.

I personally doubt the wisdom of using price controls instead of fostering greater competition to reduce drug prices, but I’m still listing this as a good action because it may be a useful first step in providing a signal that Republicans are serious about solving the real problem of expensive drugs that many people cannot afford.