A question for MAGA; why do you trust Trump?

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Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?
 

Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?
This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes.
waw, ever think he might have received new information?


(silly question, you never think, you just spout.)
 

Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?
You don't seem to have too much experience with people who exaggerate or mislead on purpose.
 

Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?
Trump has delivered on every one of his campaign promises. No other politician has come close. He's done an outstanding job in every area: crime, the economy, border security, energy independence, international terrorism, nuclear threats, international security. No one has EVER done it better in all areas. So yeah, that's why we still strongly support this great man.
 
Trump has delivered on every one of his campaign promises.

How is that debt going? LOL


No other politician has come close. He's done an outstanding job in every area: crime, the economy, border security, energy independence, international terrorism, nuclear threats, international security. No one has EVER done it better in all areas.

LOL
 

Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?

He's mostly doing what he said he was going to do.

You guys fall for the blowhard way he speaks and then ignore what he actually ends up doing.
 

Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?

I don't know, but I know dozens of liberals that told me Iraq had WMD's and Bush trusted them and went to war to protect people from them and it turned out that was a dud, or they didn't have NEARLY the stockpile liberals indicated they would.

So I don't know about trusting Trump, but I sure the hell don't trust liberals.

I feel, for the first time in a hell of a long time, my lifetime certainly, my president puts my country first. And is willing to piss off allies, and the left, to do it.
 
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I’m not MAGA but I tend to support a large percentage of his actions because they’re the same (or similar to) things I would do in his place.
Trump truly did expose the swamp but now he himself is being pulled in as well. We would be still living under a completely hidden deep state if he had never been elected. Many more people are aware of it now, and are aware of the foreign powers and corporate interests that meddle in our national politics under the table. We have been under the leadership of a long line of closely connected globalists ever since the elder Bush was in office. They could not defeat the maverick Trump so they just pulled him into the swamp with them. Now he has no choice but to play by some of their rules.
 

A question for MAGA; why do you trust Trump?

Define what you mean by "trust" in the context of your question.​

 

Sunday he stated that Iran was just "two weeks" from developing a nuclear weapon. This after saying that he "totally and completely obliterating their nuclear program" last June with air strikes. Wow! That means that, starting from scratch, Iran is developing a nuclear weapon in eight months!

But, it seems that "two weeks" is his favorite timeline for most events.
June 2018 he claimed that he had a new Obamacare replacement plan and "We are coming out with that plan in two weeks," and that "it would be so much better than anything you have ever seen before!" In July 2020, while campaigning, he told Fox that the plan "was coming within two weeks."
A deadline for Russia and Ukraine to come to terms is two weeks.
Evidence that President Obama wiretapped him is only two weeks away.

There are many more examples. Trump obviously loves the "two weeks" promise, but he usually fails to deliver.

So, why do you trust him?

Trump keeps you guessing. And, he keeps his enemies guessing. In other words you don't know what he is going to do because he doesn't telegraph it.

And that pisses you off.

That is why I trust him. He pisses off the right people. You know more about a person by what their enemies say then their friends.

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Trump has delivered on every one of his campaign promises. No other politician has come close. He's done an outstanding job in every area: crime, the economy, border security, energy independence, international terrorism, nuclear threats, international security. No one has EVER done it better in all areas. So yeah, that's why we still strongly support this great man.
This is a prime example of a man with blinders on and will believe anything the cult leader tells him.

The only thing he has accomplished is making money for he and his family.
 
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This is a prime example of a man with blinders on and will believe anything the cult leader tells him.

The only thing he has accomplished is making money for he and his family.

Do you make money for you and your family? You act as if that is wrong.

Oh, never mind 'brutha'. I see who I am talking to.

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