After Trump Wins Re-Election, What Policy Do You Most Want To See Passed?

[Mac-7]

What would Trump do in a second term?

After the corporate establishment hacks over in the DNC and mainstream media do all they can to make sure a corporate establishment candidate gets the Democrat nominee, Trump's re-election will no doubt be a landslide....in fact, the House will switch back over to Republican control once the republicans win a 100 seat majority --- that will mean that there will be no reason why the GOP can't pass any policy they want....

However, policies are different from personalities or your personal feelings, policies are different than chants at rallies and troll tweets -- policies are the reason why most Trumpers don't know that Trump has passed the same ole same ole republican policies, or as I call it -- policies of the establishment...the status quo...while you think he is some outsider maverick -- his policies say different....his policies are the same policies McCain wanted to pass, Romney wanted to pass, and Bush did pass....as a matter of fact, on this very messageboard, there is a Trumper upset that Congress is trying to limit Trump from waging wars on his own -- something they claimed to be against after the disaster of the Bush Iraq invasion was too blatant to ignore....

"Did Donald Trump take over the Republican Party, or was it the other way around? Yes, Trump's multi-front trade war was a violent break from GOP economic orthodoxy. But in many other ways on policy, the president has been a traditional Republican. He's cut taxes for rich people and corporations. He's slashed regulations. And he's appointed conservative federal judges. Even the twist-and-turns of his protectionist trade policies have seemed closely attuned to the reactions of the donor base as expressed through the stock market."

So...what policy would you be disappointed if Trump didn't get passed?? Trumpcare? Drastic cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security? Expanded war powers? What?

Illegal migration and trade with china are unfinished business

but its going to be a difficult election and I’m not taking anything for granted

 

[CrusaderFrank]

What would Trump do in a second term?

After the corporate establishment hacks over in the DNC and mainstream media do all they can to make sure a corporate establishment candidate gets the Democrat nominee, Trump's re-election will no doubt be a landslide....in fact, the House will switch back over to Republican control once the republicans win a 100 seat majority --- that will mean that there will be no reason why the GOP can't pass any policy they want....

However, policies are different from personalities or your personal feelings, policies are different than chants at rallies and troll tweets -- policies are the reason why most Trumpers don't know that Trump has passed the same ole same ole republican policies, or as I call it -- policies of the establishment...the status quo...while you think he is some outsider maverick -- his policies say different....his policies are the same policies McCain wanted to pass, Romney wanted to pass, and Bush did pass....as a matter of fact, on this very messageboard, there is a Trumper upset that Congress is trying to limit Trump from waging wars on his own -- something they claimed to be against after the disaster of the Bush Iraq invasion was too blatant to ignore....

"Did Donald Trump take over the Republican Party, or was it the other way around? Yes, Trump's multi-front trade war was a violent break from GOP economic orthodoxy. But in many other ways on policy, the president has been a traditional Republican. He's cut taxes for rich people and corporations. He's slashed regulations. And he's appointed conservative federal judges. Even the twist-and-turns of his protectionist trade policies have seemed closely attuned to the reactions of the donor base as expressed through the stock market."

So...what policy would you be disappointed if Trump didn't get passed?? Trumpcare? Drastic cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security? Expanded war powers? What?

1. School Choice
2. Stop Putin Hacking Voting Reform: Voter ID, Federal Crosschecked Voter Database linked to citizenship and Social Security number
3. End FISA and Patriot Act

 

[martybegan]

What would Trump do in a second term?

After the corporate establishment hacks over in the DNC and mainstream media do all they can to make sure a corporate establishment candidate gets the Democrat nominee, Trump's re-election will no doubt be a landslide....in fact, the House will switch back over to Republican control once the republicans win a 100 seat majority --- that will mean that there will be no reason why the GOP can't pass any policy they want....

However, policies are different from personalities or your personal feelings, policies are different than chants at rallies and troll tweets -- policies are the reason why most Trumpers don't know that Trump has passed the same ole same ole republican policies, or as I call it -- policies of the establishment...the status quo...while you think he is some outsider maverick -- his policies say different....his policies are the same policies McCain wanted to pass, Romney wanted to pass, and Bush did pass....as a matter of fact, on this very messageboard, there is a Trumper upset that Congress is trying to limit Trump from waging wars on his own -- something they claimed to be against after the disaster of the Bush Iraq invasion was too blatant to ignore....

"Did Donald Trump take over the Republican Party, or was it the other way around? Yes, Trump's multi-front trade war was a violent break from GOP economic orthodoxy. But in many other ways on policy, the president has been a traditional Republican. He's cut taxes for rich people and corporations. He's slashed regulations. And he's appointed conservative federal judges. Even the twist-and-turns of his protectionist trade policies have seemed closely attuned to the reactions of the donor base as expressed through the stock market."

So...what policy would you be disappointed if Trump didn't get passed?? Trumpcare? Drastic cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security? Expanded war powers? What?

Keep appointing the type of Federal Judges he has been appointing.
Get Congress to create a line item veto
Get Congress to remove Pot from Schedule I

 

[BuckToothMoron]

Tax amnesty for the dentally challenged.

 

[Crepitus]

What would Trump do in a second term?

After the corporate establishment hacks over in the DNC and mainstream media do all they can to make sure a corporate establishment candidate gets the Democrat nominee, Trump's re-election will no doubt be a landslide....in fact, the House will switch back over to Republican control once the republicans win a 100 seat majority --- that will mean that there will be no reason why the GOP can't pass any policy they want....

However, policies are different from personalities or your personal feelings, policies are different than chants at rallies and troll tweets -- policies are the reason why most Trumpers don't know that Trump has passed the same ole same ole republican policies, or as I call it -- policies of the establishment...the status quo...while you think he is some outsider maverick -- his policies say different....his policies are the same policies McCain wanted to pass, Romney wanted to pass, and Bush did pass....as a matter of fact, on this very messageboard, there is a Trumper upset that Congress is trying to limit Trump from waging wars on his own -- something they claimed to be against after the disaster of the Bush Iraq invasion was too blatant to ignore....

"Did Donald Trump take over the Republican Party, or was it the other way around? Yes, Trump's multi-front trade war was a violent break from GOP economic orthodoxy. But in many other ways on policy, the president has been a traditional Republican. He's cut taxes for rich people and corporations. He's slashed regulations. And he's appointed conservative federal judges. Even the twist-and-turns of his protectionist trade policies have seemed closely attuned to the reactions of the donor base as expressed through the stock market."

So...what policy would you be disappointed if Trump didn't get passed?? Trumpcare? Drastic cuts to Medicaid, Medicare and Social Security? Expanded war powers? What?

I think we need automatic expulsion of any government official who verifiably lies on a regular basis.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

They need to pass a law that bans crazy people like Trump from running for public office.

If they pass that law, not one Demoncrap would ever be elected as liberalism is a mental order. Just look at the groper Joe, or buttplug, cum eating, Pete, or lying sack of shit, Phocahontas. Better watch what you ask for, it might come true...