It is downhill all the way.
Trump will not complete one term.
That wasn't the goal. The goal was to prevent Hillary the Corrupt from getting the power of the imperial Presidency. In that we were victorious.
Vladimir Putin would agree with you.
Pfui. I said I would not vote for Hillary before she announced. Considering that I have never voted for a Republican before, that was a bold promise. But I do everything possible to live up to my word.
My objection to Hillary began before the Server in the Bathroom nonsense. It had to do with her hypocrisy, her lies, her excuses whenever she is caught. It goes back to the Bimbo Eruptions, and the Travel Office nonsense.
It continues through her vote for Bankruptcy Reform, and her record in the Senate. My objections continue through her time as Secretary of State and participation in the Syrian mess we are in now. During her long career, Hillary has been in favor of one thing. Winning. She's been opposed to one thing, losing.
This thread is not about you being a turncoat but how many who voted for Trump already regret it before he is even inaugurated.
A turncoat eh? Then you miss the point. Which I suppose is not surprising. You see, the point is that the Democrats have the wrong point of view. The voters are not the lucky ones. The point of view permeating both parties is that the voters are the lucky ones if they are allowed to vote for the candidate. How fortunate for us that Hillary agreed to become President. That arrogance was shown in the motto, "I'm with Her" which was roundly rejected by a majority of voters in the majority of the states.
Worse, it has caused the defeat of Democrats from seats they've held for a long time. I am not alone. Many others voted for Trump who would have voted for a Democrat who was worthy of the vote. The "buyers" remorse you see is as much an illusion as the idea that Hillary would win in a Landslide electoral victory.
My objection to Hillary is why the "buyers remorse" you contend exists isn't going to go far, if anywhere. Because as bad as Trump may well be, the one thing that will keep the people behind him for the term is this. He isn't Hillary. Most people breathed a sigh of relief, because we dodged the bullet of a Hillary Presidency. Now, we're braced for the Trump era, and people like me are wondering if the Democrats will learn or will continue to eschew the lessons of the elections. I hope for the former, but expect the latter.
As bad as Trump is, he's not Hillary, which would be much worse. That's why his ratings are improving.
52% View Trump Favorably - Rasmussen Reportsâ„¢
Voter attitudes about President-elect Donald Trump have changed little since Thanksgiving, with just over half of voters continuing to give him favorable marks.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 52% of Likely U.S. Voters share a favorable opinion of Trump, with 30% who have a Very Favorable one. The president-elect is viewed unfavorably by 48%, including 37% with a Very Unfavorable view. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
As I mentioned in another thread, Most of the Republican Candidates could have beaten Trump head to head. Romney and McCain were used as examples. Hell, most of the Democratic Challengers could have beaten Trump, by that I mean Kerry and Gore. The one Democrat who could not was Hillary. Yet that was the one we had foisted upon us.
Buyers Remorse isn't happening, because as bad as Trump may well be, it would have been worse under Hillary. Unless Nuclear Missiles start flying, there is little chance that truth will allow a significant portion of the people who voted for Trump to regret their choice.
