Do you approve Of Donald Trump's decisions and performance on the job as President in his 2nd term?

[kyzr]

U2, right on schedule for your annual post. Nice to hear from you!

I still support Trump, especially after seeing what the alternatives are.

 

[IM2]

You guys are so easily fooled. Yes, Trump inherited a lot. The estimates I have seen of 413 million dollars ridiculous in that they are in today’s dollars. They state it that way to fool the lemmings that lap up that nonsense. 1 million dollars in 1968, when Trump started receiving a large salary from this father after graduating from college, was 110k at that time. He received about 110k, but it sounds better to say that he received the equivalent of 1 million. Even if we use the falsified number of 417 million, his net worth is 8-14 times what he received from any inheritance. The real growth is far, far greater. Oh, and he was elected President of the United States TWICE. The geniuses writing all these negative articles are making 100k per year and living in a 500 sq ft apartments and for some reason Democratic minions put their faith in their opinions and spin. It’s funny, but kind of sad.

Wrong. What Trump inherited would be worth over 1 billion in today's money. He lost the popular vote in one election an the majority of voting-age people did not vote in 2024. What Trump inherited was $400 million in 1970's money; he was handed a billion-dollar business from his father. He filed for bankruptcy 6 times. He lost over 900 million in one year, and was recently in huge debt to a foreign bank. He was given the title of the worst businessman in America, n he is detoying the country right now. These are the facts. Stop worshipping a false God.

 

[IM2]

U2, right on schedule for your annual post. Nice to hear from you!

I still support Trump, especially after seeing what the alternatives are.

You are a fool.

 

[Crepitus]

When the COVID-19 virus began to spread in early 2020, Trump responded to his first real emergency by revealing that he was completely out of his depth.

Starting in January 2020, Trump declared that COVID was “totally under control,” claiming, “It’s one person coming in from China.” He continued to downplay the virus in February, stating that infections were “going down, not up,” and that the stock market was “starting to look very good to me!” It would just “go away” by spring, he said. But then, once reality set in he claimed that he always knew how bad it would get.

This time, the global crisis comes from Trump’s own hands, but his “performance” is much the same with contradictory statements, absurd solutions (drink bleach), a refusal to take responsibility and a general indifference to death.

The war’s length is a subject of ever-shifting time frames for Trump — much like his declarations that COVID would “disappear” soon. He initially claimed that the war which has now gone on for more than one month would be over in 3 days.

The war was already “very complete, pretty much,” he said on March 9. Contradicting himself again, he said that the war wouldn’t end until there was “unconditional surrender” or that he’ll decide to end it, “when I feel it, feel it in my bones.” On March 19, Trump threatened to bomb Iran’s energy infrastructure, but two days later, he declared that the war was “winding down.” Then he said the “war has been won,” as bombs continued to fall across Iran.

A month into the war, Trump claims that he is making “great progress” in negotiations with Iran. Iranian leaders, however, claim that no such negotiations are taking place.

During COVID, he had purged the pandemic preparedness group in the National Security Council. Similarly, Trump sidelined experts and failed to properly plan Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which carries 20% of the world’s oil supply. The State Department’s oil and gas experts were all fired in 2025 by DOGE, removing critical expertise for this very moment. DOGE cuts to the State Department also made it impossible for the agency to help Americans who were urged to flee Gulf states now under attack by Iran.

The result has been a slow creeping energy shock that could rival or surpass the 1970s shocks that led to oil shortages, rationing and gas station lines if the war continues to rage.

He's a perfect example of the Dunning-Kreuger effect.

 

[Robert W]

When the COVID-19 virus began to spread in early 2020, Trump responded to his first real emergency by revealing that he was completely out of his depth.

Starting in January 2020, Trump declared that COVID was “totally under control,” claiming, “It’s one person coming in from China.” He continued to downplay the virus in February, stating that infections were “going down, not up,” and that the stock market was “starting to look very good to me!” It would just “go away” by spring, he said. But then, once reality set in he claimed that he always knew how bad it would get.

This time, the global crisis comes from Trump’s own hands, but his “performance” is much the same with contradictory statements, absurd solutions (drink bleach), a refusal to take responsibility and a general indifference to death.

The war’s length is a subject of ever-shifting time frames for Trump — much like his declarations that COVID would “disappear” soon. He initially claimed that the war which has now gone on for more than one month would be over in 3 days.

The war was already “very complete, pretty much,” he said on March 9. Contradicting himself again, he said that the war wouldn’t end until there was “unconditional surrender” or that he’ll decide to end it, “when I feel it, feel it in my bones.” On March 19, Trump threatened to bomb Iran’s energy infrastructure, but two days later, he declared that the war was “winding down.” Then he said the “war has been won,” as bombs continued to fall across Iran.

A month into the war, Trump claims that he is making “great progress” in negotiations with Iran. Iranian leaders, however, claim that no such negotiations are taking place.

During COVID, he had purged the pandemic preparedness group in the National Security Council. Similarly, Trump sidelined experts and failed to properly plan Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which carries 20% of the world’s oil supply. The State Department’s oil and gas experts were all fired in 2025 by DOGE, removing critical expertise for this very moment. DOGE cuts to the State Department also made it impossible for the agency to help Americans who were urged to flee Gulf states now under attack by Iran.

The result has been a slow creeping energy shock that could rival or surpass the 1970s shocks that led to oil shortages, rationing and gas station lines if the war continues to rage.

This time it is China and Japan that depends on OPEC oil being hurt. I suggest when you stop reading only anti trump articles, you will not be as unhappy.

 

[DonGlock26]

Yes, but a bunch of them did, and she was where she was not supposed to be and made an aggressive attack on the inner Capital, which was defended by security. Shooting her ass was very appropriate!

She didn't even had a gun!!

 

[SweetTea]

Wrong. What Trump inherited would be worth over 1 billion in today's money. He lost the popular vote in one election an the majority of voting-age people did not vote in 2024. What Trump inherited was $400 million in 1970's money; he was handed a billion-dollar business from his father. He filed for bankruptcy 6 times. He lost over 900 million in one year, and was recently in huge debt to a foreign bank. He was given the title of the worst businessman in America, n he is detoying the country right now. These are the facts. Stop worshipping a false God.

He turned an inflation adjusted 400 million into around 6 to 7 billion. That is successful by most accounts. Spin away.

He's not destroying the country. He's trying to repair the damage done by years of Democrat's moronic anti-American policies.

 

[sealybobo]

This time it is China and Japan that depends on OPEC oil being hurt. I suggest when you stop reading only anti trump articles, you will not be as unhappy.

Delusional. $4 a gallon. Trump approval now 1 in 3. For every three people, 33% like you.

You’re blind. Notsee

 

[sealybobo]

He turned an inflation adjusted 400 million into around 6 to 7 billion. That is successful by most accounts. Spin away.

He's not destroying the country. He's trying to repair the damage done by years of Democrat's moronic anti-American policies.

Silly. They are ripping us off. All of them. So obvious. Such waste, fraud and abuse of power.

Did you hear Pete hegseth made big investments right before the war? Tick ‘tisk. You’re sooo blind

 

[SweetTea]

Silly. They are ripping us off. All of them. So obvious. Such waste, fraud and abuse of power.

Did you hear Pete hegseth made big investments right before the war? Tick ‘tisk. You’re sooo blind

Trump was very wealthy prior to being elected president.

I don't doubt that politicians scam the government/people. There are too many multi-multi-millionaires making $170k per year not to believe that.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Wrong. What Trump inherited would be worth over 1 billion in today's money. He lost the popular vote in one election an the majority of voting-age people did not vote in 2024. What Trump inherited was $400 million in 1970's money; he was handed a billion-dollar business from his father. He filed for bankruptcy 6 times. He lost over 900 million in one year, and was recently in huge debt to a foreign bank. He was given the title of the worst businessman in America, n he is detoying the country right now. These are the facts. Stop worshipping a false God.

This BS is so bad, my computer now has an odor coming from it.

How your post came up, I have no idea....you are on ignore.

And I am again reminded why.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Silly. They are ripping us off. All of them. So obvious. Such waste, fraud and abuse of power.

Did you hear Pete hegseth made big investments right before the war? Tick ‘tisk. You’re sooo blind

He was probably just mimicking Pelosi.

 

[sealybobo]

He was probably just mimicking Pelosi.

Hypocrite

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Trump was very wealthy prior to being elected president.

I don't doubt that politicians scam the government/people. There are too many multi-multi-millionaires making $170k per year not to believe that.

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I listened to a stream last evening with a guy who teaches how to make your stock decisions based on how the congress hogs make their multi millions in the market. Tag me if you'd like me to share it.

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[Correll]

When the COVID-19 virus began to spread in early 2020, Trump responded to his first real emergency by revealing that he was completely out of his depth.

Starting in January 2020, Trump declared that COVID was “totally under control,” claiming, “It’s one person coming in from China.” He continued to downplay the virus in February, stating that infections were “going down, not up,” and that the stock market was “starting to look very good to me!” It would just “go away” by spring, he said. But then, once reality set in he claimed that he always knew how bad it would get.

This time, the global crisis comes from Trump’s own hands, but his “performance” is much the same with contradictory statements, absurd solutions (drink bleach), a refusal to take responsibility and a general indifference to death.

The war’s length is a subject of ever-shifting time frames for Trump — much like his declarations that COVID would “disappear” soon. He initially claimed that the war which has now gone on for more than one month would be over in 3 days.

The war was already “very complete, pretty much,” he said on March 9. Contradicting himself again, he said that the war wouldn’t end until there was “unconditional surrender” or that he’ll decide to end it, “when I feel it, feel it in my bones.” On March 19, Trump threatened to bomb Iran’s energy infrastructure, but two days later, he declared that the war was “winding down.” Then he said the “war has been won,” as bombs continued to fall across Iran.

A month into the war, Trump claims that he is making “great progress” in negotiations with Iran. Iranian leaders, however, claim that no such negotiations are taking place.

During COVID, he had purged the pandemic preparedness group in the National Security Council. Similarly, Trump sidelined experts and failed to properly plan Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz, which carries 20% of the world’s oil supply. The State Department’s oil and gas experts were all fired in 2025 by DOGE, removing critical expertise for this very moment. DOGE cuts to the State Department also made it impossible for the agency to help Americans who were urged to flee Gulf states now under attack by Iran.

The result has been a slow creeping energy shock that could rival or surpass the 1970s shocks that led to oil shortages, rationing and gas station lines if the war continues to rage.

Sooooo, covid was this huge death thingie that you are soooo upset about.

What do you want to do to hold China accountable for their creating and releasing the bug?