He does but not for adverse actions or what some perceive to be adverse actions. He took responsibility for our deficit and was frustrated with it for example.Yes. When he fires people that he hired that didn’t work out. LOL. Admitting defeat or error is not who he is. I ll Give you that. Most CEOs are like that too. Ever see Jeff Bezos or Jamie Dimon admit they are wrong?I think that 100% is. He took responsibility for a better economy? Do you mean negative responsibility? If Trump says Hydrox doesn’t work and needs more research the press would call it a miracle drug and that it works great. Cannot trust our press at all these days. Trump doesn’t bash himself. I agree. The press does enough for him.I am saying he does take responsibility. He is the most open President we have ever had. With his tweets and constant press conferences.It wasn't a Muslim ban.....it was a ban of people from specific regions that posed a threat to the US.Clinton had a problem with going overseas and throwing his weight around. I was deployed to Somalia when he took over the operation. In no time it quickly turned to shit. Instead of a peace-keeping mission, it turned into a armed forces expeditionary mission....a hunt for a warlord. Bill Clinton helped assassinate dozens of tribal leaders when they were trying to sue for peace. So the place turned into a Hornet's nest for us. When I first got there we could walk down the street unmolested , but after Bill Clinton...we had to wear armored vests and travel in tactical formation. We discovered why every other country sent their troops with fully armored APCs....and we were the only ones driving around in un-armored vehicles.Anyone can be critical by being an armchair QB.You might have to list them because I don't think anything he's rolled out is bad....maybe bad for Anti-American Democrats who side against their own country in favor of China and Russia....but not bad for me.Are you saying all his bad policy rollouts ad outcomes are lies created by media?Taking responsibility for a lie created by the media isn't part of being a good leader.Can you provide some examples then?
Taking responsibility is an important part of leadership.
Post 265 of this thread. And - it's not about the policies themselves (obviously we will disagree there) - it's about how they were rolled out and implemented that was badly done.
Try making suggestions on how to improve on something everyone seems to have been surprised by....including House Democrats who were busy impeaching Trump even though many of them had already been briefed on the virus.
Sure...but let's see....when did you ever do that? You had no problem being critical of Obama without offering improvements so that doesn't wash.
Clinton was able to work, and was handling the crisis in Kosovo during his impeachment. That is no excuse.
In addition, both examples I provided of badly done rollouts and policies were prior to impeachment. Do you have anything to say related to those examples?
When it comes to Obama....we can all agree his roll-out of Obamacare was a total disaster. My suggestion to him would be not to fuck with the system that was working....but he was trying to take over 2/3rds of the economy through Single-payer health care. We can both admit Obama was a socialist but was afraid of it getting out. The issues I had with him are too numerous to list....and not one of them had to do with the color of his skin.
Lets take that one. I agree with you on that.
Now fast forward to the current administration. How did the roll out of Trump’s “Muslim ban” go?
Aren't you wishing the Dems had listened to him about stopping some of these disease carrying illegals now?
Some think alot of this virus came into the US during those caravans from Central America. I also think this isn't the first flare-up. Senior citizens have been dying in greater numbers the last 3 winters.....most of them from lung infections. I think this is the 3rd cycle of the coronavirus.MN Sen. Dr. says reported coronavirus deaths may be off
Minnesota Senator and Doctor Scott Jensen say he received a seven-page document from the Minnesota Department of Health on how doctors should go about filling out a cause of death certificate.www.valleynewslive.com
I am questioning the stats for sure
Wrong thread dude this isn't about the corona virus.
That is not taking responsibility.
When has he ever taken responsibility for something? (ie not credit for).
Taking responsibility is not the same as taking credit. Taking responsibility for policies or actions that did not go well.
Has he ever?
So essentially what you are saying is taking responsibility for mistakes is "not who he is" - in other words, he does not take responsibility.