I am a Trump Supporter - Here are some things about Trump I do not like

[Captain Creeper]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

 

[Votto]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

The thing is, elections never fix anything, as they are more of a symptom of society than anything.

Hopefully society will reject the blood thirsty slanderous left as they continue to shoot anything that offends them and then call all their political opponents Nazis, prompting more people to write "fascist" on their shell casings right before the pull the trigger.

If the moral decline continues in America and these goons regain power, it will begin a new Dark Age in America and on the planet.

 

[Cassandro]

Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

This is what matters.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

Democrats are the party of hate, death and destruction. They burn minority businesses and also murder each other in the inner cities. If you dare speak the truth about democrats, then you get assassinated. President Trump has some faults, because he is human, democrats on the other hand are possessed by Lucifer.

 

[Hafar1014]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

Instead of liking the person like or dislike the policies.
You dont lose money unless you sell so you haven't lost anything

 

[Auld Phart]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

I've never voted for Trump.

he's a loud, obnoxious, lying jackass

he's not fit to sit in the Oval Office.

However,
neither were:

the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!).

 

[Hafar1014]

I've never voted for Trump.

he's a loud, obnoxious, lying jackass

he's not fit to sit in the Oval Office.

However,
neither were:

Everything is better now

 

[playtime]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!),






Biden, (OUCH!),

The American economy​

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and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!).

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so, how'z that working out?

 

[Hafar1014]

Everything is better now

GDP 3.8%, tax cuts for the middle class and seniors, ME War ended, border closed, spending cut, wages up, inflation slowing, gas is low, we now have a viable energy policy, where is the problem

 

[LA RAM FAN]

you should add in there as well he has not opened up a REAL Independent investigation insteaf of a government investigation into the JFK assassination or 9/11. i thought he was going to be different than all presidents sense LBJ but he isnt,he is the same as them,there to do the bidding of the elite instead of the American people. I was hoping by his second term we would hear of an announcement that it would happen but its been a year now and NO TALK of that at all. so he said he would have all the JFK files released,that was a joke,BIG ******* DEAL,those files arent going to tell you ANYTHING, any file that had any smoking gun material on it has been blacked out for decades now,the files arent going to tell yoi shit.

the MSM media needs to be taken over for a REAL independent invetigation into the JFK,RFK AND MLK assassinations and that has not happened,never will.

 

[g5000]

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

I feel your pain as far as investments go. Trump and his followers bleev he is a smart businessman. He isn't. He knows nothing about how markets work.

Trump is easily the dumbest president in US history.

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2. He is not a conservative.

Don't tell his cult that!

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I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters.

Bingo.

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Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place.

Nope. Trump is all about Trump and no one else. For example, look how he just fucked farmers coming and going. His tariffs are killing farmers, and he allowed Bessent to rescue Argentina on behalf of his hedge fund friends, and now China is buying their soy from Argentina and no longer buying fron the US.

Trump's billionaire administration are looking out for themselves, not the American people. They are self-dealing at an astronomical pace, grifting the ever-loving **** out of their positions.

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Several of them, including Bondi, Bessent, Trump himself, and others, are all former Democrats.

In fact, Scott Bessent is the man who made George Soros a billionaire. He was Soros's hedge fund manager in London.

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3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump.

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Here is a typical Trump cabinet meeting:

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4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

Trump's "weave" is his way of covering up his ignorance and making shit up on the fly.

The man's an idiot. A serious idiot.

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5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation.

Trump has you fools convinced things are worse than they are. He is a textbook fearmongering moron, as are the propagandists you are obviously watching.

For example, Portland is not a war zone. Portland is not on fire. All bullshit Trump made up, and your propagandists made up, to militarize our cities like dictator wannabes always do.

Trump has you falling for a hallucination.



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[citygator]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

Yep. He is utterly undisciplined. Fatal flaw and it was exposed during covid. Any adversity will destroy us again.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

Yep. He is utterly unprincipled. He has no guiding principles. He just makes it up as he goes along. What's more shocking is that he is embraced and loved by people he mocks and hates. Dude is not a Christian and he hates modest people from the country. They love him though.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

Yep. He is utterly lacks discernment. He hires feckless morons unqualified to do anything but ass kiss. He hasnt made a good personnel decision in his life. If he were in any industry besides entertainment and grifting he'd be broke.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

Yep. He is utterly otiose. He has no purpose for anything he communicates other than to entertain or self grandiose babbling.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

Yep. You are a nitwit moron. The crimes are being committed by Trump and his storm troopers who think due process is optional. I cant wait for you to be on the wrong end of a government that hates you. I hope you suffer the same pain you wish on others.

 

[toobfreak]

I voted for Trump all 3 times.

Well good for you. Shows you had enough sense not to want Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden or Kamela Harris as your Potus, so, we'll give you 50 IQ points for that.

He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist.

Can you name three things Trump has done which were not conservative? And if Trump is a populist, then why hasn't he done anything popular to leftists?

His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers.

I'll grant you that. Far too much thanking Trump at every presser and meeting whether at the WH or at some international affair. Granted that Trump probably DESERVES the thanks as none of this would be getting done without him, just that I'm a bit more modest than that.

I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation.

Maybe, maybe not, but as it is, he is doing FAR MORE than anyone else, and is already getting called a fascist for it. Maybe Trump is just trying not to damage the GOP platform too much wanting to win the midterms next year.

 

[Captain Creeper]

Yep. He is utterly undisciplined. Fatal flaw and it was exposed during covid. Any adversity will destroy us again.

Yep. He is utterly unprincipled. He has no guiding principles. He just makes it up as he goes along. What's more shocking is that he is embraced and loved by people he mocks and hates. Dude is not a Christian and he hates modest people from the country. They love him though.

Yep. He is utterly lacks discernment. He hires feckless morons unqualified to do anything but ass kiss. He hasnt made a good personnel decision in his life. If he were in any industry besides entertainment and grifting he'd be broke.

Yep. He is utterly otiose. He has no purpose for anything he communicates other than to entertain or self grandiose babbling.

Yep. You are a nitwit moron. The crimes are being committed by Trump and his storm troopers who think due process is optional. I cant wait for you to be on the wrong end of a government that hates you. I hope you suffer the same pain you wish on others.

“Storm troopers”

 

[Leo123]

I voted for Trump all 3 times. I did so, if for no other reason, to keep America free of the disastrous "leadership" of Hillary (YIKES!), Biden, (OUCH!), and Kamala (JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!!). Clearly, a vote for any of those 3 Dems was a vote against America. However, notwithstanding my solid support for Trump, there are some things he does that I do not agree with. Here is a partial list (i.e., all of the reasons I can think of off the top of my head).

1. Every freaking time he says the word "tariff" I lose 1-3% of the value of my investment portfolio. I make it back, sure. But there is no reason I had to lose that in the first place. Trump should make such declarations via appropriate channels rather than blast them to the public on the Truth Social platform. I am not necessarily opposed to Trump's trade policy, I just do not think he needs to be so public about it until, and unless, he actually acts on it.

2. He is not a conservative. I am a conservative. Trump is a populist. Being a populist means you never really know what he is going to do in a given situation, and such a lack of ideological rigor creates some room for wiggling out of accountability to voters. That said, please do not take it the wrong way. Trump IS guided by principle; i.e., the desire to protect, defend, and make America a better place. This means his loyalty is to the nation. I can live with this. Though, I wish he was more of a principled conservative.

3. His cabinet members sound like a bunch of ass-kissers. Every time one of them speaks he or she insists on praising Trump. Trump SHOULD tell his people to stop kissing his ass so much in public statements because it creates an optic he does not want or need. The fact he does not say this creates what I think is a reasonable inference that he really like to have his ego stroked. Again, this is not in my DNA, but I can live with it. What was the alternative? Kamala Harris ceding the southeast to black people as reParAtiOns? Her surrendering our country to China or Russia? JESUS F-ING CHRIST!!. What a freaking joke K would have been.

4. The Weave. I know, this is just part of what makes Trump himself. But goddamn it, at some point you got to get to the point and move on with it. Essentially, we are indulging Grampa by listening to him tell us about a chicken sandwich he had back in 1927 in what began as a recap of last night's baseball game. I love Trump as our leader, but ... Goddamn.

5. I do not think Trump is acting fast enough to do what is within his lawful powers to do to restore law and order to our nation. Our blue cities are infested with America-hating insurrectionists, both on the street (organic and for-hire) and in positions of authority. Trump has the bully pulpit. He can draw lines to define what is protected speech and what is not. The courts will sort this out. I strongly suspect that if it is not protected speech to cry out "Fire!!" in a movie theater, then neither is it protected to declare that federal agents should die, or to assault federal agents, or to plot revolution, to associate with Antifa and follow their Marxist screed of violence, etc... In other words, let it be litigated. Then, when the Supreme Court comes down on our side and rules that the First Amendment does not stand in the way of our protecting the republic from these America-hating, hate-spouting misfits who assault ICE, the feds can start busting heads and restore the rule of law. Moreover, start actually prosecuting these morons for insurrection. Then deport them if convicted.

I think that is about it. Trump may not be perfect, but he is the perfect man for the time.

You sure don't sound like a Trump supporter.

 

[Captain Creeper]

You sure don't sound like a Trump supporter.

Well, I sure am.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

GDP 3.8%, tax cuts for the middle class and seniors, ME War ended, border closed, spending cut, wages up, inflation slowing, gas is low, we now have a viable energy policy, where is the problem

Quoting yourself? Bad form!

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Trump does something I like every day. He spits in someone's eyes, steps on someone's toes. And I love it. I wish he could do more, but he does have limits.

 

[g5000]

Can you name three things Trump has done which were not conservative?

Tariffs, invading our cities with troops, doubling the deficit before Covid. Massive debt.

Oops, that was four things.


Gosh, that was too easy!

Need more?

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[g5000]

You sure don't sound like a Trump supporter.

Of course. Anyone who does not follow Dear Leader's party line all the way is a RINO, dontcha know.

I expect any moment now for Marjorie Taylor Greene to be labeled a RINO for her vocal disagreements with Trump's policies.

The pile of beheaded RINOs grows with each passing day.

That's the way the Jacobins operate.

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