Back to fact checking his speeches? You guys get more pathetic by the week.
It is pretty crazy anyone would expect a politician to tell the truth in a speech.
What's "crazy" is someone wasting time tallying or keeping a running count of what they arbitrarily decide are "lies"! Trump is prone to hyperbole! Get over it already! He's got the economy humming along nicely though so who cares about this other nonsense!
In the sage words of James Carville..."It's the economy, stupid!"
Why do you embrace dishonesty?
Back to fact checking his speeches? You guys get more pathetic by the week.
It is pretty crazy anyone would expect a politician to tell the truth in a speech.
Why?
Sorry I forgot to add the sarcasm emoticon. I thought it was pretty obvious.
No worries. It's a pity what has happened to the parties. It's been a sprint straight to the bottom for three years. A good economy is nice, but when the parties have divided themselves to such petty and caustic tribal hate, it doesn't seem like it bodes well for the long run. But, who knows, maybe market success is dependent upon division in our current reality.
A wise man once told me not to pay attention to what politicians "say", TT and to simply judge them on their actions! I could care less what Trump "says" when he's sparring with the left...the only thing that matters to me are the actions that he takes to improve the country! To be quite blunt...I'm having a hard time understanding who any logical person would turn over the nation to any of the Democratic candidates.
I can see you have a hard time with it. Yet, I completely disagree with you.
I have my issues with Democrats, for sure. As a voter since I turned 18-years-old, I had plenty of gripes with the legacy of the Obama administration. I especially wasn’t a big fan once I was given the short end of the stick due to his policies regarding the short-sighted implementation of mandated government-run health insurance. I wasn’t given a choice due to a requirement by law to either participate in this scheme under penalty of taxation that I felt was completely unconstitutional. I wasn’t able to ‘keep my doctor’ under this law. This forced me to seek much more costly alternatives in the private sector to this day for myself as well as my employees.
I also believe much of his rhetoric focusing on social justice was a lynch pin that opened the door to the unprecedented political division that has now been entrenched in our current modern American society. Also, I believe his management of our spending (adding 9 Trillion dollars to the deficit) as well as foreign policy was pretty weak as well.
In contrast to this, everything about Prezzie (Im)Peach(ed)
sucks.
Everything. I never imagined how much worse he could possibly be in comparison to his predecessor, yet, here we are. He’s the opposite of inspirational to most Americans. A walking poster boy for ill temperance, malfeasance and an allergy to accountability, especially in the sphere of politics.
History shows us that being elitist, uneducated and possessing a caustic personality underneath a thin veneer of self reflection are most likely bad traits for a leader of a world superpower. People like *pResident-non-grata is
exactly the type you want to tear down, not build up or even resemble a positive example for fellow Americans to follow. An ugly creation that’s one part bad upbringing, and one part unearned privilege in an empty, ill-fitting suit. A virus infecting critical thought. An outcast among the decent and law-abiding.
So, yeah. Respectfully, I fully disagree with you.
