No President has a good second term, so why do you think Trump will?

[Stann]

Again, just. because Republicans supported Ukraine in seperate legislation does not mean they supported a combined Border-Ukraine Funding legislation. Democrats tied the two together to have their cake and eat it too. They wanted to show the American People that they were seemingly trying to solve the border crisis and that it was the Republicans blocking them knowing that Republicans would back Ukraine funding separately.

This is how Washington really works. Unfortunately for the Democrats, the American people saw right through it.

Believe whatever bullshit you want. trump told them to vote against it ( didn't want his ego bruised ) and they followed orders from their king.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Believe whatever bullshit you want. trump told them to vote against it ( didn't want his ego bruised ) and they followed orders from their king.

You believe your own bullshit that Republicans on the Hill are going to be unified to take an order from Trump?

 

[JoeB131]

No they did not the bill would have made it worse not better. 5000 a day allowed in is not a solution,

It is when there are more than 5000 a day arriving.

Keep in mind, anyone who arrives needs to be processed. Most are sent back. Others sit in limbo for years because- wait for it - Trump and Steven Miller took an ax to the asylum court system.

Democrats voted to fix the border conditioned on Ukraine funding. The majority of the American voters could see that if the Democrats truly cared about fixing the border, they would have made it a stand alone legislation.

Most Americans don't know (or care) how the process works. Stop tap-dancing. Trump killed the border bill Republicans drafted because he wanted to keep the crisis going.

 

[JoeB131]

You believe your own bullshit that Republicans on the Hill are going to be unified to take an order from Trump?

Are you kidding, they are all terrified of him.

 

[LeftofLeft]

It is when there are more than 5000 a day arriving.

Keep in mind, anyone who arrives needs to be processed. Most are sent back. Others sit in limbo for years because- wait for it - Trump and Steven Miller took an ax to the asylum court system.



Most Americans don't know (or care) how the process works. Stop tap-dancing. Trump killed the border bill Republicans drafted because he wanted to keep the crisis going.

You have provided no facts or data to back up your conspiracy theory on Trump commanding Republicans to vote against the bill.,

 

[JoeB131]

You have provided no facts or data to back up your conspiracy theory on Trump commanding Republicans to vote against the bill.,

Republicans kill border bill in a sign of Trump's strength and McConnell's waning influence

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell encouraged GOP senators to pass an immigration and Ukraine aid deal. Just four of them supported it. In the end, even he voted no.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[DigitalDrifter]

IMO, Trump's administration will not be viewed as his second term. Certainly not in the conventional sense.
Having Biden in the middle of Trump's two terms, gives a stark contrast, and I believe most Americans will view the next four years as a fresh start.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Republicans kill border bill in a sign of Trump's strength and McConnell's waning influence

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell encouraged GOP senators to pass an immigration and Ukraine aid deal. Just four of them supported it. In the end, even he voted no.

www.nbcnews.com

Thank you for the opinion and speculation piece. Can you provide facts? HINT: There is no way Mitch McConnell is taking orders from Trump

 

[JoeB131]

Thank you for the opinion and speculation piece. Can you provide facts? HINT: There is no way Mitch McConnell is taking orders from Trump

Trump told REpublicans to kill their own deal.
Republicans killed their own deal.

This isn't complicated, even for a MAGA moron like you.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Trump told REpublicans to kill their own deal.
Republicans killed their own deal.

This isn't complicated, even for a MAGA moron like you.

At this point, it’s your opinion fantasy as you have failed on many attempts to provide a basis in fact to support it. Then again, your side lost across the board so your fantasy is insignificant.

 

[JoeB131]

At this point, it’s your opinion fantasy as you have failed on many attempts to provide a basis in fact to support it. Then again, your side lost across the board so your fantasy is insignificant.

Guy, barely scrapping across the finish line with 50.1% is not an overwealming victory.

Don't act like you have a mandate, because you don't.

 

[struth]

Republicans kill border bill in a sign of Trump's strength and McConnell's waning influence

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell encouraged GOP senators to pass an immigration and Ukraine aid deal. Just four of them supported it. In the end, even he voted no.

www.nbcnews.com

Republicans and dems in a bipartisan voice rejected that crappy bill.

 

[22lcidw]

Believe whatever bullshit you want. trump told them to vote against it ( didn't want his ego bruised ) and they followed orders from their king.

This not the Progressive Communists. Trump as a candidate became viable as he was enabled by the actions of the shills in front and hidden shills in the Republican Party.

 

[LeftofLeft]

Guy, barely scrapping across the finish line with 50.1% is not an overwealming victory.

Don't act like you have a mandate, because you don't.

You people should have heeded that advice 4 years ago.

 

[struth]

Guy, barely scrapping across the finish line with 50.1% is not an overwealming victory.

Don't act like you have a mandate, because you don't.

312! And with the house and senate, the public gave trump a mandate

 

[JoeB131]

You people should have heeded that advice 4 years ago.

Except Biden actually had a mandate in that he won 51% of the vote, and the election was a referendum on Trump's mismanagement of Covid.

312! And with the house and senate, the public gave trump a mandate

No, they really didn't. Buyer's remorse will set in quickly.

Trump isn't even in yet and he's making terrible appointments that even Republicans are balking at.

 

[struth]

Except Biden actually had a mandate in that he won 51% of the vote, and the election was a referendum on Trump's mismanagement of Covid.



No, they really didn't. Buyer's remorse will set in quickly.

Trump isn't even in yet and he's making terrible appointments that even Republicans are balking at.

No they really did, the buyers remorse was felt for sure, from 2020. Hence why the massive rejection of all thing dembot

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

A second term is a second term.

Let's see now, Biden "ruined" the economy by adding 15 million new jobs (after Trump lost 5 million), bringing unemployment down to 4.1% (after Trump brought it up to 14%), and brought the Stock Market to 44,000 (Trump only had it at 30,000)

We're going to look back at the Biden years as a golden age.

Impossible to take you seriously. He didn’t add 15mil new jobs. People came back to work from Covid. Jobs weren’t “new”

You truly don’t know your knee from your elbow. Report that

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Believe whatever bullshit you want. trump told them to vote against it ( didn't want his ego bruised ) and they followed orders from their king.

Lie

Complete and utter lie.

Your posting history is one giant lie

 

[SweetSue92]

Except nothing he proposes is going to fix the problem of immigration.

Walls and deportations don't work. We've been trying that shit for 30 years, and if anything, we've made it worse.

The only precedent we have for non-consecutive terms is Grover Cleveland. His second term was such a fucking disaster the Democrats didn't get back into the White House for another 16 years, and only then because the Republicans fought among themselves.

50.3% against a substitute opponent is not a mandate. It was more like a resignation.

Deportations will work beautifully. The word gets out that you spend a lot of time and money trying to get here and are likely to just get deported? Big reason not to take the chance.