Perfect example of a trump supporter.

[shockedcanadian]

Government report finds just 12% of federal offices occupied in D.C. | Washington Times​

Government report finds just 12% of federal offices occupied in D.C. | Washington Times - D.C. Policy Center

Government report finds just 12% of federal offices occupied in D.C. | Washington Times - D.C. Policy Center

www.dcpolicycenter.org

Think about that! 12% of all federal offices are occupied! What a f...king WASTE of my tax dollars!

Now what that has to do with Trump is simple!

FACT: This article:
"How Trump Regulatory Rollback Boosts Small Businesses"
Since Inauguration Day, President Trump has slashed well over 1,500 planned regulatory actions.
The Trump administration has repealed 22 regulations for each new rule issued, cutting regulatory costs by more than $8 billion.
In fact, federal regulations are now at their "lowest count since records beganbeing kept in the mid-1970s."
Small business owners are counting their blessings.
For years, America's most dedicated job creators — who account for two-thirds of all new U.S. jobs — have been drowning in red tape. According to a National Small Business Association (NSBA) survey, one-third of small business owners spend more than 80 hours a year meeting regulatory requirements.
In their first year of operation, small business employers pay an average of $83,000 in regulatory costs just to remain compliant.

How Trump Regulatory Rollback Boosts Small Businesses

Since Inauguration Day, President Trump has slashed well over 1,500 planned regulatory actions. The Trump administration has repealed 22 regulations for each new rule issued, making things easier for small businesses. Congress should be doing the same.

www.investors.com

a) Federal rules and regulations COST over --$3.079 trillion
b) Cost of federal regulations to economy --$465 billion
c) Avg. annual compliance costs for a U.S. firm $277,000

The Cost of Federal Regulations

National Association of Manufacturers

nam.org

To me that is just ONE reason to have Trump as president!
By the numbers: Federal agencies passed 66 significant rules in April — more than any month since at least the Reagan administration, according to a Regulatory Studies Center analysis.

• The Biden administration has published 111 more regulations that Trump had at the same point in his term.

https://www.axios.com/2024/05/17/biden-regulations-congressional-review-act

Lawyers and consultants making large amounts of money at the taxpayers expense I presume. In addition to the expense of running said offices.

 

[BlackSand]

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[Billiejeens]

Keep lying about fellow Americans, I’m sure that’ll work out for ya…

It worked perfectly

 

[DigitalDrifter]

I've been honestly trying to sus out why so many seemingly normal people would vote for trump. After much consideration, and research, I came across an article that convinced me the search was a waste of time. There is no rational reason why anyone would vote for Trump. When his supporters publicly announce that Trump is Hitler, but they voted for him anyway because we need a dictator, there is no logical reason for their support.

So you came across one guy who voted for Trump, and yet refers to him as 'Hitler', and you conclude that it's his "supporters", as in all of them?

 

[justoffal]

Another sleepless night eh.

I learned a long time ago that my heroes were never perfect. In fact I stopped using the word hero as a regular part of my speech or even of my thought. Somehow these people think that we haven't been paying attention for the past 30 years and that we don't know who Donald Trump is. They are perplexed because they believe that all they need to do is open our eyes and we will suddenly wake up and completely reverse our choices.

This kind of arrogance is almost impossible to penetrate as it is born of ultimate personal conceit complicated by the inability to negotiate anything up to an including the blue hue of the sky above.

It is a death pact committed to absolutely no concession regardless of how small it might be. It is not reality based and doomed to consume itself in its own blind and mindless pursuit of 100% compliance.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I've seen several interviews in which they say we need a dictator, and he's the one to do it. I have no doubt that a pretty solid percentage of them here would say it, but they know not to. They know that's not what America is.

As always, this isn't about him. It's about a country that wants that. They'll overlook EVERYTHING about him to get it, and that's a long list.

I guess half the country so so miserable and desperate and hopeless that it will turn the keys to this person. I didn't know this. I get it now, but I sure didn't before.

Everybody you left loons don't like is Hitler or a dictator.

It's tiresome

 

[Rawley]

That's true. But the reason those on the margins went for him was misdirected anger over inflation. Otherwise, his agenda is not supported as we know from national polls.

?? WHat "national polls" are giving you this idea?

 

[Rawley]

Right. I guess that explains his opposition to the hideous SC ruling making the prez an unaccountable king. Oh wait........it doesn't.

LOL Bought into your party's bullshit that Trump can assassinate Newsom, huh?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I've been honestly trying to sus out why so many seemingly normal people would vote for trump. After much consideration, and research, I came across an article that convinced me the search was a waste of time. There is no rational reason why anyone would vote for Trump. When his supporters publicly announce that Trump is Hitler, but they voted for him anyway because we need a dictator, there is no logical reason for their support.

I've been honestly trying to sus out why so many seemingly normal people would vote for trump.

Because the democrat party called so many seemingly normal people racists, bigots, fascists, homophobes, transphobes, misogynists and garbage.

 

[task0778]

I've seen several interviews in which they say we need a dictator, and he's the one to do it. I have no doubt that a pretty solid percentage of them here would say it, but they know not to. They know that's not what America is.

In truth, I have not listened to any political interviews as I have soured quite a bit over the political climate these days, but I would doubt that whoever says this stuff about a dictatorship is representative for everybody who voted for Trump. Most presidents since Washington have tried to expand the power of the Executive Branch, irrespective of their party affiliation. IMHO, a dictatorship starts with the elimination of the filibuster in the Senate, which as we know the Democrats almost did back in 2021. And I have no doubt some within the GOP would like to see that happen now that they have a majority in both the House and Senate. I hope that never happens cuz that is indeed the road to a dictatorship, and neither side is adverse to the idea as long as they have total control. Do not presume that a few interviews speak for everyone who voted for Trump or at least against the democrats.

As always, this isn't about him. It's about a country that wants that. They'll overlook EVERYTHING about him to get it, and that's a long list.

There are those on either side of the aisle that do want a dictatorship to achieve their political agenda, but let's not pretend it's only the Trumpers and MAGA people. I know of no data that suggests the majority of Americans want that, nor in Trump's case that the voters ignored his faults to get a dictatorship. That is bullshit.


"I guess half the country is so miserable and desperate and hopeless that it will turn the keys to this person. I didn't know this. I get it now, but I sure didn't before."

Dude, why do you think he got elected the 1st time? By a wide margin, more people didn't like him than liked him, back then and right now. You think they really want him as a dictator? NO, what they want is change, and they didn't like the change they got from Biden/Harris and the democrats. IMHO, he sold the narrative of change from what is to what could be, and that appealed to more voters than the rhetoric from Harris and the democrats. Up until the pandemic hit, a lot of people believe that Trump was doing a decent job as our president, better than Biden/Harris did. So nobody ought to be surprised at Trump's re-election.

 

[M14 Shooter]

I've been honestly trying to sus out why so many seemingly normal people would vote for trump.

Because the democrat party called so many seemingly normal people racists, bigots, fascists, homophobes, transphobes, misogynists and garbage.

And THEN, 10,000,000 Democrats who voted for Biden didn't vote for Harris.
Who knew the Democratic party was full of racists, bigots, fascists, homophobes, transphobes, misogynists and garbage?

 

[Papageorgio]

I've seen several interviews in which they say we need a dictator, and he's the one to do it. I have no doubt that a pretty solid percentage of them here would say it, but they know not to. They know that's not what America is.

As always, this isn't about him. It's about a country that wants that. They'll overlook EVERYTHING about him to get it, and that's a long list.

I guess half the country so so miserable and desperate and hopeless that it will turn the keys to this person. I didn't know this. I get it now, but I sure didn't before.

More BS from Mac, proving he is still clueless.

 

[theHawk]

I've been honestly trying to sus out why so many seemingly normal people would vote for trump. After much consideration, and research, I came across an article that convinced me the search was a waste of time. There is no rational reason why anyone would vote for Trump. When his supporters publicly announce that Trump is Hitler, but they voted for him anyway because we need a dictator, there is no logical reason for their support.

You can’t think of a rational reason that “seemingly normal” people would vote for President Trump?

Normal Christians are offended by abortion.
Normal people are offended by transgenderism being taught to children.
Normal people don’t want a war with Russia.
Normal people want to be able to afford groceries and gas.
Normal people want a secure border without millions of illegals being allowed in.
Normal people want safe streets free of crime and drugs.
Normal people don’t want to be forced to take experimental vaccines with a high rate of adverse reactions.
Normal people want free speech and don’t want government or Big Tech silencing them.

I know these things can be “baffling” to weirdos like yourself, but this is how the majority of people think.

 

[marvin martian]

I've been honestly trying to sus out why so many seemingly normal people would vote for trump. After much consideration, and research, I came across an article that convinced me the search was a waste of time. There is no rational reason why anyone would vote for Trump. When his supporters publicly announce that Trump is Hitler, but they voted for him anyway because we need a dictator, there is no logical reason for their support.

Perfect example of a Harris supporter:

 

[martybegan]

Everybody you left loons don't like is Hitler or a dictator.

It's tiresome

Still one of my favorite memes

 

[healthmyths]

Lawyers and consultants making large amounts of money at the taxpayers expense I presume. In addition to the expense of running said offices.

I've seen several interviews in which they say we need a dictator, and he's the one to do it. I have no doubt that a pretty solid percentage of them here would say it, but they know not to. They know that's not what America is.

As always, this isn't about him. It's about a country that wants that. They'll overlook EVERYTHING about him to get it, and that's a long list.

I guess half the country so so miserable and desperate and hopeless that it will turn the keys to this person. I didn't know this. I get it now, but I sure didn't before.

NOT one link to the "several interviews we need a dictator"!
"Trump will be a dictator"About 13,000,000 Google results
Now as a "dictator" here is what Trump will do his first AND ONLY DAY as a dictator!
His list includes starting up the:

• mass deportation of migrants,
• rolling back Biden administration policies on education,
• reshaping the federal government by firing potentially thousands of federal employees he believes are secretly working against him, and pardoning people who were arrested for their role in the riot at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

What Trump has said he will do on Day 1

Mass deportation of migrants. Rolling back Biden administration policies on education. Pardoning people who were arrested for their role in the riot at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Making most of his criminal cases go away.

www.pbs.org

Now these are the FACTS.
Now one of the many reasons I voted for Trump.. and I'm shouting now..EVEN THOUGH I PERSONALLY DISLIKE HIS NARCISSISM, HIS BRAGGART ATTITUDE, HIS LOUDMOUTH STATEMENTS! I have read evidently more thoroughly than people like you that truly believe the extremely biased MSM that Trump gets things done!
As I've mentioned earlier..
Government report finds just 12% of federal offices occupied in D.C. | Washington Times

Government report finds just 12% of federal offices occupied in D.C. | Washington Times - D.C. Policy Center

Government report finds just 12% of federal offices occupied in D.C. | Washington Times - D.C. Policy Center

www.dcpolicycenter.org

Federal department keeps 294 DEI staffers on payroll, most with six-figure salaries​

The majority of those staffers, 182 workers, are paid six-figure salaries. The top diversity job earner, who works at the Food and Drug Administration, collected $221,000 in 2023, OpenTheBooks said in its report Tuesday.

https://archive.is/g5xNM#selection-2119.28-2119.111

 

[BULLDOG]

The reason is very clear for those looking for real answers and not propaganda, it did not change from 2016, hut people that lost don’t want the real answer because it doesn’t fit their idea so I am wrong. So I concede you really don’t want the truth and I am wrong, now continue not to listen, because in your opinion you are spot on.

Well, not exactly. There is certainly room for people to disagree even if they vehemently disagree. However that only applies when the disagreeing parties at least share some form of reality. MAGAs have chosen to believe conspiracy theories and verifiable lies over reality.

 

[BULLDOG]

Lol. It’s hard to determine, but you need an open mind. Not one closed and full of hate.

I have an open mind. Just not so open till my brain falls out.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Well, not exactly. There is certainly room for people to disagree even if they vehemently disagree. However that only applies when the disagreeing parties at least share some form of reality. MAGAs have chosen to believe conspiracy theories and verifiable lies over reality.

The space lizards made you say that.

 

[gipper]

I have an open mind. Just not so open till my brain falls out.

It’s not hard to determine why Don won. K was awful and offered nothing to working class Americans, much as did Hillary. When Americans have but two choices for potus, they pick the lesser of two evils.

Of course, many like you believe no one is more evil than Don…so you’re mind boggles when the people elect him.

If the D Party had nominated someone who supported the working class, they win easily in my opinion. The D Party is now a clone of the R Party, just more owned by Wall Street, MIC, and Israel.