Trump has Changed the Template. The Next President Must be a Businessman. Who Can Fill His Shoes?

[Marener]

Nope, I believe that Trump's economy is just getting started, and by the end of
next year there will be results, probably by the second quarter of next year.

You believe it because you want it to be true.

What kind of “results” are you expecting to see exactly?

 

[BS Filter]

JD Vance should be the next President.

 

[Meister]

You believe it because you want it to be true.

What kind of “results” are you expecting to see exactly?

Still haven't answered by question.....what has your ilk got for affordability???

 

[Marener]

Still haven't answered by question.....what has your ilk got for affordability???

That wasn’t the question. You believe the economy is going be amazing next year. By what measure?

I remember Trump predicting GDP growth of like 5 or 6% in his first administration, which never happened.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

At least he carried a weapon in combat, unlike that democrat POS Tampon Tim.

JD Vance was never in combat. You are mistaken. He was a military journalist with a Marine Air Wing.

But with Tampon Tim you are absolutely correct,

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Are you sure it isn’t “wishful thinking”?

What if these plants don’t actually exist like you think?

Do things just magically appear in your world? These plants are under construction. Remember all the illegals they caught at the KIA plant being built in Georgia?

You need to lay off the drugs!

 

[berg80]

I know you want this country to fail so bad you overlook the obvious.
Those businesses that are coming over will pay corporate taxes and
all that goes with it. Not sure if you really thought this through or not.
But, if you did, you really missed the mark.
The plants are being built right now, and that's NOT "wishful thinking."

US manufacturing jobs have plunged since Trump’s tariffs

Payrolls fell again in September's jobs report—a slide that has accelerated since the President’s Liberation Day rollout.

www.newsweek.com

Maybe things will improve if the SC rules, or I should say reiterates federal statute, that Congress has authority over tariff policy.

 

[initforme]

Sure. Maybe a janitor or barmaid.

The janitor would get my vote. No doubt.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

The janitor would get my vote. No doubt.

He's more qualified than you are!

 

[Marener]

Do things just magically appear in your world? These plants are under construction. Remember all the illegals they caught at the KIA plant being built in Georgia?

You need to lay off the drugs!

The Kia plant in Georgia was built from 2022 to 2024.

Thanks Biden!

There was actually a pretty big jump in manufacturing investment under Biden, which even I was unaware of.

 

[berg80]

Its always down the days right before a Fed meeting, begging for a rate cut.

The market has factored in a 90% chance of a Dec. cut but future cuts are uncertain due to stubbornly high, tariff related, inflation.

 

[sartre play]

Nope, I believe that Trump's economy is just getting started, and by the end of
next year there will be results, probably by the second quarter of next year.

Why is it always about next year? Know one knows how next year will end.
The last year IS at an end.
No perfect government,
Never has been.
Yet as we have let those with THE MOST MONEY have the largest voice, Things do not look better. FOR MOST of us.
PROMICES PROMICES PROMICES.
BOTH PARTYS STINK.

 

[initforme]

He's more qualified than you are!

Janitors do the hard work.

 

[Conservative from Georgia]

We can all agree, Donald Trump is more than a generational talent. Someone with his ability doesn't come around once a century. So who can fill his shoes?

I think Americans are seeing the enormous value of business experience over just a political career. Trump has shown them businessmen are far more capable than career politicians. We've already seen the disastrous results of electing someone with a blank slate of achievement in 0bama. He had no skills, no ability, was a horrible negotatior, didn't understand economics, and didn't understand human nature. Kamala was the same. Utterly incompetent in what it takes to run the many facets of the country. Think of what a disaster Sanders or AOC would be. Again, ZERO practical experience. What a great development it would be if a strong business career became a must for any candidate. That would, of course, eliminate every Democrat, as business acumen is seen as a liability by the base (Tom Steyer, Michael Bloomberg). But as long as we have the leftwing media in place brainwashing gullible new voters, Marxist candidates will always have a chance. The key, as I've said many times is to eliminate and illegalize the leftwing media. If Trump could do that, it would be his most important accomplishment.

But back to Trump's successor. Neither Vance nor DeSantis has had a career anything like Trump's. It might require another business titan, who, like Trump, has seen how everything works. But which billionaire would govern with the altruism Trump does? Who is selfless like Trump, to sacrifice his time and some of his fortune purely to help his fellow Americans live a great life? Who has the wisdom Trump does, to be right on EVERYTHING, particularly on the economy? Only a candidate outside of the political realm has the courage to take bold steps that heretofore would have been unimaginable, such as Trump reforming Medicaid. Trump is highly unique in the way he understands human nature. That's why he's a powerhouse on the economy, on foreign affairs, and on negotiating. So the answer lies in a top billionaire with a great heart, who understands human nature. As a conservative, it would have to be someone who can take a punch and still stand strong, as liberals are never subject to such scrutiny. It's just hard to imagine anyone with the guts and staying power and energy of Trump.

As I said. He's a once-a-century leader, and probably the greatest president of all time. How do you follow that?

The leftwing media says businessmen make poor presidents. The opposite is true, of course. Here is one honest link noting why businessmen have made the best governors. I say the same is true for the presidency.

Do Business Leaders Make Good Governors?

Is running a government like running a business? Governors with business backgrounds share these common traits.

pac.org

The OP simply assumes that Trump has done a good job

 

[Meister]

Why is it always about next year? Know one knows how next year will end.
The last year IS at an end.
No perfect government,
Never has been.
Yet as we have let those with THE MOST MONEY have the largest voice, Things do not look better. FOR MOST of us.
PROMICES PROMICES PROMICES.
BOTH PARTYS STINK.

Dude, educate yourself....Trump's tax cuts and policies from the BBB
don't go in effect until Jan 1, 2026.

 

[BS Filter]

The OP simply assumes that Trump has done a good job

He's doing a better job than any President since Reagan.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Janitors do the hard work.

That's why you are not qualified.

 

[initforme]

That's why you are not qualified.

Yes because running a business is so so so hard.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Yes because running a business is so so so hard.

You obviously couldn't because you said you never worked for anyone else.

 

[Mashmont]

Itd be nice to see some average paycheck to paycheck person get their chance.

That of course would be a disaster. Such a person has no skills for leading a large nation.