@Vlad here are Trump’s values:

1. Not letting the U.S. be ripped off by unfair trade https://ustr.gov/trade-agreements/free-trade-agreements/united-states-mexico-canada-agreement/fact-sheets/modernizing
2. Religious freedom https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-stands-up-for-religious-freedom-11569279353
3. Removing unnecessary regulations https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/presidential-executive-order-reducing-regulation-controlling-regulatory-costs/ https://www.politico.com/story/2017/01/trump-signs-executive-order-requiring-that-for-every-one-new-regulation-two-must-be-revoked-234365

He wanted to hurt Biden's popularity.

I know, @Yusa.

I answered that I would read it.

Also, how is it obvious?

How?

These aren't really values

Timelines, paper trail, witnesses.

That he didn’t want to investigate Biden for corruption?

only the religious freedom one

Timelines, paper trail, witnesses.

The "opinion" one is already making me skeptical btw.

@Stresbal Values are what Trump finds valuable in his presidency. These are what he finds valuable

@Vlad Oops, that’s opinion? I’ll grab another one

I haven't read it.

But it says it, yes.

"getting rid of unnecessary regulations" isn't a value tho

And most things he gets rid of aren't unnecessary

but he just wants to improve profit for some of his business friends

@Yusa these are policy positions, but I'll bite.
1) Trade deficits have gone up under Trump. He's waging a million trade wars with no real strategy and has diminished our cooperation with other world governments.
2) 'Religious Freedom' is double speak for bigotry. A shelter can now turn away homeless people if they are gay or trans. It's theocractic garbage and makes our country look more like Saudi Arabia.
3) Is the dumbest rule I've ever seen in my life. What if you have three cost effective regulations?

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Not letting the US be ripped of fun unfair trade agreements? What has he done on trade than nafta didn’t do

You’re such a shill

US importers pay the tarrifs btw

not China

And farmers are suffering greatly under trump’s trade wars

Take an Econ class

Then we are subsidizing him buying their vote with the bailouts

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trade-china-tariffs-explainer/who-pays-trumps-tariffs-china-or-u-s-customers-and-companies-idUSKCN1SR1UI

@Puerto Rican Nelson
1. Your response to my claim is an opinion. Therefore I am not counting it as fact
2. The homeless shelters **have the freedom** to do that, because this is nation that values freedom
3. Have you ever researched regulations? I recently did and it’s crazy how over-regulating the government is. Also, I won a few professional debates on over-regulation, so you don’t want to debate that, but if you do, I’ll tear you apart with evidence

It's an **Import tarrif** it means it gets payed by the importers

which are US companies

and the costs turn into higher consumer prices

@Yusa1) You tell me, what's this admirations strategy with anything? We're slapping tarriffs at the slightest displeasure, betraying agreements, and are always contradicting our narrative.
Then our trade decifits went up.
2) Freedom to discriminate isn't freedom. It's state sanctioned segregation that is cruel and causes suffering.
3) There should be as much regulation as needs to be. This administration is just doing wish lists for goldman sachs and fossil fuel industry, and I will destroy you on that.

@Stresbal You are just looking at one of his small regulations. That’s the problem with the opinions you read. News organizations are very good at over-valuing and under valuing different things the president does

GG @Yusa, you just advanced to level 15!

@Yusa The China-US trade war isn't a "small" issue

Trump claims it as a victory

@Stresbal Yes, but it isn’t the plan to keep high import tariffs

But the whole tariffs aren't a solution