Message from @Snoipah
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That comes first
Correction: Trump AND THE GOP CONGRESS need to fulfill on policy
Yep
and the others in the executive and judicial branch
Trump is the bigger part of the two. He has an incredibly large influence in getting it done.
And he needs to push for what he's advocating
uh huh, but I'm not going to bash him like a whiny histrionic dipshit just because it's not going as fast as I want
He's dragging himself through the mud when he doesn't need to.
If he doesn't get things done soon, he never will the way things are.
I don't think his "issues" on character are that big of an issue
Congress will not be easier to deal with next time than what we have.
I'm willing to bet five bucks he hasn't built the wall yet because he wants a second term.
He has to help himself on that.
The wall got him elected, how come it wouldn't win him re-election
Berlesconi in Italy had Character issues and all the opposition attacked him was about that but he kept getting reelected because his policies were popular
You're a politician, why wouldn't you fulfill what you promised?
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His second term would happen if he fulfills his promises
It doesn't make sense to shoot yourself in the foot
There's a base.
Obama got a second term before he fulfilled a lot of his promises, many dems I've spoken to said, and I quote "right now we just need papa obama to finish fixing our nation":
And also the wall would help him in the midterms with turnout, which is the big part.
He just keeps on rubbing himself down to the dirt for no reason.
Calling that a "diversion" is like saying shooting someone in the streets is a cover for having your zipper down
It's worse than what he's distracting often
A heel.
I don't know what to say exactly
He is far too easily swayed by people he shouldn't trust
Maybe he has my problem of giving people the benefit of the doubt too much.
He can't seem to focus in on something and get it done, he has to erratically move from issue to issue, tweet about it a couple times, and ultimately, what exactly happens?
He should've planned.
So many different mistakes he could've avoided that way. Just plan.
Bannon had a big list of campaign promises in he WH before he was fired.
I don't even remember
Trump very easily could have made that into a list, called it a "MAGA contract", then distributed them to each congressman, then if they rejected it, he could give it to someone running in the primary.
Gary Cohn and the establishment didn't like him
more or less
That's why I never buy the excuse of "UHHH CONGRESS IS JUST HOLDING HIM UP, HE HAS TO WORK WITH THEM"
And then Trump completely buried him because Bannon allegedly made some comments about Jr.
"Friends close, enemies closer" is the dumbest fucking phrase ever, this illustrates that