If people want him to do good then people should stop act like lemmings and not jump off a cliff

Exactly!

Yes. Hold his feet to the fire.

Unfortunately Sessions is about as useful as a second asshole.

If the Rule of Law were enforced: the problem of immigration wouldn't be a problem.

Stop being a bunch of cultists and hold him accountable!

Stop being fucking David Brock on everything then.

The problem is that without a wall, no deportation is permanent.

"oh, it hurts Trump when you criticize him!"

Are you kidding me?

Trump's hurting himself when he does this, really.

Trump was hit with everything during the campaign by everyone

it didn't do one bit of damage

because the people were willing to overlook the scandals

>being David Brock

because they were passionate about the policies

People should be more critical to that sperg

I don't know where he gets that

No one does of course

Incessant whining about what you haven't gotten -yet- is inherently childish.
I used to get paid $10 an hour to babysit and listen to hyperactive children.

Standing idly by does nothing

When you put in an investment into something and don't get back your return, frustration is inevitable and justified.

remember literally last year?

Yeah, to the day almost

I trusted Trump NOT to strike Syria

It's like watching a 5 year old throwing a tantrum in a store pounding it's fists on the ground "i want! i want! i want! i want! "

I didn't speak up

No it's not

because I trusted Trump

not anymore

If I want a guy to actually do what he claims he was gonna do then he needs to own up

I'm not taking any chances with this lying fool

If you "trusted" someone running for political office - blame yourself and no one else.

what?

then why even vote?

That's ridiculous

IDIOCY

There's no reason to have a system in the first place then

In that case, just take up arms

@🎃Boo-ton🎃 You're not talking to Trump though...you're talking to us, and it's not exactly productive

You "trust" people in political office?
Really?

let's focus on writing guides to the midterms