@Rhodesiaboo i'm sorry, but if you're going to defend Trump no matter what he does, you're the true shill here

Button, read it

I’m not

I’m just saying

I know, he's changing the fundamentals of the server which is well and good

If Bombing that airfield did nothing

This won’t do anything either

That's not the point

No, I said read the first point on the not to do list

It's the message

Trump is 90% rhetoric to keep people from knowing what he's actually going to do. And ultimately: what he usually does is kick legislative decisions down to the legislators. Trump can't ban bump stocks: he quite literally does not have the authority to do so. The legislature would have to write a bill declaring bump stocks illegal, pass the house and senate, get to his desk and then he could sign it.

Even if he does nothing

and the inconsistency

one second

he's isolationist

then he's interventionalist

The problem is that if people don't know what he's going to do, there's no reason to vote for him.

What do they want out of it? Do they know if he'll even deliver?

it's really disorientating @FLanon

Here is what we will NOT be doing for Red Storm:

-Whining how things are hopeless, how bad things are, how our politicians are letting us down, how so many aspects of culture/media/education/big business are arrayed against us. All these cannot be ignored, but they must be used as motivation for action. Don’t indulge in pessimism and defeatism. That’s what losers do.

BUT IT'S 4D CHEEEEEEEESS

There I made it easy for you

ART OF THE DEAL OR WHATEVER

This isn't whining

I'm talking to button FL

We're outlining what Trump is doing wrong and how he can fix it.

Ok then tell me what you came up with, how can you fix it?

Read my article

Trump wants to be liked by his liberal friends in the Hamptons so bad, and at the same time he wants to cling on to his base support @FLanon

It seems his strategy is to use the Nixon foreign policy strategy of the "Madman Theory" and apply it tenfold onto every aspect of the administration.

that's a recipe for inconsistency and flip-flopping

@FLanon which is a stupid strategy

The madman theory may be decent for geopolitics, but not for getting people who voted for you to vote for you again.

-claps hands- Children - oh children

There is no 4d chess: anything Trump doesn't want to do, like make a decision on DACA he just hands it off to the legislature because it take congress 1-3 years to write, vote, committee, revise, argue over terms, vote again: then repeat the whole process when it clears the house and enters the senate.

What did he do about DACA? He handed it to the legislature and gave the democrats all kinds of other issues to go batshit insane over. What was the result? The time limitations on DACA ran out, it has not been renewed, DACA is now dead and he even got to blame it on the democrats.

It's not 4d chess: it's fucking simple shit.

There's gotta be continuity. That's also a problem with firing his cabinet picks.

The problem is his rhetoric *does* matter.

What does he want to convey to the voters?

I don't know, nobody does.

Even if he ultimately doesn't act on cuck policies, it still reflects badly on him as people don't know what they're getting with him.

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