Nah he isn't losing support. People who love Trump are always going to love him, and people who hate him are always going to hate him.

quite so

when Trump's 2 terms end, it's going to be one hell of a thing for our future generations to read about in contemporary history class

they'll be saying the same thing us patriots have said and are still saying "the madman pulled it off, absolute madman!"

if anything, Trump's base has only gained after seeing the hypocrisy of the Democrats during the shutdown. 2016 was memorable, 2020 is only going to get better

Actually yes I do think it was quite a smart move. The Democrats have 3 weeks to prove if they kept their word on Border Security and then Trump gets to hold the SOTU address

If the Democrats fail to keep their word, then Trump has other options. It's quite genius

4D underwater chess lmao

Commence for the stumping

But at the cost

If both sides can learn to compromise with each other then it’s a win. Until then it’s just a lose lose scenario for the people.

that will never happen

the Democrats won't ever compromise with Trump because at this point they don't care what he's trying to do or about the American people. They are just thinking about 2020.

Trump doesn’t need to be so forward either though. Especially with his word choice to quickly make enemies.

that's just how Trump is, he's not a career politician he's a business man. Therefore, he's going to act like one.

I mean he’s rich yea

But I mean business wise? He isn’t the most credible in that department either

I’m not a Trump Hater, I’m just saying he isn’t making cautious moves

Yeah he is, he's had failed business ventures like every successful businessman. But his businesses overall have been very successful

Credible and successful are two different terms

You’re attacking a straw man with that comment

Well i'de say he's credible as well

I would disagree based on many false claims he made

When you make a claim that is false, credibility is affected negatively

That’s a general understanding of the definition

are you talking about his business credibility or character credibility?

Either one. He said he’s never had any of his businesses go bankrupt

No if you're talking about the statement he made during one of the GOP debates, he said he never went bankrupt.

But he did...

Trump has never gone bankrupt, some of his failed companies have. He does that to save as much money as possible when a business looks unprofitable.

But here’s the deal. When your name is the business, and the business fails (Your Name) went bankrupt

Yeah but the reason he does that is because he can file a business as bankrupt and save money if he deems the company unprofitable.

he even said himself that he has used the laws and system of the country to make himself more rich.

To say “Trump went bankrupt” isn’t wrong. Yes his businesses have fallen into bankruptcy means that “Trump (company) went bankrupt” regardless how tactical the decision was

But this is just a minor claim he made

He also stated that he was there “when the bombs fell on 7-11”

Just little stuff that George Bush used to do that made everyone not take him seriously

I think Trump has good intentions they just aren’t effective due to his lack of skill in communication

Can someone explain to me what a porn addiction is

I don’t get it people say porn addiction is rising

I don’t get what it is