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Trump's toughness is paying off

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Newt Gingrich: Trump?s GDP achieves Mission Impossible (and shocks his critics) | Fox News

As it turns out, despite refrains from the elites in the media and establishment, the self-made billionaire who now leads our country knows quite a bit about creating a healthy economy.

As I explained Friday during a Facebook Live talk, the president’s massive deregulation effort, his success in cutting taxes on individuals and businesses, and his plan to renegotiate our international trade agreements have started to pay dividends.
 
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When the economy goes south are your going to blame everything/everyone else besides Trump?
 
When the economy goes south are your going to blame everything/everyone else besides Trump?

And if it doesn't go south, will liberals continue to ignore every Trump success while drumming up every conceivable negative? Will they hate him no matter what he does? i think so...

President Trump is strongly against Globalists. He refuses to allow the US to become a migrant camp like Europe. And he will be hated for all time. The Globalist Elite will be sure of it. However, the new radical democratic socialism that is taking over the democratic party that people like to label "progressive" (which is really proto-communism) will most likely lead to another GOP victory in 2020.
 
Newt Gingrich: Trump?s GDP achieves Mission Impossible (and shocks his critics) | Fox News

As it turns out, despite refrains from the elites in the media and establishment, the self-made billionaire who now leads our country knows quite a bit about creating a healthy economy.

As I explained Friday during a Facebook Live talk, the president’s massive deregulation effort, his success in cutting taxes on individuals and businesses, and his plan to renegotiate our international trade agreements have started to pay dividends.

Do you meant the "toughness" shown by sending insane tweets all day Sunday?
 
And if it doesn't go south, will liberals continue to ignore every Trump success while drumming up every conceivable negative? Will they hate him no matter what he does? i think so...

President Trump is strongly against Globalists. He refuses to allow the US to become a migrant camp like Europe. And he will be hated for all time. The Globalist Elite will be sure of it. However, the new radical democratic socialism that is taking over the democratic party that people like to label "progressive" (which is really proto-communism) will most likely lead to another GOP victory in 2020.

Trump's main success is convincing people who are too stupid to know Sacha Cohen is duping them that he is doing a good job.
 
And a liberal's main success is blindly following and believing everything Hillary says and does while simultaneously calling people who disagree with such a ridiculous narrative as "too stupid." The density of Clinton supporters usually exceeds osmium, and yet i don't point that out in every post i make in disagreement with leftists. It's a weak argument at best.
 
And a liberal's main success is blindly following and believing everything Hillary says and does while simultaneously calling people who disagree with such a ridiculous narrative as "too stupid." The density of Clinton supporters usually exceeds osmium, and yet i don't point that out in every post i make in disagreement with leftists. It's a weak argument at best.

Weak arguments include the term "leftists" when discussing Hillary, who wasn't left at all. Bernie had the support of the leftists.
 
Weak arguments include the term "leftists" when discussing Hillary, who wasn't left at all. Bernie had the support of the leftists.

And yet....Bernie couldn't even make it through the primaries. Huh. I wonder why?
 
And yet....Bernie couldn't even make it through the primaries. Huh. I wonder why?

Because few people want a wild-eyed socialist as president.
 
Do you mean like when Obama blamed Bush for everything? No we do not do that up top the mountain.

M-Bob

He had very good reason to blame Bush. He inherited massive debt and a horrible economy. You going to deny that?
 
Weak arguments include the term "leftists" when discussing Hillary, who wasn't left at all. Bernie had the support of the leftists.
Bernie had the support of white leftists.
 
And a liberal's main success is blindly following and believing everything Hillary says and does while simultaneously calling people who disagree with such a ridiculous narrative as "too stupid." The density of Clinton supporters usually exceeds osmium, and yet i don't point that out in every post i make in disagreement with leftists. It's a weak argument at best.

More deflection,the Trump supporters 101 excuse
 
I think he had a solid base. I think you are avoiding the real reason.

Hillary received millions of more votes. He had a base...a base of coffee shop brohs and idealists. Hillary was the pragmatic, Centrist candidate. If she wasn't Bill's wife, I would have voted for her. So, I voted Kasich instead.
 
Hillary received millions of more votes. He had a base...a base of coffee shop brohs and idealists. Hillary was the pragmatic, Centrist candidate. If she wasn't Bill's wife, I would have voted for her. So, I voted Kasich instead.

You didn't like Bill? I thought he was a pretty solid president, minus Nafta. Which would have simply gone in under Gdub.
 
You didn't like Bill? I thought he was a pretty solid president, minus Nafta. Which would have simply gone in under Gdub.

Bill was fine, but he served two terms. Unlike the Republicans, I don't violate the spirit of the Constitution. No way I vote for the wife of a two-term president. I would, maybe, if they were divorced and no longer living together. But, even then, I'd hesitate.
 
Bill was fine, but he served two terms. Unlike the Republicans, I don't violate the spirit of the Constitution. No way I vote for the wife of a two-term president. I would, maybe, if they were divorced and no longer living together. But, even then, I'd hesitate.

Oh, I see...I can respect that.
 
Trump's main success is convincing people who are too stupid to know Sacha Cohen is duping them that he is doing a good job.

Weak arguments include Sacha Cohen or saying Hillary was not left? What?
 
Weak arguments include Sacha Cohen or saying Hillary was not left? What?

She wasn't; and Sacha Cohen is kicking ass and taking names. Roy Moore and the "sexual predator detector" is must see TV.
 
Hillary received millions of more votes. He had a base...a base of coffee shop brohs and idealists. Hillary was the pragmatic, Centrist candidate. If she wasn't Bill's wife, I would have voted for her. So, I voted Kasich instead.

Hillary lost and everyone is tired of hearing all the stupid excuses why she lost. The key is Trump beat her to the horror of the media, Hollywood, and the anti's....... ;)
 
Bill was fine, but he served two terms. Unlike the Republicans, I don't violate the spirit of the Constitution. No way I vote for the wife of a two-term president. I would, maybe, if they were divorced and no longer living together. But, even then, I'd hesitate.

Hillary standing for President doesn't violate the spirit of the constitution in the slightest.
 
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