Trump Approval Rating Plummeting Even Among White Voters In Fox News Poll

[UsualName]

And as we awake to another day, Trump is still the president irrespective to all the leftist whining.
The left is organizing a national day of screaming helplessly to the sky on the one year anniversary of Trumps election. Should be epic, and of course, totally useless.

This post is indicative of the main problem with Trump and what his supporters fail to see. The American people are pissed Donald Trump is the president by a bigly margin.

And, I would not characterize people using their right to free speech as useless either. Take a look at the republican agenda. It’s totally stalled because of people “whining”.

 

[UsualName]

You can always count on the Left to do their very best to not make America Great.

You have to admit, theyre doing a pretty good job at stalling the republican agenda.

 

[Tsing Tao]

You have to admit, theyre doing a pretty good job at stalling the republican agenda.

I don't think this is a good thing. Remember "The Party of No"? Republicans did their best to stall the democrat agenda, and did a pretty good job of it.

Of course, this doesn't make for good government and get anything done. And we need to get things done.

 

[Tsing Tao]

This post is indicative of the main problem with Trump and what his supporters fail to see. The American people are pissed Donald Trump is the president by a bigly margin.

Then they shouldn't have voted him in. They would have been pissed at Hillary with a bigly margin, too.

 

[UsualName]

I don't think this is a good thing. Remember "The Party of No"? Republicans did their best to stall the democrat agenda, and did a pretty good job of it.

Of course, this doesn't make for good government and get anything done. And we need to get things done.

Good government reflects the will of the people. This isn’t Russia, trying to get things done is much different than doing what the people want.

I see right wing people sticking their middle fingers up to people who oppose Trump and say well we have the power, so we must be right. But republicans only have the power through technicalities, they do not have the majority of the people on their side.

 

[UsualName]

Then they shouldn't have voted him in. They would have been pissed at Hillary with a bigly margin, too.

The electoral college voted Trump in, not the majority of Americans. There’s a very big difference there. Bush was unpopular until 9/11 and he got in office under the same situation. We all know how that ended.

Talking about Clinton is moot because Trump is the president and we don’t really know what her numbers would be. I would argue not as bad as Trump’s because she is obviously much more intelligent and has much more knowledge of management in government.

Trump just tried to tweet Lee Greenwood a happy Birthday. Only problem is he tweeted the wrong Lee Greenwood and the one he tweeted happens to hate Trump. This pretty much sums up Trump’s presidency to date.

 

[TreeFrogTrader]

. I would argue not as bad as Trump’s because she is obviously much more intelligent and has much more knowledge of management in government.

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Sure, and as we were told repeatedly, she "is the most qualified candidate to ever run for president."

What could go wrong there?

 

[Tsing Tao]

Good government reflects the will of the people. This isn’t Russia, trying to get things done is much different than doing what the people want.

I see right wing people sticking their middle fingers up to people who oppose Trump and say well we have the power, so we must be right. But republicans only have the power through technicalities, they do not have the majority of the people on their side.

This is a rather broad statement, saying Republicans do not have the majority of people on their side. You can argue that for Trump, but for conservatives? I don't think so.

I think your belief that when Democrats discourage Republicans from enacting legislation, it is something we can cheer but when it is the reverse, it is a bad thing is a bit imbalanced.

 

[Tsing Tao]

The electoral college voted Trump in, not the majority of Americans. There’s a very big difference there. Bush was unpopular until 9/11 and he got in office under the same situation. We all know how that ended.

The majority of Americans in the states where the electoral college voted for Trump had the majority of people voting for Trump. If you don't like how our republic functions, there is a solution - begin a movement for an amendment. But I've never heard liberals crying about how California gets 55 electoral votes before.

Talking about Clinton is moot because Trump is the president and we don’t really know what her numbers would be. I would argue not as bad as Trump’s because she is obviously much more intelligent and has much more knowledge of management in government.

Your bias is evident in your opinion and not indicative of anything factual. I do not like Trump. I voted for him. I like Hillary even less. I believe it would be worse with her as President, and while I will agree she is probably more intelligent and has more knowledge in government, she is far more corrupt and malicious.

Trump just tried to tweet Lee Greenwood a happy Birthday. Only problem is he tweeted the wrong Lee Greenwood and the one he tweeted happens to hate Trump. This pretty much sums up Trump’s presidency to date.

I don't think anyone here will argue that Trump is a rocket scientist.

 

[UsualName]

Sure, and as we were told repeatedly, she "is the most qualified candidate to ever run for president."

What could go wrong there?

Russian interference and James Comey.