Are you tired of Trump?

[Phaedrus]

Yes, I’m sure they like things the way they are. In 1/2 of 1/3 (1/6?) of the federal government, those 600,000 people have as much political power as the 40 million people in California.

[W_and_C]

@kermode

@Phaedrus

We can’t get people to vote NOW in this country, when it couldn’t be easier to do. You’re suggesting that it’s important enough to people from NYC or Orange County CA to move to BF Montana so their vote will count more? Great plan so far…

Assuming for a moment it really happens, I’m sure the residents of Wyoming will be super stoked with an influx of 10 or 20 million liberal city dwellers.

We go live to residents of Wyoming for reaction:

[kermode]

@W_and_C

We go live to residents of Wyoming for reaction:

Get off my lawn Libs!

[Paul_Thomson]

@kermode

@Phaedrus

We can’t get people to vote NOW in this country, when it couldn’t be easier to do. You’re suggesting that it’s important enough to people from NYC or Orange County CA to move to BF Montana so their vote will count more? Great plan so far…

Assuming for a moment it really happens, I’m sure the residents of Wyoming will be super stoked with an influx of 10 or 20 million liberal city dwellers.

You wouldn’t get a condensed influx into a single region. The live interaction of the city-leavers with country Wyomingites in a more natural environment could be very therapeutic, don’t you think. They may even realise the hell they’ve been saved from.

[Axxowiz]

I am assuming I find myself in the same conundrum as many republicans. Am I tired of Trump and his behavior? Most defiantly. Policy wise though not counting his spending like a democrat I like his ideas on trade, taxes, and lowering immigration. Pretty much everything else I don’t care for him on.

The problem is with Biden it seems like we are going to get more migration, higher taxes, and no clue on what he is peddling on trade. These are big issues for me so as much as I don’t care for him on a personal level I like his stances on the issues that matter to me more than I do Biden’s. Pre-woke Biden some of his earlier Senator videos I saw of him would be fine. It looks like it won’t matter I don’t see how the polls could be this far off it likes Trump will lose unless we get a big surprise but I don’t think it will happen he is down bad in Florida, even when he upset Hillary the Florida polls was almost always in the margin of error.

[Borgia_dude]

@Paul_Thomson

@sikofit

@conan

Libs here been crying since that fateful night in Nov 3 plus years ago.

Cons won yet have still been crying since that fateful night in Nov 3 plus years ago.

Cons have been having a lot of fun and optimism since Nov 2016. Mixed within that celebration of winning is the frustration that a lot of that time spent winning has been in battles against Democrat-manufactured legal challenges that have meant less resources have been available to win in areas that would directly benefit US citizens. Amazing as it sounds, most conservatives hate wasting money, something Democrat leadership has no conscience over.

Remind me again…how many Benghazi investigations were there?

[plsd2mechu]

Since Day 1 baby!

[WuWei]

@Phaedrus

Yes, I’m sure they like things the way they are. In 1/2 of 1/3 (1/6?) of the federal government, those 600,000 people have as much political power as the 40 million people in California.

No they don’t.

Wyoming has 3 electoral votes
California has 55

[NickN]

@wonderingrover

I will say that even though I’m not generally a big fan of democratic administrations, I am looking forward to a 4 year break after the last 4 years. Hopefully under new leadership, we can get this Covid thing under control.

I imagine if we currently had a Dem in the oval office right now, schools around the country would be fully re-opening in the fall as the science supports children returning safely to the classroom.

Add to that how costly their misdeeds within nursing homes was too.

Then emboldening bad actors to destroy property will suddenly stop.

The Chinese government is to blame 1st and foremost, no matter what other country we are seeing infected with this plague.

Politicians up in November will reveal the truth. The election results will show what party’s leadership of local, state and Federal government officials they are tired of indeed.

[Smyrna]

@Konssurvative1

I wish I could go back to the old forum…and show you© how unAmerican you© all were when Trump was elected twice by the will of the people. Lol…whining indeed.

I take it you meant Obama? I’d ask that you not clump me in with any group. I have always gone my own way and will continue to do so and I can say unequivocally…I’ve NEVER been unAmerican in my depictions of our President. I may be brutally honest but never unAmerican. I have their back…always and yours.

[wonderingrover]

@NickN

@wonderingrover

I will say that even though I’m not generally a big fan of democratic administrations, I am looking forward to a 4 year break after the last 4 years. Hopefully under new leadership, we can get this Covid thing under control.

I imagine if we currently had a Dem in the oval office right now, schools around the country would be fully re-opening in the fall as the science supports children returning safely to the classroom.

Add to that how costly their misdeeds within nursing homes was too.

Then emboldening bad actors to destroy property will suddenly stop.

The Chinese government is to blame 1st and foremost, no matter what other country we are seeing infected with this plague.

Politicians up in November will reveal the truth. The election results will show what party’s leadership of local, state and Federal government officials they are tired of indeed.

“Blaming” a country for a virus is kind of like “blaming a country” for a hurricane, tornado, or flood. Those are things that just happen in nature.

Discussing a nation’s RESPONSE to a natural disaster (such as a pandemic) is a completely different matter.

[PAmoderate37]

@Smyrna

I take it you meant Obama? I’d ask that you not clump me in with any group. I have always gone my own way and will continue to do so and I can say unequivocally…I’ve NEVER been unAmerican in my depictions of our President. I may be brutally honest but never unAmerican. I have their back…always and yours.

Is this really a fair request with all the times non Trump supporters have been grouped together even though they are from many different political stripes??? You know Orange man bad and sheep and all that???

[Optrader]

@wonderingrover

@Smyrna

What I’m tired of is the 24/7 liberal whining about Trump. I’m tired of the lies, the misquotes and so much taken out of context that’s then fed to the sheople at the mainstream sheople troughs. It’s unAmerican and very spoiled brat childish to not support the will of your fellow Americans that I’m going to do my best to provide them another four years to mature.

Well, technically, as far as the presidency is concerned, we aren’t being governed by the will of the people. We are being governed by the will of the Electoral College. If the presidency were decided by the will of the people, Hillary would have been President these last 4 years, as she received the majority of the popular vote.

No, it was the will of the people to form a Republic, not a Democracy so that all people in the 50 states are given a voice, not just the people in the big cities. The Majority of the people in the states wanted Trump to lead. I’m glad our founding fathers weren’t Libs and they understood how quickly mob tyranny would destroy a nation…

[Smyrna]

@PAmoderate37

Is this really a fair request with all the times non Trump supporters have been grouped together even though they are from many different political stripes??? You know Orange man bad and sheep and all that???

I am guilty of that but my point was addressing something larger, that should unite us. We…are all American, regardless of our political leanings and that is a sacred bond…or at least is in my book.

[Jezcoe]

@Axxowiz

I am assuming I find myself in the same conundrum as many republicans. Am I tired of Trump and his behavior? Most defiantly. Policy wise though not counting his spending like a democrat I like his ideas on trade, taxes, and lowering immigration. Pretty much everything else I don’t care for him on.

The problem is with Biden it seems like we are going to get more migration, higher taxes, and no clue on what he is peddling on trade. These are big issues for me so as much as I don’t care for him on a personal level I like his stances on the issues that matter to me more than I do Biden’s. Pre-woke Biden some of his earlier Senator videos I saw of him would be fine. It looks like it won’t matter I don’t see how the polls could be this far off it likes Trump will lose unless we get a big surprise but I don’t think it will happen he is down bad in Florida, even when he upset Hillary the Florida polls was almost always in the margin of error.

In what ways have Trump’s policies on trade, immigration and taxes been successful?

The tax reform has resulted in a Trillion dollar deficit BEFORE the pandemic.

His immigration policies have been an expensive and chaotic mess that has resulted in things like this.

Hospitals Are Suddenly Short of Young Doctors — Because of Trump’s Visa Ban

And trade… what amazing success has there been in trade policies?

[Smyrna]

@Jezcoe

The tax reform has resulted in a Trillion dollar deficit BEFORE the pandemic.

Revenues have increased. It’s the spending that is the problem…as the poster you’re responding to clearly noted.

[Jezcoe]

@Smyrna

@Jezcoe

The tax reform has resulted in a Trillion dollar deficit BEFORE the pandemic.

Revenues have increased. It’s the spending that is the problem…as the poster you’re responding to clearly noted.

We are continually sold on the notion that the tax cuts will pay for themselves.

They don’t.

The GOP is the party of spend and make the grandchildren pay for it.

Not fiscally responsible

[Forcefield]

@merickson

Trump is the rules about the Electoral College. He won, fair and squared, but he isn’t the “will of the people” he’s the will of 50%.

More like 38%

[Optrader]

@Auto129

They teach American history in my civics class not Russian and Turkish, and that history has 178 years of arguments against the electoral college.

For the vast majority of American history, the EC has actively suppressed the rights of the minority.

Sure. We just need to look at the ghettos full of minorities that exist in every single big city to see how having their “rights” guaranteed by compassionate Democrats has worked out for them.

Minorities don’t vote Democrat because of a single thing the Democrats have ever done to improve their lives but more likely due to a mass case of Stockholm syndrome…

[Konssurvative1]

Smyrna. Fair enough. I’d ask the same. You guys© have been calling me a lib for years. I too go my own way…and base my decisions on what “I” believe…so if we agree…I will delete my post. Because you asked me not to lump you in…I respect you, and I dislike it as much as you.

Agree?