Wealthy Republicans Lose Faith In Trump

[Call_me_Ishmael]

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

[theduke]

@Call_me_Ishmael

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

Obama’s not president any more. That POS Trump is. It’s your guy.

[Call_me_Ishmael]

@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

Obama’s not president any more. That POS Trump is. It’s your guy.

You have no understanding of “the presidency” and precedent if you think Obama’s decisions in Syria are irrelevant.

[theduke]

@Call_me_Ishmael

You have no understanding of “the presidency” and precedent if you think Obama’s decisions in Syria are irrelevant.

Obama’s presidency got ISIS out of Iraq and finished in Syria without US troops doing all the heavy lifting. His decisions were pretty good.

[Oldandtired]

Most of the laws landlords have to obey are state and local laws. The only federal laws they have to obey have to do with discrimination and environmental health laws. And California can set their minimum wage to what ever they want no matter what the federal minimum wage laws are.
So how about you put the blame where it belongs with the state and local government in California. So it seems to me that the people in Calif. support these greedy employers and landlords since they are the ones electing the people who make the laws.

[StarLord]

lol - So you are on record here saying that you support the state mandating what a landlord can charge and preventing them from increasing the rent on people to ridiculous amounts?

And you also support the state controlling wages as well and forcing employers to pay living wages for the areas they are in?

Yes or no - Is that what you are claiming to support?

Because if yes, then bravo to you!

[AZslim]

How are they different from Limbaugh?

[BigBear]

@Call_me_Ishmael

@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

Obama’s not president any more. That POS Trump is. It’s your guy.

You have no understanding of “the presidency” and precedent if you think Obama’s decisions in Syria are irrelevant.

You’ve done yoeman’s work deflecting from the OP, and the question of whether, or to what degree, this loss of faith in Trump will hurt him in the rest of his term, and potential re-election bid.

Is this unimportant? Were the Wealthys never in Trump’s camp in the first place, so what they think now matters not one bit to The Base? If so, what does that mean? Is there a hint or more of class warfare in the Republican party going on?

Is the midwest Trumpist still on board, while the coastal elite Republicans are shuffling toward the lifeboats? Curious to hear thoughts on the topic.

[Call_me_Ishmael]

@BigBear

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@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

Obama’s not president any more. That POS Trump is. It’s your guy.

You have no understanding of “the presidency” and precedent if you think Obama’s decisions in Syria are irrelevant.

You’ve done yoeman’s work deflecting from the OP, and the question of whether, or to what degree, this loss of faith in Trump will hurt him in the rest of his term, and potential re-election bid.

Is this unimportant? Were the Wealthys never in Trump’s camp in the first place, so what they think now matters not one bit to The Base? If so, what does that mean? Is there a hint or more of class warfare in the Republican party going on?

Is the midwest Trumpist still on board, while the coastal elite Republicans are shuffling toward the lifeboats? Curious to hear thoughts on the topic.

How many voted for him in 2016?

[theduke]

@Call_me_Ishmael

@BigBear

@Call_me_Ishmael

@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

Obama’s not president any more. That POS Trump is. It’s your guy.

You have no understanding of “the presidency” and precedent if you think Obama’s decisions in Syria are irrelevant.

You’ve done yoeman’s work deflecting from the OP, and the question of whether, or to what degree, this loss of faith in Trump will hurt him in the rest of his term, and potential re-election bid.

Is this unimportant? Were the Wealthys never in Trump’s camp in the first place, so what they think now matters not one bit to The Base? If so, what does that mean? Is there a hint or more of class warfare in the Republican party going on?

Is the midwest Trumpist still on board, while the coastal elite Republicans are shuffling toward the lifeboats? Curious to hear thoughts on the topic.

How many voted for him in 2016?

Fewer will vote for him in 2020. Crazy ‘‘trumps’’ money(in you’ll forgive the pun), They have some sense of what’s good for the country.

[Call_me_Ishmael]

@theduke

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@BigBear

@Call_me_Ishmael

@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It was Obama’s decision . He lied at first. He said no boots. You believed him. Who did he consult to make up his lie? Who were the stakeholders?

Obama’s not president any more. That POS Trump is. It’s your guy.

You have no understanding of “the presidency” and precedent if you think Obama’s decisions in Syria are irrelevant.

You’ve done yoeman’s work deflecting from the OP, and the question of whether, or to what degree, this loss of faith in Trump will hurt him in the rest of his term, and potential re-election bid.

Is this unimportant? Were the Wealthys never in Trump’s camp in the first place, so what they think now matters not one bit to The Base? If so, what does that mean? Is there a hint or more of class warfare in the Republican party going on?

Is the midwest Trumpist still on board, while the coastal elite Republicans are shuffling toward the lifeboats? Curious to hear thoughts on the topic.

How many voted for him in 2016?

Fewer will vote for him in 2020. Crazy ‘‘trumps’’ money(in you’ll forgive the pun), They have some sense of what’s good for the country.

It won’t make a difference.

[theduke]

@Call_me_Ishmael

It won’t make a difference.

That what the French said when Rommel was reported breaking out of the Ardennes in 1940.

[Call_me_Ishmael]

@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It won’t make a difference.

That what the French said when Rommel was reported breaking out of the Ardennes in 1940.

What an amazing coincidence. So appropriate too.

[theduke]

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@theduke

@Call_me_Ishmael

It won’t make a difference.

That what the French said when Rommel was reported breaking out of the Ardennes in 1940.

What an amazing coincidence. So appropriate too.

And the French and British got their ass kicked. So appropriate. That’s all the analogy needed.

[Sewell]

Indeed. That’s all the analogy needed. Everyone appears to agree, unless they want to change their minds after the fact.

[SimplyTrying]

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@StarLord

75% of Business Leaders Apologize for President Trump, Survey Finds | Fortune

Three-fourths of business leaders say they often apologize for President Donald Trump to their international business partners, a recent survey by Yale University has revealed.

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“Indeed, it is astounding that the nation’s first business-leader president is so condemned by the nation’s top business leaders due to Trump’s dysfunctional negotiating style, with 88% of them stating that his negotiating style has alienated our allies,” Sonnenfeld said in the statement.

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But as long as Rush and Sean are happy.

Trump is my man. I don’t give a ■■■■ whether any foreigner likes Trump or not.

Unless you’re Tammy Wynette there’s no need to stand by your man.

[mike_c_56]

I’m an non-coastal Repub that voted for DJT in 2016.
But I didn’t drink the kool-aid. I’m not an acolyte.

I’m afraid the GDP and stock market values are just spikes.

The tariffs and debt are still issues with many conservatives.
They just keep quiet for fear of getting tagged with a nickname and ridiculed on twitter.

Wouldn’t be surprised to see a conservative mount a challenge to Trump in 2020.
…if Trump runs for re-election.

Wealthy R(s) may not wear red hats, fly confederate flags, or go to airport pep rallies, but they’re still out there.
And they donate to campaigns. $$

[StarLord]

[DOLOOP]

Don’t worry. Trump listens to someone who does. His Treasury Secretary.