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Trumps re-election 2020

posted 6 years ago by peterkneter (383)
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Trump will be re-elected. Hands down. The wall may not be build then. But he has made some of his promisses come true:
- tax reform
- 2 New conservative Surpreme Court judges.
- Entry restrictions for Muslim countries
- Dialogue with North Korea
-Nafta 2.0 is negotiated
- Trade dispute seems to pay off for him (EU is dying more and more)
- Quit of the Iran Nuclear Deal (+ pressure on EU)
- Quit of the climate agreement

But his best weapon is the media and the people. Media is against him. All Democrats are against him and half of the people are against him and he is resisting. One against them all. David against Goliath. This is his game and everybody is playing and not understandig it. Now that the Korea Dialogue in Vietnam was no success and Cohen was heared at congress in Washington and the democrats start new investigations he has great approval values. He has got 44% approval these days. This is so strong concerning all these facts.
And when democrats will play along the game and nominate a "socialist" candidate and so also a third party candidate will separate the democratic votes the win of Donald Trump will be even higher in 2020.

[–] McQualude (4231) 6 years ago

Yep. Dittoheads have no choice and regular folk are numbed by the blatant stupidity and lying of Chieffff. The Democrats are going to post up feminazi candidates that will be rejected by the majority. My guess is that it will be a record low turnout.

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

But he didn't do the most important stuff he promised his knuckledraggers:

Building the border wall
Creating thousands of high-paying jobs
Repealing and replacing Obamacare
Saving and creating factory jobs
Keeping jobs in America

[–] peterkneter (383) 6 years ago

Don't deny this but still I think Trump has the best chances right now to be reelected

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

I don't. He still has a high approval rating from what's left of his base - yet his base is dwindling down to nothing. So it's not much of an approval at all.

[–] TJLamb0518 (3316) 6 years ago

He has an excellent chance because right now every Dem who had A moment where they shined suddenly feel they should be President, which will dilute their base. Secondly, Trump has gone on being stupid (covfefe, making up country names, not knowing what clean coal is, saying he never said things even though he's on tape saying them), hateful and white nationalist (separating children, ignoring Puerto Rico after a massive disaster, condoning neo-nazis, etc., etc.), self-serving (EVERYTHING) and petty.....so he's still "relating" to his base of knuckle dragging brownshirts.

So, yes....he stands an excellent chance of being re-elected. And we should all be ashamed of that.

[–] LordBAElish (2015) 6 years ago

Name an example of Trump being a white nationalist, without using twisted TDS logic, you can't. Separating children at the border was an Obama policy stopped by Trump, anyway, thats on the parents, not Trump. The local PR government is to blame, not Trump. They embezzled money and left supplies from FEMA on runways instead of dispensing to the people. He never condoned neo - nazis, more fake news twisted TDS logic.

[–] TJLamb0518 (3316) 6 years ago

Thank you! I was afraid the bait would spoil but I guess you couldn't wait to get to Golden Corral to take a bite, Goober.

[–] Superduper (111) 6 years ago

-tax reform - for the rich
- 2 New conservative Surpreme Court judges. - big whop, pretty standard presidential business
- Entry restrictions for Muslim countries - "land of the brave, home of the free" way to lose some of your foundation
- Dialogue with North Korea - any president could have done this but didn't as they didn't want to legitimize a rouge regime
-Nafta 2.0 is negotiated - didn't really do much, staying in the TPP would have been a better economic move
- Trade dispute seems to pay off for him (EU is dying more and more) - this is a moot point "seems" is not definitive, there are far too many factors. Nationalism was creeping into EU politics before trump
- Quit of the Iran Nuclear Deal (+ pressure on EU) - pulling out is always easier than creating
- Quit of the climate agreement - see above

[–] peterkneter (383) 6 years ago

Don't deny that. Still Trump will be re elected. That is paradox but look at the numbers. Until Election Day he will be winner again.

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

The tax "reform" that happened benefited corporations and millionaires and billionaires while disadvantaging everybody else, and everybody else has been vocally complaining about the issue (deductions scrapped, paying a big tax bill because new withholding tables) in recent weeks and months
https://www.nbcnews.com/business/taxes/under-new-trump-tax-code-average-refund-8-4-percent-n970066
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/23/tax-refunds-republicans-1182286
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/08/average-tax-refund-down-1158440
https://www.politico.com/story/2019/02/22/irs-tax-refunds-2019-1207283

The entry restrictions were Obama-era, Trump added one country and subtracted another and the restrictions did not stop the 40+ mass shootings that have happened since Trump's inauguration
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mass_shootings_in_the_United_States#2017

There was never any dialogue with North Korea (lol?), Trump allowed himself to be puppeted by the North Korean and Chinese governments, the US is North Korea's "b!tch"

Nafta was never renegotiated, what Republicans offered, Mexican government never signed, what the Mexican government is currently offering, Republicans don't want Trump to sign, the original agreement is the same

Trade disputes have catastrophically destroyed US farmers in the midwest, the trade dispute has had zero effect on the Europe Union (lol?) and was meant to hurt Mexico (it hasn't) and China (it hasn't), the EU has signed trade agreements with Japan and moved ahead with the TPP sans US participation

The Iran Nuclear Deal exists sans US participation, and the EU blocked the US's re-imposed sanctions on Iran
https://ec.europa.eu/fpi/what-we-do/updated-blocking-statute-support-iran-nuclear-deal_en

The US cannot legally withdraw from the Paris Agreement until 4th November 2020 (and the White House clarified it would abide by the agreement)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_withdrawal_from_the_Paris_Agreement

[–] Thrillhouse (1509) 6 years ago

But you complained very loudly about each one of those things, now you're telling us none of them actually happened?

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

"But you complained very loudly about each one of those things"

I've only been posting on the Donald J. Trump board for a few weeks, those things enumerated happened months and several years ago, everything you post is a robotic lie aka kaze

"now you're telling us none of them actually happened"

None of those things actually happened in the way Trump/Republicans said they would happen.

House Democrats passing a bill to nullify Trump's National Emergency order does not mean Trump's National Emergency order was nullified. House Republicans for years had a section on their House page listing "accomplishments", which was a list of all the legislation they passed in the House that never made it to the Senate let alone made it to Obama's desk yet was championed by them to their constituents as "accomplishments". Saying "we voted to eliminate the PPACA a hundred times!" does not mean the PPACA was eliminated.

[–] Marty1968 (332) a year ago

No wonder you took your name off, wrong about everything and one of the biggest r3tard3d Çûnts in here ….

[–] ultravioletx (10237) 6 years ago

His tax reform was no different than any other republican's desire to give more tax breaks to the wealthy. Any other republican with both houses in republican control would've done the same thing.

The same goes for supreme court judges. No republican would push for liberal justices.

Trump restricted those seven countries just so his base would give him a pass for cuddling up to the Saudi prince. Saudi Arabia is where the majority of Islamic terror comes from.

He "dialogued" with North Korea to prevent a disaster he potentially created by tweeting "rocket man."

Nafta 2 doesn't do anything for the middle class.

His trade dispute with China is way worse for us than any benefit the UK got from Brexit. Years later the UK still can't decide if Brexit was the right choice while the EU is perfectly fine with itself.

The Iran deal removed any chance Iran could build nuclear weapons. It was the same deal that Trump just offered North Korea which they passed on. Yes Trump is that stupid.

Exiting the climate agreement is just another token he's throwing to his idiotic base who believe the conspiracy theory that global warming is a hoax. They of course are not sure how or why it is a hoax. It ranges anywhere from Al Gore making money to reptilian overlords with life extension technology. Meanwhile carbon in the atmosphere recently passed over 400 parts per million. But but but Al Gore yall. But the globalists yall.

If the democrats actually do have the balls to nominate that socialist then Trump is screwed. Thats why he hopped on it early with his socialist comment in his state of the union. His advisers know whats coming. Their only chance is to scare the DNC into supporting another centrist like Hillary.

[–] LordBAElish (2015) 6 years ago

A socialist will never win in this country in a national general election. Normal people (republicans and independents, some liberals even) would never vote for one.

[–] Superduper (111) 6 years ago

What about a democratic socialist?

[–] LordBAElish (2015) 6 years ago

the policies speak for themselves. Garbage

[–] Superduper (111) 6 years ago

Yes, countries with better standards of living then the US have "garbage" policies responsible for the high standard of living.

If you're unsure which countries I'm referring to start with Norway and leave all the BS exceptionalism at the door please.

[–] Thrillhouse (1509) 6 years ago

You're a lying racist. You know Mexico has all the same policies as 99% white Norway.

[–] Superduper (111) 6 years ago

How am I/what I said racist?

Mexico does not have 99% the same policies as Norway.

Stop hiding from the truth, you only hurt yourself

[–] LordBAElish (2015) 6 years ago

Venezuela doing great right now.

[–] Superduper (111) 6 years ago

So is Detroit amIright!

[–] peterkneter (383) 6 years ago

You are right. But what happens in Europe does not apply to the US. The USA has another history thats why the will never have such a welfare state which is quite common in Europe.
Freedom is above everything in the US. If the state is caring for you or not is not the point. As long as the state intervenes "SOCIALISM" is right behind the corner.

[–] Cuthbert (732) 6 years ago

Make a cogent point if you are able to lordb.

[–] TJLamb0518 (3316) 6 years ago

Game Show Hosts, yes.

Socialist? Never.

Unless they have a TV show.

[–] Thrillhouse (1509) 6 years ago

It's carbon dioxide, not "carbon". You're not trying to kill off carbon-based-lifeforms are you? Just trees. Freudian slip.

You don't know anything about global warming. All you have is a pompous attitude and an incessant trust for authority. We know they lie about all kinds of ridiculous things. All the world's scientists tell us male infant circumcision prevents AIDS, that masculinity is toxic, that we should eat the Food Pyramid. Even if global warming turned out to be true, they're still lying. They wanted to replace meat with soy anyway, metaphorically speaking.

Nobody calls Hillary a "centrist" unless they support her. She's more extreme than Bernie on every issue from social justice to war. The thing is, Bernie calls himself a socialist and Hillary doesn't. She's got better marketing. You're the reason the Democrats are getting pro-war Harris instead of anti-war Gabbard. You hate the environment.

[–] Cuthbert (732) 6 years ago

Bernie is a democratic socialist.

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

However I am of the minority opinion that Trump (or whoever the Republican nominee is) will win because Trump and Republicans have been campaigning on those "points", and many many many more "points", that their voters love to hear and willingly believe. Their supporters do not care about facts or policies. They only care that the Supreme Court is stacked in their favour (abortion, guns, religious liberty), that Democrats were ultimately humiliated by Kavanaugh's appointment, that Trump - not Obama or Hillary - tweeted direct threats to Kim Jong Un, and Trump - not Obama or Hillary - met KJU face-to-face and let Kim know the US is not afraid to confront him (meeting him = confronting him) unlike cowardly Obama; they only care that Trump gave Iran a thrashing by withdrawing from the agreement and re-sanctioning them, that Trump verbally thrashed all that global warming "nonsense" and told the UN and Europe to f--- off with their environmental stuff, that Trump told Mexico and China to f--- off with their trade agreements, that Trump thrashed Muslims, that Trump made sure everybody knows America doesn't want Muslims or Asians or Latin Americans etc to step foot in the US and will crack down on them if they do, that Trump told refugees to go clean up their sh!thole countries, that Democrats want to take your money and your guns and kill babies and ban the bible....Democrats are mostly correct on the issues but they are mind-numbingly bad/wrong in the way they try to communicate them

[–] Thrillhouse (1509) 6 years ago

Good on issues but bad on communicating? Are you out of your mind? We hear the Democrat platform from every corner of society. We're hearing about how bad racism is from in school, in businesses, all media, it's even in breakfast cereals man. People are convinced they should be afraid of white supremacists hiding under their beds, instead of you know, giant corporations, powerful special interests. We're afraid of toothless penniless hillbillies.

You guys are insanely effective at messaging. The problem is your message is horrible. Eliminating free speech, starting wars, bailing out banks, etc... that's a hard sell. But you guys are doing it.

[–] peterkneter (383) 6 years ago

well said

[–] slimone (7996) 6 years ago

It will never happen!!! He'll be gone soon, the sooner the better.

[–] peterkneter (383) 6 years ago

No. you will see it. take this post and post it again on election day. If you are right then. Hail to you. But it will not happen.

[–] yatzo376 (7717) 6 years ago

It’s too early to predict.
trump is now in the middle of a maelstrom of scandals.

[–] Burk48917 (11368) 6 years ago

Yup, a ton of bullshit scandals that his voting base doesn't believe, and has become such an obvious witch Hunt that it's starting to pull moderate Democrats away from the party. These made up scandals that keep blowing up in the liberal medias face are only helping him.

[–] yatzo376 (7717) 6 years ago

Made up?
Are you sleeping?

[–] Burk48917 (11368) 6 years ago

Hookers peeing on beds, pictures redacted from news sites for being taken out of context, a two year illegal investigation based on Democrat paid for information that has resulted in NOTHING, the Democrats flip-flopping on their stance on the wall to try to portray Trump as racist, accusing Trump of creating an environment of hate when Jussie Smollet was first attack... Yeah, made up shit. I'm wide awake brother.

[–] yatzo376 (7717) 6 years ago

Donald Trump promised to drain the Washington swamp. Instead, he has surrounded himself with family members, appointees and advisers who’ve been accused of conflicts of interest Conflict of interest, misuse of public funds Misuse of public funds, influence peddling Influence peddling, self-enrichment Self-enrichment, working for foreign governments Agent for foreign government, failure to disclose information Failure to disclose information and violating ethics rules Violating ethics rules. Some are under investigation Under investigation or facing lawsuits Facing Lawsuit, others have resigned Resigned and five have either been convicted or pleaded guilty Guilty, including three for lying to government officials Lying to government officials. Scandals plague all administrations, but Trump’s is only two years old and the allegations keep on coming.

[–] Burk48917 (11368) 6 years ago

You said it, allegations. When the left is willing to throw anything at the fence to see what sticks, you get a bunch of allegations...but conviction total so far,O. Why did you double all of the things you wrote? to make the fake list seem longer?

[–] yatzo376 (7717) 6 years ago

I give you credit for standing by yr man.
That guy is dirty as dishwater

[–] Burk48917 (11368) 6 years ago

Actually I don't care for Trump's personality at all. I've no doubt that if I were to meet him in person, I wouldn't be able to stand him. Regardless of that, I won't pretend to not see what the left is trying to do to a democratically elected president,and their willingness to do anything to undermine and overturn his presidency.

[–] yatzo376 (7717) 6 years ago

They’d leave him alone if he would just shut up and stop insulting everybody

[–] Burk48917 (11368) 6 years ago

He is his own worst enemy,to be sure,but after what the left tried doing to Brett Kavanaugh, I don't think there is anybody they wouldn't slander. Brett is a good guy with a stellar reputation that only came into question when his supreme Court nomination came up. Disgusting.

[–] yatzo376 (7717) 6 years ago

Both sides play the same games

[–] Burk48917 (11368) 6 years ago

I 100% agree

[–] [deleted] 6 years ago

He is a lock. Mark it down. We're talking another Reagan-Mondale style blowout here followed by 4 glorious years of TDS meltdowns.

[–] Superduper (111) 6 years ago

More like he's gonna be locked up. Can't wait for the RICO trial!!