Posted on 05/29/2019 5:56:34 AM PDT by SleeperCatcher
I fully understand Trump has had a very steep “learning curve.” He’s used to dealing with honorable businessmen who simply are trying to do good deals. I view it as deplorable that the Republican Party, as a whole has done everything in it’s power thwart Trump’s policies, even though what he has done has had remarkable result for THE PEOPLE. It is clear that in Washington, THE PEOPLE’S INTERESTS, take a back seat to “special interests,” which include our elected representative’s wallets. We always have understood that the RAT Party was crooked as a dog’s hind leg, but it took President Trump to “flush out” the Republicans and show us that they are just the same basic brand of turds floating in the same sewage treatment pond with the RATs.
The other interesting thing is that some of the biggest POS’ are from “Southern Red States.” I just love it that “The Southern States, stalwarts of Conservatism” give the country the likes of Thom Tillis, Richard Burr, Jeff Sessions, Lindsay Graham et. al. With “friends like these,” we don’t need any enemies!
And I realize that the Senate Republicans have forced Trump to “keep” some of his bad choices by their refusal to help him make replacement appointments.
Oh yeah, the Real Conservatives are from the Northern states. /sarc
“It just goes to show you how deep the corruption is in Washington.”
And yet, here we are, as bad as they are the Republican officeholders have the hole card today, because we cannot afford to “loose the Senate” to the RATs. When we challenge a “sitting Republican,” we help open the door to that seat to the RATs, because all too often, the “challenger” is some gadfly who can’t win the general election if he were to win the primary.
Interesting timing with Mueller...
Our nation needs nationally televised public executions... just a few will get most of these swamp creatures in line.
Should have fired everyone that possibly could be fired on day one of the administration. Let them sue you over it, but meanwhile you have your own loyal staff in place getting stuff done.
Drawing sweeping conclusions about 5 million present and past feds based on $2 million in donations - is pretty anecdotal.
Obama and Hillary clean up more donations than that from summer dinner parties
Feds are not a unified bloc of lazy libs though the ones working or living in certain states may be
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Keeping political appointees is inheriting snakes
And all agency heads should have a resignation letter on the POTUS desk on inauguration day so he can decide which to accept
Drawing sweeping conclusions about 5 million present and past feds based on $2 million in donations - is pretty anecdotal.
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At least I cited some specific data instead of expressing pure opinion. Again, as I said, it wouldn’t be hard to find more supporting data to show that feds are, for the most part, a very liberal bunch. But I’ve already provided some data to support my contention and would be very interested to see your opposing data showing otherwise.
And no where will a president run into more special interests that when he begins advocating changes in our immigration and trade policies. Special interests bought and paid for enough members of Congress in the past to shape immigration and trade polices for their financial and political gain, plus the ongoing need of the Dim party to recruit new voters from Third World nations in order to remain viable.
And how many Republicans have spoken out to defend President Trump during the past couple of weeks while the impeachment talk increased to higher and higher levels? I think they can be counted on one hand.
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