from what I can see, there are at least 2 Trumps:
1. The EO Trump-who can say that his actions are not conservative in regard to EPA, pipeline, immigrations, etc, etc
2.The legislative Trump-I think he’s having trouble playing/learning this game. He is developing his own strategy, who knows if it will succeed, but the only faith I can have is based upon his EO actions which tell me that he wants to MAGA and that he is no idealogical democrat.
When push comes to shove, and given the piss poor state were in, I can only be thankful every day that Cunton was not elected.
When push comes to shove, and given the piss poor state were in, I can only be thankful every day that Cunton was not elected.
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Yep. Even if we are stuck with ObamaCare.
At least we don’t have Hillary as prez.
2.The legislative Trump-I think he’s having trouble playing/learning this game. He is developing his own strategy, who knows if it will succeed, but the only faith I can have is based upon his EO actions which tell me that he wants to MAGA and that he is no idealogical democrat.
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I imagine it’ll take about six months before Trump feels comfortable enough to be firing on all cylinders legislation-wise. I think that anyone would have a tough time trying to deal with what makes Congress tick, not to mention all the different factions. Especially when it’s getting to the point where many members of Congress are just sock puppets for lobbyist money.
As it is, I do believe that my analysis is consistent with Tough but Fair.
But at the end of the day, it was Trump or Hillary; there were no other choices. Thank you Lord that it turned out to be Trump!
Yes, he just needs some more legislative experience (or maybe this bill was enough- he’s a fast learner).
Once Ryan wrote the bill in secret without including conservatives in the process failure was pre-ordained.
The OP figures from his tweets that Trump hasn’t realized that yet.
We’ll see.