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To: BigBobber
Shouldn't we just take people's stated policies as the true reflection of how they would govern, instead of how they look, how successful they are, or other intangibles?

If you looked at Trumps stated policies instead of trying to find ways to unravel them, you would not be able to find one you actually disagree with.

48 posted on 02/27/2016 8:30:27 AM PST by Kenny (RED)
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To: Kenny
If you looked at Trumps stated policies instead of trying to find ways to unravel them, you would not be able to find one you actually disagree with.

Here's a few:

Funding the "good" part of radical left Planned Parenthood.

Saying Judge Scalia was "too rough" on Blacks when he questioned affirmative action.

A progressive-rate tax plan that preserves the IRS.

For more NSA snooping of American citizens because he is going to "err on the side of safety".

For government seizing private property to give to crony capitatlists like himself.

For ethanol mandates because "it employs a lot of people"

For suing media who dare to criticize him as president.

Putting a "big beautiful door" in the wall at the Mexican border.

For bringing in foreign laborers to his own businesses because no one in America wants those jobs.

Taking care of people's health care (with our money) because he has a big heart.

For the Justice Robert's healthcare mandate (that is really a tax).

For tariffs on foreign goods (that is actually a tax paid by us to the government).

For boycotting Apple, because they think individuals should have privacy.

It goes on and on. Trump is not for limited government. He's a liberal Rockefeller Republican at best, and Democrat at worst.

49 posted on 02/27/2016 8:49:59 AM PST by BigBobber
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