Why did Trump betray us? (Why things never seem to change no matter who we send to Washington)

Economic Collapse Blog ^ | 5MAY17 | Michael Snyder

[NELSON111]

>>>Sick of the incessant whining. Trump is doing a fine job.

Not in my book. To me...he's getting a "C" right now.

I'll up him to a "B" when the wall is built. I'll give him an "A" when Hillary and Huma are in prison...because he said "she'd be in jail."

So...we ALL know she belongs in jail...10x over. We also know he has it within his authority to tell the AG to get after it. And we all know he won't do it.

So, for me, the best grade he will ever get is a "B"...because the promise that I (me personally) wanted more than anything is an end to Clinton criminality and to see SOMEONE...JUST ANYONE...from that DC class in prison." As we saw with the Comey testimony...Huma CLEARLY broke the law. We also see that there will be nothing done with it. Yet again...we sent someone to drain a swamp and the swamp-monsters continue to roam free.

[MarMema]

I think that if the #uniparty really had that power, Trump would not be president, nor would he have been the party’s nominee.

Now close do you think we came to a civil war before Trump was elected? Recall that Hillary said she would declare the NRA a terrorist organization.

[AndyJackson]

Come now, idiots? The mere fact that during a simple disagreement you have to call names says volumes about your personality.During shutdowns key personnel are still employed.

This is not a simple disagreement. Anyone who does not comprehend the stakes in NK is not paying attention or does not know very much.

And no, key personnel are not still on the job. Emergency personnel remain on the job, under the provision of the anti-deficiency act providing for the "safety of human life or the protection of property." but does not extend to many essential civilian personnel, and certainly does not allow the letting of or payment on contracts for goods and services. Many function continue because they are subject to multi-year appropriations, but a lot do not.

[Mr. Douglas]

If I’m reading you correctly, they basically said, “lets give the rubes Trump so they don’t revolt.”

[SoFloFreeper]

:-) I guess that is true, bert. Are you saying "misery loves company" in a much more verbose manner? 😃 I really do wonder what some people expect, though. Voters did not reach the "I'll go for the unaccomplished junior Senator from Illinois 'cause it'll prove I am not racist!" tipping point overnight. It took a long slow process for them to succumb to the siren call of a suit so empty. And there were libs who believed he wasn't sufficiently fascist! Likewise, there are some on the right who refuse to accept any win because it isn't an immediate slaughter of the enemy. To put it another way: Rome wasn't built in a day.

[marstegreg]

Any time! My mother has always been negative so I have spent my life with someone whose glass is perpetually “half empty”. I can’t blame them for being skittish after someone like Obama. I didn’t vote for him but I really wished the best for him, sadly, he let everyone but crooks and liberals down. I really believe President Trump is representing us in that D.C. swamp. He knew it wasn’t gonna be easy and decided to do it anyway. He has earned my respect for that. It is who he is and “I’m with him!” (yeah, I stole that from Hillary, I don’t think she’ll be needing it)!

[bert]

yes but instant gratification is demanded or “he lied to us” is the cry

[MarMema]

It is something I pondered.

[angcat]

I ignore these trolls.

[trebb]

Amen