If only you were a little brighter, you might comprehend why Brannon and Trump are in the White House against most odds while you're unemployed.
They had better electoral strategy than their opponent.
That doesn't mean they have a coherent strategy for running the country.
Stay at the table. You can win your money back
They're welcome to prove me wrong again.
Maybe they'll find a way to pass major legislation.
Can't win the primary
Can't debate
Can't win the general
Won't be inaugurated
Now we are on can't govern a mere 2 months in.
I like Trump in this one
Trump loves to campaign. He never got enough credit for that.
He hasn't yet shown that he likes to govern. We're still in LIPO territory, but his performance to date has been Sark in 2009, at best.
Just so I am not totally disagreeable I'll go along with LIPO but I do disagree on liking to govern. He's got in there and got his hands dirty. All it is deal making. He loves it. Whether he is any good at it at this level is a question.
Trump pledged to do the following in his first 100 days:
Appoint judges "who will uphold the Constitution" and "defend the Second Amendment" Pending Construct a wall on the southern U.S. border and limit illegal immigration "to give unemployed Americans an opportunity to fill good-paying jobs" Way down the road, if it happens at all. Re-assess trade agreements with other nations and "crack down" on companies that send jobs overseas Wilbur Ross doesn't want to bin NAFTA, so we're waiting to see what they do at the edges. Repeal and replace the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (commonly called the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare) Nope. Remove federal restrictions on energy production Probably his biggest "achievement" if that's what you call putting down an advance on future smog and pollution Push for an amendment to the United States Constitution imposing term limits on Congress Nope. Eliminate gun-free zones Nope. Formulate a rule on regulations "that for every one new regulation, two old regulations must be eliminated" Sorta. Instruct the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to 'develop a comprehensive plan to protect America's vital infrastructure from cyberattacks, and all other form of attacks.' If it exists it hasn't been released. Label China a 'currency manipulator' Nope.
Let's also add CJTF-OIR bogging down in Mosul (like everyone knowledgable said it would); the botched rollout of the travel ban and subsequent rollback on green cards; and putting us closer to war with North Korea than at any other time in decades.
100 days are up on the 29th, so he'd better get cracking!
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That doesn't mean they have a coherent strategy for running the country.
Maybe they'll find a way to pass major legislation.
Can't debate
Can't win the general
Won't be inaugurated
Now we are on can't govern a mere 2 months in.
I like Trump in this one
He hasn't yet shown that he likes to govern. We're still in LIPO territory, but his performance to date has been Sark in 2009, at best.
Trump pledged to do the following in his first 100 days:
Appoint judges "who will uphold the Constitution" and "defend the Second Amendment"
Pending
Construct a wall on the southern U.S. border and limit illegal immigration "to give unemployed Americans an opportunity to fill good-paying jobs"
Way down the road, if it happens at all.
Re-assess trade agreements with other nations and "crack down" on companies that send jobs overseas
Wilbur Ross doesn't want to bin NAFTA, so we're waiting to see what they do at the edges.
Repeal and replace the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (commonly called the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare)
Nope.
Remove federal restrictions on energy production
Probably his biggest "achievement" if that's what you call putting down an advance on future smog and pollution
Push for an amendment to the United States Constitution imposing term limits on Congress
Nope.
Eliminate gun-free zones
Nope.
Formulate a rule on regulations "that for every one new regulation, two old regulations must be eliminated"
Sorta.
Instruct the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to 'develop a comprehensive plan to protect America's vital infrastructure from cyberattacks, and all other form of attacks.'
If it exists it hasn't been released.
Label China a 'currency manipulator'
Nope.
Let's also add CJTF-OIR bogging down in Mosul (like everyone knowledgable said it would); the botched rollout of the travel ban and subsequent rollback on green cards; and putting us closer to war with North Korea than at any other time in decades.
100 days are up on the 29th, so he'd better get cracking!