swilow
Bluelight Crew
I think you need to think highly of yourself to imagine you could be the U.S. President or really any position of power. But as you say, Trump is some next level shit. 

After 2016 I've learned not to underestimate anyone, but who can realistically beat him? I'd say only Sanders has a chance and he lost to Hillary. DNC is far too fragmented at this point and many people are ignoring that Trump has doubled his support among African-Americans and also risen with Hispanics.If I were you I'd be getting ready for the very real prospect of trump being defeated, and having almost nothing to show for the 4 years of his administration.
If I were Trump I'd implement free voter ID before 2020.No doubt the "deep state" will be blamed for blocking him and rigging the next election against him.
That depends on whether you're analyzing things objectively or you're a Trump hater. If you're a Trump hater then his first term has been almost as bad as 3rd Reich Hitler, if you look at it objectively and compare him to previous presidents - he's done a great job. If he can keep us out of new wars, economy continues to grow (3.1% GDP last year - best year since 2005). Only the most hardcore deniers claim that all this is due to Obama - because Trump can't be a shit president and have success at the same time. Koreas situation improved, avoided a major total conflict in Syria, there's a lot more legislation also (Veterans, Prison Reform, helping minority retirees etc).which criteria would people use to measure trump's performance as president at the end of his first term?
which criteria would people use to measure trump's performance as president at the end of his first term?
alasdair
lol - i was obviously asking you (plural) for your personal perspective but by all means get your little dig inThat depends on whether you're analyzing things objectively or you're a Trump hater.
Y'all ready for his re-election?
who can realistically beat him? I'd say only Sanders has a chance
buzzer! logical fallacy (false dilemma) alert.That depends on whether you're analyzing things objectively or you're a Trump hater.
An honest look at the facts that answer the question "Are we better off than we were four years ago?" Key words there being 'honest' and 'factual'. As to 'better off'...at what? Personally in my world - my income, my job prospects, my taxes, my belief that people get what they earn as opposed to what they are given. As a country - how is our GDP, our trade balances with other countries, our policies in helping those who need it vs sticking our nose where it doesn't belong (what's our motivation for how we deal with others, and exactly 'how' do we deal with them?), are companies investing in America or continuing to move their business to other countries?
Illegal immigration has long been an issue from what I've seen, and tbph it never bothered me much. That is is 'resolved' is not a concern for me. That means I don't care about a wall or any other 'defenses' as much as I would like to know we have improved our means of handling immigrants (ie, faster processing at PoE) so we can get the (real) criminals identified and dealt with and the asylum seekers identified and given a clear path to citizenship (like putting them in supportive communities, a means of becoming citizens in under 2y, a means of joining the work force to earn a living and pay taxes = start being a citizen until they are a citizen). Though, again, if little changes here I'm not pointing fingers at Trump nor those that oppose him - I see that as the trend for the past 30y.
Stop calling for the murder of innocent people based on bullshit reasons.Yes especially if he uses the next 4 years to go to war with DPRK.
Not really a difficult call. Dems are handing him 2020 by pushing nonsense like Green New Deal and post-birth baby-killing.But yeah I've been calling he'll get re-elected for a while now.
buzzer! logical fallacy (false dilemma) alert.
there are other options.
That's not really relevant. Why is it the USA's responsibility to take any one illegally from anywhere just because their own country sucks? USA isn't exactly prospering for most people at the moment. Do you think we could find another 350 million people that want to come to the US? Of course we could - why don't we just let them all in? Why let in that person but not those people? It's not fair.sarcophagus.heels said:The vast majority of people immigrating to this country illegally are doing so for work and to help their families
Yes especially if he uses the next 4 years to go to war with DPRK.