Trump MAGAThread V: March Comes In Like A Lion

[PaNTuXIa]

Hah

No

Trump is probably the most honest politician in decades. He also keeps his promises.

Like Draining The Swamp by appointing Goldman-Sachs executives to cabinet positions

You think Hillary would've done any better? Besides, last I checked, weren't the leftists the ones who wanted neoliberal globalist bankers in office?

[Vassenor]

Hah

No

Trump is probably the most honest politician in decades. He also keeps his promises.

Like Draining The Swamp by appointing Goldman-Sachs executives to cabinet positions, getting Congress to pay for the Winchester Wall and keeping Obamacare?

To be fair he was honest about being a racist pile of human garbage.

[Corrian]

One item on a laundry list of broken promises. Yippee.

From what I know he's at least tried to follow through on most of his campaign promises in a pretty quick timespan.

Through seemingly excessive executive order overuse.

Though he seems to have toned down, thank god.

But he's followed through on some ,not on others...Like draining the swamp.

That's the most hilarious thing I've heard all day.

>trump won't build a wall
>builds wall
besides, the man's only been in office for three months. it's not like you can accomplish much in that timeframe

And then lies about a ton of other stuff. So honest.

[Camicon]

One item on a laundry list of broken promises. Yippee.

From what I know he's at least tried to follow through on most of his campaign promises in a pretty quick timespan.

Yeah, Trump sure turned that swamp into pasture, didn't he?

Ah, I had forgotten Trump nixed the TPP.

Now if only he'd follow through on his promise to give everyone in American healthcare insurance with lower deductibles than the ACA offers.

If only the Democrats would hate public healthcare so he'd embrace it.

If only the US had politicians that were actually responsive to what their constituents wanted, instead of gaming the system to the benefit of themselves and their corporate donors.

[Luminesa]

Hah

No

Trump is probably the most honest politician in decades. He also keeps his promises.

Like Draining The Swamp by appointing Goldman-Sachs executives to cabinet positions, getting Congress to pay for the Winchester Wall and keeping Obamacare?

So apparently now the Webster definition of "honesty" is "draining swamps". Draining swamps is certainly aggravating, but I thought that there was another term for that.

[PaNTuXIa]

From what I know he's at least tried to follow through on most of his campaign promises in a pretty quick timespan.

Through seemingly excessive executive order overuse.

Though he seems to have toned down, thank god.

But he's followed through on some ,not on others...Like draining the swamp.

>trump won't build a wall
>builds wall
besides, the man's only been in office for three months. it's not like you can accomplish much in that timeframe

And then lies about a ton of other stuff. So honest.

>he won't axe tpp
>axes tpp

[The East Marches II]

If only the US had politicians that were actually responsive to what their constituents wanted, instead of gaming the system to the benefit of themselves and their corporate donors.

If only the Midwest Rustbelt and the South didn't exist.

[PaNTuXIa]

From what I know he's at least tried to follow through on most of his campaign promises in a pretty quick timespan.

Yeah, Trump sure turned that swamp into pasture, didn't he?

If only the Democrats would hate public healthcare so he'd embrace it.

If only the US had politicians that were actually responsive to what their constituents wanted, instead of gaming the system to the benefit of themselves and their corporate donors.

Huh?

I'm sorry, did you support Hillary Clinton?
If you did, you have no right to criticize crony capitalism and big corporations when your candidate represented that, and the candidate you opposed was the opposite of that.

[Washington Resistance Army]

From what I know he's at least tried to follow through on most of his campaign promises in a pretty quick timespan.

Yeah, Trump sure turned that swamp into pasture, didn't he?

I hate to break it to you pal but if you want a politician that will stick to everything they say you're going to be waiting a very long time.

[Valrifell]

Like Draining The Swamp by appointing Goldman-Sachs executives to cabinet positions

You think Hillary would've done any better? Besides, last I checked, weren't the leftists the ones who wanted neoliberal globalist bankers in office?

"Bu-but, HILLARY!!11" is not an acceptable defense. Would you like to try again?

[Corrian]

I'm sorry, did you support Hillary Clinton?
If you did, you have no right to criticize crony capitalism and big corporations when your candidate represented that, and the candidate you opposed was the opposite of that.

Yes, the billionaire con artist was the opposite of crony capitalism....

And even if he was in the primary (He clearly wasn't at times), he certainly isn't now.

[PaNTuXIa]

You think Hillary would've done any better? Besides, last I checked, weren't the leftists the ones who wanted neoliberal globalist bankers in office?

"Bu-but, HILLARY!!11" is not an acceptable defense. Would you like to try again?

not the argument i'm making. I just don't see why ""leftists"" claim to oppose this guy, Mnuchin, when he is everything they love and saw in Hillary Clinton.

[Camicon]

If only the US had politicians that were actually responsive to what their constituents wanted, instead of gaming the system to the benefit of themselves and their corporate donors.

If only the Midwest Rustbelt and the South didn't exist.

Unless Trump does something monumentally stupid to provoke Russia, the Midwest and South aren't going anywhere.

On the other hand, reformation of the government can be achieved within a few scant years, if given enough support.

[Vassenor]

your candidate represented that, and the candidate you opposed was the opposite of that.

Let's see your sources.

[Corrian]

Yeah, Trump sure turned that swamp into pasture, didn't he?

I hate to break it to you pal but if you want a politician that will stick to everything they say you're going to be waiting a very long time.

Ahem

(Actually, he probably wouldn't have entirely, either)

[Gauthier]

"Bu-but, HILLARY!!11" is not an acceptable defense. Would you like to try again?

not the argument i'm making. I just don't see why ""leftists"" claim to oppose this guy, Mnuchin, when he is everything they love and saw in Hillary Clinton.

"BUTBUTHILLAREE" again. Why aren't you able to defend Trump without WhatabutHillaryisms?

[United City States of Oceania]

Like Draining The Swamp by appointing Goldman-Sachs executives to cabinet positions

You think Hillary would've done any better? Besides, last I checked, weren't the leftists the ones who wanted neoliberal globalist bankers in office?

Yes, I do, actually.

[PaNTuXIa]

I'm sorry, did you support Hillary Clinton?
If you did, you have no right to criticize crony capitalism and big corporations when your candidate represented that, and the candidate you opposed was the opposite of that.

Yes, the billionaire con artist was the opposite of crony capitalism....

And even if he was in the primary (He clearly wasn't at times), he certainly isn't now.

Really? Was Trump the one taking millions of dollars from Wall Street and corporations and pushing the media in his favor? Was Trump the one with almost all the celebrities on his side?

[The East Marches II]

If only the Midwest Rustbelt and the South didn't exist.

Unless Trump does something monumentally stupid to provoke Russia, the Midwest and South aren't going anywhere.

On the other hand, reformation of the government can be achieved within a few scant years, if given enough support.

I don't have much faith in that. They managed to lose the Feingold race and seemed to have learned no lessons from that. Its almost like the politics aren't universal nationwide.

[Camicon]

Yeah, Trump sure turned that swamp into pasture, didn't he?

I hate to break it to you pal but if you want a politician that will stick to everything they say you're going to be waiting a very long time.

Not stacking his cabinet with Goldman Sachs executives and oil tycoons is a relatively simple thing to do.

[Valrifell]

"Bu-but, HILLARY!!11" is not an acceptable defense. Would you like to try again?

not the argument i'm making. I just don't see why ""leftists"" claim to oppose this guy, Mnuchin, when he is everything they love and saw in Hillary Clinton.

As if you can't see the same thing in both and decide they were lesser in Clinton? Honestly, it's a matter of extremes here. Clinton is essentially the standard when it comes to corporate influence in politics and Trump is the corporate influence in politics.

By voting for Trump, a you've done is cut out the middle man.

[PaNTuXIa]

You think Hillary would've done any better? Besides, last I checked, weren't the leftists the ones who wanted neoliberal globalist bankers in office?

Yes, I do, actually.

dammit, that would be in my sig, but i don't' have enough room.

[Luminesa]

not the argument i'm making. I just don't see why ""leftists"" claim to oppose this guy, Mnuchin, when he is everything they love and saw in Hillary Clinton.

"BUTBUTHILLAREE" again. Why aren't you able to defend Trump without WhatabutHillaryisms?

Why aren't you able to defend Hillary without "WHATABOUTTRUMPS"?

[Camicon]

Unless Trump does something monumentally stupid to provoke Russia, the Midwest and South aren't going anywhere.

On the other hand, reformation of the government can be achieved within a few scant years, if given enough support.

I don't have much faith in that. They managed to lose the Feingold race and seemed to have learned no lessons from that. Its almost like the politics aren't universal nationwide.

Fixing politics at the federal level requires fixing politics at the local, and then state, level. It's a bottom-up process, not a top-down one.

[Valrifell]

Yes, the billionaire con artist was the opposite of crony capitalism....

And even if he was in the primary (He clearly wasn't at times), he certainly isn't now.

Really? Was Trump the one taking millions of dollars from Wall Street and corporations and pushing the media in his favor?

Trump would normally supply those millions of dollars, so...