Trump Is Not A Good President, Must Be Impeached By Candidates Running For Office in 2018, Billionaire Donor Says
This is noce. a Billionaire, who has bought 91 million in Dumbocrapic votes and influence, is now dictating policy. It is definitely time for term limits and an end to political donations. Bring on the Convention of States, please.
I wish this rang true to me. I have no evidence so maybe it is true. It seems to me that most people are somewhat out of control in their personal finances, not using a budget, not executing a good plan for paying for medicine, childcare, kids' college, retirement, parents' care, and other things they desire, and these things turn into mini-crises. They elect people who run the country about the same way, actually a little worse because once gov't spending is a large portion of GDP it becomes easier to lobby for a share a little share of the pie than for across the board cuts. A 1 million dollar grant costs all tax payers $0.01 each, so they don't lobby, but the person getting it does. That's the only way he can get some of his taxes back.
The evil forces thing reminds me of a documentary I watched on the food industry that claimed evil companies are manipulating consumers with scientific research aimed at making food taste wonderful. They turn fruits and vegetables into smoothies and V8, giving us less healthful alternatives to heating our fruits and vegetables. I saw this and thought I know the facts. No one's stopping me from eating my vegetables but me. That's how I think of politicians promising gov't money/intrusion to solve problems.
I love the notion that of a majority of people voting for a balanced budget and smaller gov't. Who gets to control other people's money should not be up for a vote, but I am thrilled by the thought of average people en masse saying no.
Yes. He seemed to get angry when people asked him questions. Sometimes he could pull off cheerfully rejecting the premise or refuting the claims but other times he lost his cool. There was the time he stuck out his tongue while answering a question.
I was less concerned about his blanking on questions. Most politicians have ten answers memorized and they just give the one that's sort of closest to the question.
And Trumps attention-seeking racist idiot act is beyond the pale for me. I wouldn't work with him in any context. That means even if her weren't imposing increased spending, increased govt intrusiveness, and tripling the deficit, I couldn't abide him. The main reason, apart from the redneck idiot act being tedious to listen to, is that I suspect he craves attention so badly he might foment a crisis just to get more eyes on him. I've heard he drops the moron act in person, but I think the attention-seeking is real.
You seem to believe they would vote for less spending. I think they might or might not, depending on how it's presented/structured.
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