Posted on Nov 21, 2016
How Obama’s unaffordable socialism could become Trump’s smart conservatism
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What say you fellow RP'ers: Will the GOP say yes to Trump when they said no to Obama? Will the American people be willing to go further into debt for these things now that Trump is going to be in office?
FYI, I have always been a supporter of infrastructure rebuild and improvement.
FYI, I have always been a supporter of infrastructure rebuild and improvement.
How Obama’s unaffordable socialism could become Trump’s smart conservatism
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The GOP can don anything they want now because the President is all about making the deal. As long as taxes are lowered and we live under the impression that we're able to spend our money more freely, nobody is going to care if the disparity between the rich and poor grows even wider
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The President has almost free reign with Republicans controlling both the House and the Senate. Trump asked people "what did they have to lose?" We are fixing to find out.
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Considering the state of our National debt under the Narcissist in chief, we have no choice. If we could stop doubling down on this crew in office now we can the light in the tunnel. Maybe we can start by not paying any more ransom to Iran, Cash for clunkers or floating bankrupt companies. We should stop any money t0o any country other than our own and focus on Americans period and that would be a great start. To do that you would have to throw a few proverbial frags into the Senate and Congress to get rid of the real problems.
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1SG Hicks, PO1 Crafton,
I like the way you think. We can’t piss off anybody any worse than we already have: enticing a people to rise up to make their country better, and then declare victory and run home before they were ready to stand by themselves; and then look on and do nothing as they were overrun.
Look at all the successes the US has in helping countries over the years; they all took many years to accomplish. To think we were going to go over there and they were going to be ready to stand themselves in a few years was very naive. Look at the price we’re paying for BHO being naïve now. We couldn’t have done any worse if we tried. Maybe he did.
I like the way you think. We can’t piss off anybody any worse than we already have: enticing a people to rise up to make their country better, and then declare victory and run home before they were ready to stand by themselves; and then look on and do nothing as they were overrun.
Look at all the successes the US has in helping countries over the years; they all took many years to accomplish. To think we were going to go over there and they were going to be ready to stand themselves in a few years was very naive. Look at the price we’re paying for BHO being naïve now. We couldn’t have done any worse if we tried. Maybe he did.
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Here are some of Mr. O'Brien's latest articles... Tell me he doesn't have an agenda.
1.- Donald Trump really might start a trade war
Don’t think you weren’t warned. You were, over, and over, and over again.
Dec 23, 2016
2.- The United States might be the next Argentina
Nothing is inevitable.
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3.- Why do Republicans want to repeal Obamacare so much? Because it would be a big tax cut for the rich.
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4.- Donald Trump’s ‘populism’ includes a huge tax cut for his kids
Dec 15, 2016
5.- Donald Trump’s chief strategist doesn’t understand what makes America great
Steve Bannon believes it’s a problem that so many of Silicon Valley’s leaders are of Asian descent.
Nov 17, 2016
On and on, and on, and on, and on... Not a single one pointing out shortcomings in the current administration.
1.- Donald Trump really might start a trade war
Don’t think you weren’t warned. You were, over, and over, and over again.
Dec 23, 2016
2.- The United States might be the next Argentina
Nothing is inevitable.
Dec 22, 2016
3.- Why do Republicans want to repeal Obamacare so much? Because it would be a big tax cut for the rich.
Dec 16, 2016
4.- Donald Trump’s ‘populism’ includes a huge tax cut for his kids
Dec 15, 2016
5.- Donald Trump’s chief strategist doesn’t understand what makes America great
Steve Bannon believes it’s a problem that so many of Silicon Valley’s leaders are of Asian descent.
Nov 17, 2016
On and on, and on, and on, and on... Not a single one pointing out shortcomings in the current administration.
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