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Some of these still need answers.
Ten big political questions for 2017
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Donald Trump Politics
Posted 7 y ago
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Would be interesting to see these 10 questions were asked today and how analysts would respond.
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Trash is the only word that comes to mind when I read this article. Who cares? Is a close second.
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SSG Shavonde Chase
SFC (Join to see) are you not concerned with what becomes the relationship between the USA and Russia, our economic priorities, or the state of healthcare? These were some of the questions we should be thinking about.
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SSG Shavonde Chase
Are we reading the same article? Did you send the wrong link out? Below is a list of the questions the article highlighted. These negative toned questions set the context for the questions to be answered. In between all the negative, and implied negative, stuff about the President this reads worse than a tabloid. I don’t usually read tabloids but in this case, out of respect for you I did. It was pretty much like I expected, there may have been a kernel of honesty here or there, but the intent here clearly was to do a smear job. Read the verbatim questions from the article and say you don’t see the path this article is going down…
1. Will all of Trump’s nominees be confirmed? And if not, who gets rejected?
2. What does Trump/GOP Congress accomplish immediately?
3. Can the Republican Party hold together? And if not, what’s the first issue to divide Trump and the GOP?
4. Who becomes the de facto leader of the Democratic Party?
5. What lessons (if any) does the Democratic Party take away from Hillary Clinton’s loss?
6. If Republicans repeal the Affordable Care Act, what will they replace it with?
7. What is Trump’s first big unexpected test?
8. Does Russia become a U.S. ally?
9. Which campaign trail promises does Trump break once he’s in office? And do his supporters care?
10. Does the “Trump phenomenon” continue worldwide?
Are we reading the same article? Did you send the wrong link out? Below is a list of the questions the article highlighted. These negative toned questions set the context for the questions to be answered. In between all the negative, and implied negative, stuff about the President this reads worse than a tabloid. I don’t usually read tabloids but in this case, out of respect for you I did. It was pretty much like I expected, there may have been a kernel of honesty here or there, but the intent here clearly was to do a smear job. Read the verbatim questions from the article and say you don’t see the path this article is going down…
1. Will all of Trump’s nominees be confirmed? And if not, who gets rejected?
2. What does Trump/GOP Congress accomplish immediately?
3. Can the Republican Party hold together? And if not, what’s the first issue to divide Trump and the GOP?
4. Who becomes the de facto leader of the Democratic Party?
5. What lessons (if any) does the Democratic Party take away from Hillary Clinton’s loss?
6. If Republicans repeal the Affordable Care Act, what will they replace it with?
7. What is Trump’s first big unexpected test?
8. Does Russia become a U.S. ally?
9. Which campaign trail promises does Trump break once he’s in office? And do his supporters care?
10. Does the “Trump phenomenon” continue worldwide?
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