re: Assume Trump Doesn’t Seek Re-Election...

yes he is just like Clinton ...good point

Assume the world ends tomorrow, what do you do today

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I think Trump has turned a lot of people off, especially in the Rust Belt. We saw it earlier this month. GM shutting down plants, tariffs, etc....things have changed and I think Kasich would absolutely be the frontrunner in an open field when those folks in that area of the country come to realize the damage Trump's policies have done to their pocketbooks.

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funny, our last globalist POS President just said those jobs aren’t coming back! And 2% GDP growth was the new normal. And would keep raising everyone’s taxes as much as he could. Now this all hangs around trumps neck after he’s proven those were wrong??


I think the main thing progressive/globalist/unipartiers have totally missed the last 2-4 years since the beginning of trump, is that the American electorate is sick and tired of the way politics in DC has played out the last few decades. We’re tired of Ivy League, career politicians who are multi millionaires via there $200K/yr gov jobs. We’re tired of gridlock and nothing ever getting done. We’re tired of the PC mafia ruining people’s career bc they don’t share San Francisco’s political ideology. We’re sick of think tanks and focus groups dictating every word that comes of Hillary and Obama’s mouth. We’re tired of DC not having ANY type of budget, much less a balanced one

Things desperately needed to change. Trump has proved what incompetent puppets the DC establishment really is. And the uniparty HATES him for revealing just how impotent they are. They’ve tried to character assassinate him for 3 years. No one believes the MSM anymore. We see the results. This makes DC even more desperate bc they are losing their grip on power



In short, my love for trump is directly proportional to my disdain for Washington DC politicians. You can tear trump down, but ultimately, I’ll take him over the scum that has occupied DC the last few decades.

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I actually understand and appreciate the importance of having two reasonable voices from two reasonable parties at the table when negotiating what's best for this country. 

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Since when has the left ever been reasonable?