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Imagine if President Trump had said this. The Failed "md" would have at least 30K retweets alone
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https://davidharrisjr.com/social-and-political/black-trump-supporters-declare-independence-from-democratic-party/
Working people are not fools, and Mr. Trump promised them a Republican president who would never cut Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid; who would repeal Obamacare but provide “insurance for everybody”; who would get rid of bad trade deals and “drain the swamp,” as he never tired of saying. Instead, had Mr. Trump’s effort to replace Obamacare passed, it would have imposed vast cuts in retirement programs and driven up health insurance costs. His tax reforms were heavily weighted to large corporations and the top 1 percent. So it is no surprise that more than half of white working class men now believe that Mr. Trump is “self-dealing” and corrupt.
People can only believe lies for so long. Eventually, "the truth will out." Whether people fell for Trump's bill of goods on the wall, "fake" better healthcare, or a so called great tax plan, the reality is a different story. Look around, and see the leader of this country who can't seem to get a handle on the fact that not raking the forests or that throwing paper towels does not improve human misery after catastrophes. "Tariffs are easy", as the taxpayer helps to supplement the farmer. Taking children from immigrants and throwing them in cages might pacify the "white working class forgotten men", but solving a problem it is not. The economy was already on the uptick when Obama left. Trump just threw the profits to himself and the rich. Trump was ready to get the Peace Prize for North Korea....and yet they still build a secret arsenal. You cannot tell me that voters don't see the White House as a failure. A very public, miserable, lie filled failure. Time to sweep up the mess.
Opinion | Trump Is Beginning to Lose His Grip
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The drama of Donald Trump’s presidency has centered around whether an extremist president would be able to carry out an extremist policy agenda against the will of the majority of Americans. So far the answer has been no, and the midterm elections make it far less likely. Yet Trump’s rising frustrations could push him over the edge psychologically, with potentially harrowing consequences for American democracy and the world.
None of Trump’s extremist policy ideas has received public support. The public opposed last year’s Republican-backed corporate tax cut, Trump’s effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), his proposed border wall with Mexico, the decision to http://cdn.cnn.com/cnn/2018/images/05/07/rel5c.-.iran.pdf from the Iran nuclear agreement, and the imposition of tariff increases on China, Europe, and others. At the same time, contrary to Trump’s relentless promotion of fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas), the public favors investments in renewable energy and http://climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/paris_agreement_by_state/ in the Paris climate agreement.
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[T]here are three further reasons to believe that Trump’s hold on power will weaken significantly in the coming months. First, Special Counsel Robert Mueller may very well document serious malfeasance by Trump, his family members, and/or his close advisers. Mueller kept a low profile in the run-up to the election. We will most likely hear from him soon.
Second, the House Democrats will begin to investigate Trump’s taxes and personal business dealings, including through congressional subpoenas. There are strong reasons to believe that Trump has committed serious tax evasion (as the New York Times recently outlined) and has illegally enriched his family as president (a lawsuit that the courts have allowed to proceed alleges violations of the emoluments clause of the Constitution). Trump is likely to ignore or fight the subpoenas, setting the stage for a major political crisis.
Third, and most important, Trump is not merely an extremist politician. He suffers from what author Ian Hughes has recently called “a disordered mind,” filled with hate, paranoia, and narcissism. According to two close observers of Trump, the president’s grip on reality “will likely continue to diminish” in the face of growing political obstacles, investigations into his taxes and business dealings, Mueller’s findings, and an energized political opposition. We may already be seeing that in Trump’s erratic and aggressive behavior since the election.1
The coming months may be especially dangerous for America and the world. As Trump’s political position weakens and the obstacles facing him grow, his mental instability will pose an ever-greater danger. He could explode in rage, fire Mueller, and perhaps try to launch a war or claim emergency powers in order to restore his authority. We have not yet seen Trump in full fury, but may do so soon, as his room for maneuver continues to narrow. In that case, much will depend on the performance of America’s constitutional order.
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