Perhaps he's that Scouser on slight delay?
Trump's team is certainly not stupid. I despise Conway but unintelligent she is not.
Stuff has happened, I'm not surprised either. I knew he was going to u-turn on DAPL, I knew he was going to lower taxes, and regulations for big business (although not to the extent he's suggesting). It's part of the reason why I dislike him... He doesn't represent the average person he represents big business and the rich. Don't you think?
The people are obliged to let their government know when they're doing something unpopular before a final decision is made. These past two weeks the Danish government were entertaining a rather stupid idea, the people told them to get fecked and our voices were heard meaning this new policy was never implemented in the first place. Otherwise we might end up in situations where it's going to be really hard to backtrack.
hmm I'm not sure yet tbh (contrary to popular belief I am not a Trump flag-waving fan, but an outsider that is interested, and hence I feel I have to be extreme sometimes to balance the view on here).
So a referendum on every subject?!
What was this about?
Yeah that's clearly what I'm suggesting.
Then please elaborate?Yeah that's clearly what I'm suggesting.
in all senses of the sentence....
Ok but if they lower taxes for some where does that lost tax revenue then come from?
Was asking him/her for more info.
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FFSWell yes, almost by definition.
Its an somewhat of an overarching theme that can be observed in multiple fields, that different people have different forms of intelligence and suit themselves to different task. Conway is clearly a quick mind in terms of spin/message, etc. Donald seems to have a good pulse for broader public sentiment in certain segments of society. But does it translate into good strategy? Because strategy requires patience almost by definition, and they seem to be lacking in that field.
It was about school water. Basically someone said it wasn't alright that kids had to take their drinking water from the taps in the restrooms at some schools. Then a company had the brilliant idea that they could provide bottled water for all school children in the country (Not hard to see their perspective). Then the government started entertaining the idea. Of course it's absolutely bonkers to provide bottled water for all schools in a country with perfectly clean water in the taps. Just think of the production costs (environmental considerations) of bottled water compared to tap water.
My point is that you shouldn't wait for changes to happen before voicing your opinion if the suggested changes are obviously silly. There's absolutely nothing wrong with taking part in the decision process.
More importantly though, they seem to lack administrative competence, as is evident when you look at how many executive posts are still empty.Well yes, almost by definition.
Its an somewhat of an overarching theme that can be observed in multiple fields, that different people have different forms of intelligence and suit themselves to different task. Conway is clearly a quick mind in terms of spin/message, etc. Donald seems to have a good pulse for broader public sentiment in certain segments of society. But does it translate into good strategy? Because strategy requires patience almost by definition, and they seem to be lacking in that field.
Exactly, you'd think this is obvious. Easier/better to stop something (potentially bad) from happening than to try and retrospectively reverse it.
"I want my life to change because Fox News told me it was crap so I am going to vote in the same party that has screwed me over for six years and are to blame for the majority of shitty stuff over the last thirty years and put a reality star tv villain in charge of the lot because he hates Mexicans and so do I." Hillary Clinton was right about deplorable.
A good sign of something being objectionable in politics is if it's being rushed through.
Isn't there a multi-generational political debate about this? Hence the polarisation of politics around the world?
Nope, I thought that as well but a full clip was posted a few pages back and it's legit. Trump just rotates like a weirdo.Hang on, that clip has been reversed!!
If you look closely at the end, the way he turns back to face forwards looks weird. That's a classic tell tale sign of reversed video. And it makes sense. Melania Trump is behind him, pensive, he turns to look at his family, sees her face and smiles to make her smile too.
Cheeky fecking Twitter!
Yep, in the first few days! You gotta laugh.... If it wasn't clear which way his presidency was going to go, it's fcukin clear now.
I believe he's already hinted at increasing defense budget...
In his inauguration speech he alluded to the military having been neglected in recent years or some such. I don't know where he's been the past few years but the US is still outspending the second highest spenders (China) by about a factor of four.
Nice, what does he intend to do to address the deficit? /s
Nothing. Most republican run states are in a feckton of debt because they don't seem to care about taxes, it's part of their MO, loot the government then let democrats fix it later. I don't know how they get away with marketing themselves as fiscally responsible.
Growth! The best growth.
