Bobcat
Full Member
Yeah but what people forget is that in terms of getting America out of debt, he's probably the best person for the job. It's the debt that's causing the problem and who enforces the debt. These corporations are too much and people can talk about other politicians but many of them bent over and got fecked up the arse willingly by corporations. "Oh yes sir, yes sir..your too big to fail sir...ohhhhh'...lol. I hope he'll do a good job but am reserving judgement for now
1. The best person for the job? If that is the case, then you are well and truly fecked. I was shocked when he won the election because all his campaign it was empty rhetoric, slogans and nonsense. He had one redeeming quality in my eyes, which was his promise to take on corruption is Washington. He then proceeds to fill his cabinet with super wealthy cronies, denies to release his taxes, give a huge tax cut to the rich, have plenty of fishy business in his staff and lastly fires the most prominent anti corruption attorney in the country. "Draining the swamp" my arse, hes the biggest ogre of them all.
Then you have his miserable policies and the completely embarrassing way he conducts himself. I was honestly trying to give him a chance, because i wanted to believe that the Trump we saw in the election was just a facade, but it turns out hes even worse than that, which is quite an accomplishment in my eyes
2. Regarding your debt it's quite easy: The US state spends a lot more money than they get in, and have for quite some time. It Trump actually wanted to take the numbers into the black he would have increased taxes and cut some spending. Instead he cut taxes and increased spending on the military (which is like 600 bn$) and completely cut the funding on some small, but important fields. Besides, his reputation as a self made billionaire is vastly overblown. He started out wealthy in the 80's, a time when pretty much everyone could make a fortune in real estate.