Belz...
Fiend God
So, you're saying my Irish and Polish ancestors shouldn't have come to America because they were white?
You need to take in your reading comprehension for maintenance.
So, you're saying my Irish and Polish ancestors shouldn't have come to America because they were white?
It has already started. It began with all the attempts to name the whistleblower publicly *. I expect the House witnesses will be let go from their positions or at least demoted. Those who remain employed, anyway. Then there's the retribution against Biden, Schiff and Pelosi, probably through BS "investigations" designed to be publicly funded oppo-research.
I also wouldn't be surprised if the winner of the Democratic Primary becomes the subject of multiple federal investigations five minutes after the winner is announced. After all, it's been officially established that using federal resources to manipulate an election in your favor isn't abuse of power.
Congratulations Republicans!
You are now the sole owner of the Trump Presidency - with all the risks and liabilities that entails.
I think there may be increased risk of embarrassment down the road. With Trump emboldened by the recent acquittal, he is almost certainly going to blunder into even more wrong doing. This time, it may be something of such pure idiocy or contempt that even Republicans might look foolish for their support of Trump in the past.
We can hope...
I too hope for that, so hopefully I too am adorable. Alas, I also hope for a pony and world peace.You're adorable.
Gallup released some polls this morning. Gallup is generally considered non-partisan and generally well respected and trusted.
- Trump's job approval, while still crappy, is at this personal best, 49% (https://news.gallup.com/poll/284156/trump-job-approval-personal-best.aspx)
- Nine in ten Americans are satisfied with their personal life, the highest recorded in Gallup's 40 year history. (https://news.gallup.com/poll/284285/new-high-americans-satisfied-personal-life.aspx)
- 59% of Americans say they are better off financially then last year and 74% say they will be better off financially next year. (https://news.gallup.com/poll/284264/record-high-optimism-personal-finances.aspx)
- 41% of Americans say they are "satisfied with the way things are going" which sounds low but is the highest it's been in 15 years. (https://news.gallup.com/poll/283958/satisfaction-surpasses-first-time-2005.aspx)
- Democrats and Republicans are equally engaged in politics. https://news.gallup.com/poll/267311/democrats-republicans-equally-engaged-2020-election.aspx
A lot of metrics for the old standby political chestnuts ("It's the economy stupid" "Are you better off now then you were a year ago") are in Trump's favor.
Maybe we're the ones who are out of the loop.
The problem is that, yeah, you can make things seem great if you have a huge, huge deficit.
It's an economy propped up on borrowing. Now, personally, I'm not saying that's wrong, but make no mistake, if this were a democrat as President, no way in HELL would this be acceptable for the republicans.
Maybe we're the ones who are out of the loop.
:facepalm:
Every time Trump reaches 49% approval, the same doom sayers come around saying how they've been saying all along that Trump's gonna win. Then the approval ratings drop again, and the doom sayers are quiet, until the next time.