Trump supporters: Will you vote for him again?

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Yes we aren't even 100 days in, we've still got years to go but do you plan on voting for him again?  Why or why not?  Are there any make it or break it things that would solidify your vote?

 

Genuine curiosity, not a red herring question 

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

4 minutes ago, Transborderwife said:

Yes we aren't even 100 days in, we've still got years to go but do you plan on voting for him again?  Why or why not?  Are there any make it or break it things that would solidify your vote?

 

Genuine curiosity, not a red herring question 

Against Hillary without a doubt 

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Just now, Nature Boy Flair said:

Against Hillary without a doubt 

Lol pretty sure she's not going to run again 

[eieio 1,594]

100%. He is doing what he promised.

[Dakine10 5,452]

 I'm curious to see if Trump will have a challenger in the 2020 Republican primary. It's rare (for an incumbent president) but not unprecedented. If he falters or his popularity is low, someone might take a shot at him. 

Edited April 7, 2017 by Dakine10

[Dashinka 24,687]

Just now, Dakine10 said:

 I'm curious to see if Trump will have a challenger in the 2020 Republican primary. It's rare but not unprecedented. If he falters or his popularity is low, someone might take a shot at him. 

That would be interesting to see if anyone will challenge him, I think it really depends on how things shake out in the next two plus years.  It could be like the 1980 DNC primary with Ted Kennedy and Jimmy Carter which was pretty close for a sitting President seeking re-election.

 

As to my support, I will reserve my judgment until we get closer, it is much too early to tell, but as to biggest reason I voted for him this time, that person was just confirmed for SCOTUS. 

[Inikamoze 86]

Im all for sticking with your guy... the loyalty is admirable...

However he's doing Everything he promised to do?

drained the swamp?

repealed Obamacare on Day one... Day one people 

started building the wall... again day one 

 

Just the other day he was quoted as saying he wasn't the leader of the world (or something to that affect) yet not even a week later he takes the decision to bomb Syria.. yes he was against it previously but you can change your mind, but what changed his mind, what is his thought process for doing so now?

deflect from the chaos he faces at home perhaps?

he didn't go through either house to discuss it so as to get a consensus and understand what the policy is going forward. He has lacked that throughout, a clear strategy or policy on virtually everything.

 

he might get applauded for his tough stance but look behind the action and understand his motives. If he's decided on this because he's seen a few television pictures of distressed Syrians it's hardly a basis to conduct critical foreign policy is it.

a classic flip flop from him.

Given his record thus far he should be made to discuss any moves with both sets of houses first as if he's relying on the bunch of Ill informed, zero experience idiots he has surrounding him, Bannon,Kushner etc then it's a very slippery slope.

 

telling the media on every ocassion he's going to do great things abroad or domestically but he's not going to tell anyone is not what he's been voted in for because you can bet your bottom dollar he has no plans and is making it up as he goes along!

Edited April 7, 2017 by Inikamoze

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

2 minutes ago, Inikamoze said:

Im all for sticking with your guy... the loyalty is admirable...

However he's doing Everything he promised to do?

drained the swamp?

repealed Obamacare on Day one... Day one people 

started building the wall... again day one 

 

Just the other day he was quoted as saying he wasn't the leader of the world (or something to that affect) yet not even a week later he takes the decision to bomb Syria.. yes he was against it previously but you can change your mind, but what changed his mind, what is his thought process for doing so now?

deflect from the chaos he faces at home perhaps?

he didn't go through either house to discuss it so as to get a consensus and understand what the policy is going forward. He has lacked that throughout, a clear strategy or policy on virtually everything.

 

he might get applauded for his tough stance but look behind the action and understand his motives. If he's decided on this because he's seen a few television pictures of distressed Syrians it's hardly a basis to conduct critical foreign policy is it.

a classic flip flop from him.

Given his record thus far he should be made to discuss any moves with both sets of houses first as if he's relying on the bunch of I'll informed p, zero experience idiots he has surrounding him, Bannon,Kushner etc then it's a very slippery slope.

 

telling the media on every icassion he's going to do great things abroad or domestically but he's not going to tell anyone is not what he's been voted in for because you can bet your bottom dollar he has no plans and us making it up as he goes along!

Mod note... I do not have two accounts 

[Dakine10 5,452]

2 minutes ago, Bill & Katya said:

That would be interesting to see if anyone will challenge him, I think it really depends on how things shake out in the next two plus years.  It could be like the 1980 DNC primary with Ted Kennedy and Jimmy Carter which was pretty close for a sitting President seeking re-election.

 

As to my support, I will reserve my judgment until we get closer, it is much too early to tell, but as to biggest reason I voted for him this time, that person was just confirmed for SCOTUS. 

 

   I understand that part. I still find it more unexpected that Trump won the Republican nomination, than that he won the presidency. The presidential election is a partisan affair obviously and that's mostly what it came down to. The Republican primary was not though. In many ways it was kind of a blitzkrieg against the ill prepared, and I'm not sure if Trump can pull that off again, although I wouldn't bet against him.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

4 minutes ago, Inikamoze said:

Im all for sticking with your guy... the loyalty is admirable...

Hiwever he's doing Everything he promised to do?

drained the swamp?

repealed Obamacare on Day one... Day one people 

started building the wall... again day one 

 

Just the other day he was quoted as saying he wasn't the leader if the world (or something to that affect) yet not even a week later he takes the decision to bomb Syria.. yes he was against it previously but you can change your mind, but what chsnged his mind, what is his thought process for doing so now?

deflect from the chaos he faces at home perhaps?

he didn't go through either house to discuss it so as to get a consensus and understand what the policy is going forward. He lacked that throughout a clear strategy or policy on virtually everything.

 

ge might get applauded for his tough stance but look behind the action and understand his motives. If he's decided on this because he's seen a few television pictures of distressed Syrians it's hardly a basis to conduct critical foreign policy is it.

a classic flip flop from him.

Given his record thus far he should be made to discuss any moves with both sets of houses first as if he's relying on the bunch of I'll informed p, zero experience idiots he has surrounding him, Bannon,Kushner etc then it's a very slippery slope.

 

telling the media on every icassion he's going to do great things abroad or domestically but he's not going to tell anyone is not what he's been voted in for because you can bet your bottom dollar he has no plans and us making it up as he goes along!

To be fair, a lot of day one promises I think were not believed by intelligent supporters.  A lot of people point to DACA as a promise not kept.  Well, DACA is a DHS memo, not an executive order, so he couldn't dismantle it on day one.

[Inikamoze 86]

I would bet against it.

He basically hijacked the party. Many many people do not stand side by side with his views on a range of subjects and I would be livid if he's what is meant to represent my political affiliation (some all of their lives).

He saw a party in disarray and took full advantage to use it as a conduit to sit in the Oval Office. I'm amazed at how proud so many people are that this man and his character is regarded as the most qualified (in their eyes) to lead the nation.

he wants his place in history whatever the cost. If he makes a few million whilst in office then do much the better. You can bet your life he will rinse every last dime out once he leaves office that is for sure.

 

50 years ago or more if anyone had encouraged Russia to carry out espionage on US citizens he might have been strung up! 

All those supporters who deny how deeply in bed he is with Putin hasn't got the American values to their hearts if you ask me. He's made treasonous comments and maybe worse to follow after the investigations. 

I say to all those people You are the most unpatriotic civilians this nation has ever witnessed.

Edited April 7, 2017 by Inikamoze

[TBoneTX 45,778]

The purpose of this thread is to hear whether Trump supporters would do so again.  Plenty of other threads here in which to bash him.

[Transborderwife 4,666]

Just now, TBoneTX said:

The purpose of this thread is to hear whether Trump supporters would do so again.  Plenty of other threads here in which to bash him.

I was actually about to say that but feared it was overextending and encouraging the "don't post" tos VIO 😳

[TBoneTX 45,778]

Plagiarism, TBW ma'am!  Reported!!!

[TBoneTX 45,778]

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Edited April 7, 2017 by TBoneTX