January 20Jan 20 Just now, Tnt4philly said: The cult is easily swayed by his flip flopping. The rest of us remember when he spearheaded the effort to ban tik-tok. Yep, that would have been a bad idea. He made the right and popular choice. Well played. Libtards seething.
January 20Jan 20 6 minutes ago, Kz! said: Yep, that would have been a bad idea. He made the right and popular choice. Well played. Libtards seething. So is China still spying on us or did someone just give Trump enough money to look the other way?
January 20Jan 20 4 minutes ago, Dave Moss said: So is China still spying on us or did someone just give Trump enough money to look the other way? Yep, China now knows that I like dog videos and have a really bad slice off the tee. It's terrifying, sometimes I can't sleep thinking about it.
January 20Jan 20 2 minutes ago, Kz! said: Yep, China now knows that I like dog videos and have a really bad slice off the tee. It's terrifying, sometimes I can't sleep thinking about it. Wasn't that the reason Trump kept giving for banning it???
January 20Jan 20 32 minutes ago, Kz! said: Yep, that would have been a bad idea. He made the right and popular choice. Well played. Libtards seething. Seething? 😂 I am pretty much again all bans regardless of who implements them, or who they target. I am happy he changed his tune, but I’m not going pretend his flip flop makes him some sort of saint.
January 20Jan 20 2 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said: Seething? 😂 I am pretty much again all bans regardless of who implements them, or who they target. I am happy he changed his tune, but I’m not going pretend his flip flop makes him some sort of saint. Oh, glad you're happy Trump reversed the dem TikTok ban.
January 20Jan 20 25 minutes ago, Kz! said: China now knows that I like dog videos This is a good thing and makes you less of a POS, assuming they are cool dog videos, and not Noem’s greatest hits. 😎
January 20Jan 20 Before he’s sworn in, Trump is already breaking campaign promises Ordinarily, presidents have to wait until they’re in the Oval Office before they start breaking campaign promises. Donald Trump, however, got the ball rolling before Inauguration Day. As a candidate, for example, the Republican promised to lower grocery prices. As a president-elect, he said that it’d be "very hard” to lower grocery prices and that he’s no longer sure whether he’ll be able to achieve the goal. As a candidate, Trump also said Elon Musk would uncover ways to cut "at least $2 trillion” from the federal budget. As a president-elect, he saw his GOP megadonor tell the public that the $2 trillion figure was more of a "best-case outcome” than a realistic goal, adding that there might still be a "good shot” at achieving half of the incoming president’s goal. Perhaps most important of all was Trump’s election season declaration that if voters backed him, he’d successfully broker an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. This would happen, the Republican boasted, during his transition period and "within 24 hours.” He even repeated the vow during his presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, assuring Americans that "I will get it settled before I even become president.” As NBC News reported, Trump failed. On the campaign trail, Donald Trump vowed to quickly end the war in Ukraine. He’d do it in "24 hours” after taking the oath, he said, or even before his inauguration. But as he prepares to return to the White House, it’s clear that promise will go unfulfilled. Nearly three years after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, there’s no end in sight to the war, Europe’s worst since World War II. The New York Times published a related analysis, noting that Trump "not only has failed to keep his promise; he has also made no known serious effort to resolve the war since his election in November.” In other words, the president-elect didn’t even try to keep his promise. What’s more, it’s important to appreciate the fact that this wasn’t just some random line that Trump blurted out once or twice by accident. On the contrary, a tally published by NOTUS found that Trump, ahead of Election Day, told voters 33 times that he’d end the devastating conflict within one day, routinely adding that this would happen before his second term began. A Reuters report recently added that the president-elect’s team now concedes "that the Ukraine war will take months or even longer to resolve, a sharp reality check on his biggest foreign policy promise.” Unfortunately for the Republican, he has a long record of falling for short of his promises. As the aforementioned Times analysis noted, Trump "did not ... fully build his much-heralded border wall, much less force Mexico to pay for it. He did not wipe out the federal budget deficit or shrink the national trade deficit. He did not forge a permanent peace between Israel and the Palestinians, which he said would be ‘not as difficult as people have thought over the years.‘ He did not repeal and replace Obamacare. He did not boost economic growth to ‘4, 5 and even 6 percent.’” Evidently, as Trump’s campaign season rhetoric crashes into reality, Americans can expect more of the same in his second term.
January 20Jan 20 7 minutes ago, mr_hunt said: Before he’s sworn in, Trump is already breaking campaign promises Ordinarily, presidents have to wait until they’re in the Oval Office before they start breaking campaign promises. Donald Trump, however, got the ball rolling before Inauguration Day. As a candidate, for example, the Republican promised to lower grocery prices. As a president-elect, he said that it’d be "very hard” to lower grocery prices and that he’s no longer sure whether he’ll be able to achieve the goal. I like how this one is written with the first criticism being that he won't completely reverse inflation.
January 20Jan 20 1 minute ago, Mike030270 said: Lol that didn't last long Classy by maga Oh no, the devil and a serial child molester got booed? What's the world coming to?
January 20Jan 20 5 minutes ago, Kz! said: Oh no, the devil and a serial child molester got booed? What's the world coming to? Vivek is a child molester? Weren't you going to vote for him?
January 20Jan 20 1 hour ago, Kz! said: Paul and Deagle proving how cool they are for waiting 45 minutes after the Eagles game is over to post about politics rather than doing it on a commercial break. 45 minutes? You guys can idolize politicians while "enjoying" the most important Eagles game of the year. I'll pass.
January 20Jan 20 2 minutes ago, DiPros said: Horrendous speech!! When did we lose our democracy? F head the hell are you watching that nonsense for?
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