Trump . . . I actually like him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I like him too, OP. America is a great nation and rather than trying to tear us down and separate us, he's trying to unite us so we can achieve even more.

By unite us you mean “unite white men”?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Totally agree, OP! Many agree, he is at his highest approval in weeks at 54 percent. People like you are liking what they are seeing in this administration.

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-scores-approval-rating-highest-weeks-2080707

Trafalgar! 😆😆

Trend is seen in multiple polls from May and early June. I’m sure you know this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Totally agree, OP! Many agree, he is at his highest approval in weeks at 54 percent. People like you are liking what they are seeing in this administration.

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-scores-approval-rating-highest-weeks-2080707

Trafalgar! 😆😆

Trend is seen in multiple polls from May and early June. I’m sure you know this.

Huh? First of all, Traflagar approval of 54 percent is the same as in Feb so not "his highest" and that poll always skews Trump (also disapproval is 46 percent so higher than it was in Feb on the same poll). One can just as easily looK at Atlas Intel for which those numbers are flipped.

Look at Real Clear Politics for all of the polling data. He is not doing as poorly as he was when he was implementing tariffs more broadly, so his poll numbers got a boost from "TACO-ing" but certainly not an all time high and in aggregate lower than Jan when he took office.

Also if you look at Real Clear Politics and break down polling by issue, other than immigration, he is losing across the board. He can't hang onto immigration forever to boost his polling numbers, esp when his economic policies have thus far been a disaster, not including the "big beautiful bill" that is a fiscal nightmare.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Totally agree, OP! Many agree, he is at his highest approval in weeks at 54 percent. People like you are liking what they are seeing in this administration.

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-scores-approval-rating-highest-weeks-2080707

Trafalgar! 😆😆

Trend is seen in multiple polls from May and early June. I’m sure you know this.

Keep up with your low expectations.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I like him too, OP. America is a great nation and rather than trying to tear us down and separate us, he's trying to unite us so we can achieve even more.

By unite us you mean “unite white men”?

Wake up. More minorities are voting for and approving of Trump than any republican in the past 30 years. You're the racist for assuming that black people will just buy your BS and vote for your side regardless of your inability to deliver on basically anything.

[Anonymous]

OP, I am in agreement. I was pretty skeptical and anxious at first (especially because I was looking at my 401k values dipping precipitously) but I came to realize that I was just being way too impatient. This challenging phase is just part of getting the excess bloat and unnecessary people in this country that was started by Democrats. I am absolutely sure, that in two to three years time, all of us will be cheering on this administration as we enter a new era of prosperity like the times of Regan.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Would you go up to him, hat in hand, tears in your eyes, and say “thank you, sir.”?

Yes! But first i'm saving up to buy a suit.

Gonna be harder to save $$ in the Trump economy. It's been horrible thus far. Higher gas, groceries, sustained high mortgage rates, stagnant stock market, and latest jobs report today was the weakest in two years.

Almost none of what you said is true.

For example: gas prices

This can be good news or bad news. Gasoline prices are based on supply/demand. So is it a good supply?

Or is demand down, which means less transport, economic activity and a lower GDP. I don't know. Time will tell.

[Anonymous]

What’s not to love about a convicted felon, sexual assaulter, twice divorced, porn star paying, charity stealing, corruption loving, bankrupting, failed ‘businessman’ thug who never has a kind or inspiring thing to say or do?

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Anonymous wrote:Someone is finally addressing the border crisis, inflation has stabilized, gas and egg prices are low, and government waste / bloat has finally been recognized as a longstanding problem.

He is infinitely better for the USA than the alternative.

I totally agree OP.
And I think his cabinet is far more competent and willing to do the hard work than anyone in a Biden’s cabinet.

Oh you mean not knowing anything about the constitution or how to not accidentally invite a reporter into your top secret group chat? Oh OK, competent, sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I am in agreement. I was pretty skeptical and anxious at first (especially because I was looking at my 401k values dipping precipitously) but I came to realize that I was just being way too impatient. This challenging phase is just part of getting the excess bloat and unnecessary people in this country that was started by Democrats. I am absolutely sure, that in two to three years time, all of us will be cheering on this administration as we enter a new era of prosperity like the times of Regan.

Please listen hard: you are in a cult. Only people in a cult think they need to suffer for their dear leader who is profiting off of what they’re imposing. I’m sorry you’ve found yourself in this state of mind. Please snap out of it soon so you don’t take down the rest of us with you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like him too, OP. America is a great nation and rather than trying to tear us down and separate us, he's trying to unite us so we can achieve even more.

By unite us you mean “unite white men”?

Wake up. More minorities are voting for and approving of Trump than any republican in the past 30 years. You're the racist for assuming that black people will just buy your BS and vote for your side regardless of your inability to deliver on basically anything.

Black people or minorities? Black people did not vote for, and will never support Trump. A black Pastor led the charge on the Target boycott.

Minorities? Yes, hispanics voted in high numbers for trump. And are steadily being deported.

[Anonymous]

I think people can only like trump if they can’t understand nuance or strategic planning. He uses child like negotiating tactics and they work (at first).
Bullying, saying you can’t play with my toys until you say you are my friend etc work for most kids for a little while. So if you are attracted to immediate results he sounds like a good deal. If you are able to strategically plan however, you see than none of this works long term and you detest him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I am in agreement. I was pretty skeptical and anxious at first (especially because I was looking at my 401k values dipping precipitously) but I came to realize that I was just being way too impatient. This challenging phase is just part of getting the excess bloat and unnecessary people in this country that was started by Democrats. I am absolutely sure, that in two to three years time, all of us will be cheering on this administration as we enter a new era of prosperity like the times of Regan.

You genuinely don't know WTF you're talking about. I'm not even sure if your post is real. It's fluff that ignores real economic policy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, I am in agreement. I was pretty skeptical and anxious at first (especially because I was looking at my 401k values dipping precipitously) but I came to realize that I was just being way too impatient. This challenging phase is just part of getting the excess bloat and unnecessary people in this country that was started by Democrats. I am absolutely sure, that in two to three years time, all of us will be cheering on this administration as we enter a new era of prosperity like the times of Regan.

Please listen hard: you are in a cult. Only people in a cult think they need to suffer for their dear leader who is profiting off of what they’re imposing. I’m sorry you’ve found yourself in this state of mind. Please snap out of it soon so you don’t take down the rest of us with you.

Your concern is noted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would you go up to him, hat in hand, tears in your eyes, and say “thank you, sir.”?

I believe that's "Thank you, Sir, thank you," and you have to mention the tears at least twice.