HRC voter, and I wanted Trump to succeed after the election. He's here, and if her does the job well, we all win. But his transition has been a disaster, his main focus seems to be calling out "enemies" on Twitter, and Russia. So, that didn't last long.

What would it take for me to give him a third chance? Delete the damn twitter account, start acting like an adult President, rather than a toddler, and mostly, make good on his election night pledge to work hard for ALL AMERICANS, not just the ones who voted for him. If I felt he was making an effort to be a good president for me, and all Americans, rather than tweeting I'm an enemy and reveling in the politics of hatred and division,, I would try (again) to give him a chance to succeed.

Which is more than most Rs did for Obama

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Let's see how Trump compares to this

Oh, Trump is already taking credit for the green column.

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Anonymous wrote:If you support Trump what would it take for you to stop?
I'm not saying rid us of all republicans. Just curious to know what is needed to show you he is woefully unfit for this job and will be a detriment to our republic?
I do not like Pence. Do not agree with what I've heard he stands for... But there is reasoning to his conclusions (partisan, philosophical, or self serving).
I'm convinced Trump is a nut job. But what would it take you, Trump supporter, to conclude its time for him to be replaced?

Even if this is the case, what do you expect the general public to do (and I'm including disillusioned Republicans in this)? Stage a march demanding that he be impeached?

Get the picture?

We still live in a democratic country, PP, last I checked, we have options

PPP, You can get in touch with your representatives and let them know what you think.
They represent you, not the party not Trump.
@IndivisibleGuide @Flippable

Let's see how Trump compares to this

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Anonymous wrote:I will evaluate after his first 100 days in office and get back to you. Okay, Skippy?

+1
Not a yuuuuuge Trump fan, but I did vote for him and I'm willing to give him a chance to do his job. Wishing him to fail is simply wishing the United States to fail, and I certainly don't want that. Do you, OP?

Did you wish for Pres. Obama to be successful? Did Donald Trump? Did Republicans in Congress?

Obama lack intellectual ability to be successful. He was his worst enemy. That and he surrounded himself with abject morons. Let's not forget that he sold American taxpayers out to health insurance companies with his flagship legislation, Obamacare, that has been listing since the day it became law. However, Obama has assured health insurance companies that American taxpayers will bail them out if their profit margins shrink.

The irony

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Anonymous wrote:If you support Trump what would it take for you to stop?
I'm not saying rid us of all republicans. Just curious to know what is needed to show you he is woefully unfit for this job and will be a detriment to our republic?
I do not like Pence. Do not agree with what I've heard he stands for... But there is reasoning to his conclusions (partisan, philosophical, or self serving).
I'm convinced Trump is a nut job. But what would it take you, Trump supporter, to conclude its time for him to be replaced?

Even if this is the case, what do you expect the general public to do (and I'm including disillusioned Republicans in this)? Stage a march demanding that he be impeached?

Get the picture?

We still live in a democratic country, PP, last I checked, we have options

Anonymous wrote:If you support Trump what would it take for you to stop?
I'm not saying rid us of all republicans. Just curious to know what is needed to show you he is woefully unfit for this job and will be a detriment to our republic?
I do not like Pence. Do not agree with what I've heard he stands for... But there is reasoning to his conclusions (partisan, philosophical, or self serving).
I'm convinced Trump is a nut job. But what would it take you, Trump supporter, to conclude its time for him to be replaced?

Even if this is the case, what do you expect the general public to do (and I'm including disillusioned Republicans in this)? Stage a march demanding that he be impeached?

Get the picture?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support Trump what would it take for you to stop?
I'm not saying rid us of all republicans. Just curious to know what is needed to show you he is woefully unfit for this job and will be a detriment to our republic?
I do not like Pence. Do not agree with what I've heard he stands for... But there is reasoning to his conclusions (partisan, philosophical, or self serving).
I'm convinced Trump is a nut job. But what would it take you, Trump supporter, to conclude its time for him to be replaced?

When liberals stop insulting conservatives as a collective group. That I'm not bullied or censored for being conservative.

Golly, the reverse never happens. Not once.

Anonymous wrote:If you support Trump what would it take for you to stop?
I'm not saying rid us of all republicans. Just curious to know what is needed to show you he is woefully unfit for this job and will be a detriment to our republic?
I do not like Pence. Do not agree with what I've heard he stands for... But there is reasoning to his conclusions (partisan, philosophical, or self serving).
I'm convinced Trump is a nut job. But what would it take you, Trump supporter, to conclude its time for him to be replaced?

When liberals stop insulting conservatives as a collective group. That I'm not bullied or censored for being conservative.

Wishing him to fail is simply wishing the United States to fail, and I certainly don't want that. Do you, OP?

I sure did!
Signed,
M. McConnell
J. Boehner

Obama lacked intellectual ability. That right there basically invalidated anything you said after it.

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Anonymous wrote:I will evaluate after his first 100 days in office and get back to you. Okay, Skippy?

+1
Not a yuuuuuge Trump fan, but I did vote for him and I'm willing to give him a chance to do his job. Wishing him to fail is simply wishing the United States to fail, and I certainly don't want that. Do you, OP?

Did you wish for Pres. Obama to be successful? Did Donald Trump? Did Republicans in Congress?

Obama lack intellectual ability to be successful. He was his worst enemy. That and he surrounded himself with abject morons. Let's not forget that he sold American taxpayers out to health insurance companies with his flagship legislation, Obamacare, that has been listing since the day it became law. However, Obama has assured health insurance companies that American taxpayers will bail them out if their profit margins shrink.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I will evaluate after his first 100 days in office and get back to you. Okay, Skippy?

+1
Not a yuuuuuge Trump fan, but I did vote for him and I'm willing to give him a chance to do his job. Wishing him to fail is simply wishing the United States to fail, and I certainly don't want that. Do you, OP?

I always assume these 'give him a chance" people have been in a coma since November 9. It's the only explanation

Well, you know what they say about those who assume. Kind of proved the point, in fact.

Mmhmm. Ok then, you give him a chance. Let us know in about a year how that works for you .

NP. What other choice is there??

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I will evaluate after his first 100 days in office and get back to you. Okay, Skippy?

+1
Not a yuuuuuge Trump fan, but I did vote for him and I'm willing to give him a chance to do his job. Wishing him to fail is simply wishing the United States to fail, and I certainly don't want that. Do you, OP?

Did you wish for Pres. Obama to be successful? Did Donald Trump? Did Republicans in Congress?