He’s just trolling at this point. I wasn’t even a HARDCORE Trump guy and liked 3 other candidates way more but I’m just fine with 90% of what he’s doing which is saying a lot since I rarely even like 50% of what a president does.

I know he is lol. It's just plain garbage lies and they don't even believe the crap the say.

Just blind hate / trolling.

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What’s the 90% of things you support Trump doing?

It would be easier to tell you the things I don’t like. Particularly his handling of the Mexico/Canada Border/Trade situation.

However him telling people in roles with no term limit to basically kiss his butt is amazing. The justice system has long been politicized and the audacity of them trying to influence foreign policy now is insane. At which point it’s “F the law”.

Imagine calling yourself American and ALSO supporting a 3rd term, completely against the constitution of America.

your the one supported the 2020 election fraud so dont come at me all high n mighty

Third term is still less time than a lot of Congress and Justices have served. Honestly they need to crack down heavily on term limits for all of these people. Career politicians shouldn’t exist.

I'd be shocked if most voters didn't feel the same way, but political lines have crystallized to the point where Trump is not going to drop below ~40% of the vote. There's an ideological wall that Democrats can't crack because they're captive to their own party base.

Trump's border policy is probably the easiest lay up he can point to as a win. Illegal immigration collapsed in a month of him being in office.

His execution of trade policy is probably the biggest knock as of right now, but he's proposing seismic shifts going against the grain and hurting a lot of people (rich stock holders, business interests, foreign interests, consumer that may see higher prices, etc) all at the same time so i think at least some level of chaffing was expected. It's still too early to call it a success or a failure. We need 1-2 years minimum for this to become crystalized and see where the chips fall. I anticipate trade issue to be largely settled by early-mid 2026 though, there will be pressure from republicans in Congress, they can't afford for this to tip into a recession.

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Apr 22 2025 08:58am