All of the things I mentioned are perfectly and in fact quite easily achievable objectives. It's therefore a matter of political will, nothing else. Corrupt, out of touch, beholden to special interests Hillary does not have it, Trump does.
I guess if Trump abolishes the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the Supreme Court, he can accomplish whatever he wants, he can have a triumph of his will. however, Trump cant do any of those things, unless Congress and the Supreme Court give their approval.
Yawn. not this childish nonsense again. Are you seriously suggesting we should support the democrats because they have absolutely no ideas for the country and thus won't have to push them through congress? LOL what a pathetic, desperate argument. In reality, if Bush could push through his war and prescription drug bill and Obama his Obamacare and the Iran nuclear deal (all extremely unpopular bills in the country and in the congress), I bet Trump will be able to achieve at least some part of his agenda - enforce immigration laws and renegotiate trade agreements.
tell me how Trump can bring back manufacturing jobs. I want details. how will Trump convince Mexico and Canada to renegotiate NAFTA? how will Trump convince China to accept a lower interest rate on their Treasuries? how is he gonna do these things? just by his sheer will?
LOL, didn't I make myself clear in my previous post: -best business minds will determine the most effective combination of incentives and penalties that would encourage manufacturing in the US -best immigration lawyers and law enforcement minds will figure out the most effective resolution of the illegal immigration crisis -best negotiators, lawyers, smartest american businessmen will find a way to "convince" China to make the trade deal mutually beneficial Too bad the democrats have no vision, no plans, no ideas, no platform.. beyond race baiting and smear campaign of course.
We have an enormous amount of leverage over China. We are still the only economic superpower and one of two biggest by far consumer markets on the planet.It will be quite possible to find a reasonable middle ground profitable for both states.
we have ZERO leverage over them. THEY have leverage over us. they own almost $1 trillion of our debt.
'If you owe your bank a hundred pounds, you have a problem. But if you owe a million, it has.' Typical defeatist liberal attitude though, no surprises. They need us an order of magnitude more than we need them. The low quality crap they manufacture can be manufactured anywhere, in the US, in Russia, in Asia, in Africa, South America.... The US and Europe are the only markets where they can sell their garbage. PS Thanks Obama for doubling our national debt btw
The Republican House approved our debt increase 6 years in a row. And Trump will add $10 trillion to our debt, if not more.
Democrats don't need to be in the White House if after 8 years all they have is zero accomplishments, $10 trillion of extra debt and a bunch of excuses. The buck never stops at their desk. You're funny, 3 posts ago you were claiming that Trump had no detailed plans or policies, now all of a sudden you have an exact price tag on his [non-existent] plans and policies.... By the way, did you get the number from the same 'experts' who told you that Trump would not be nominee and that Brexit would collapse the stock market? LOL
again, I can name many great thing Obama and the Democrats have done over the last 8 years. im quoting financial experts and magazines
I sincerely doubt it. Obamacare - disaster falling apart in front of our eyes, the Iran deal - a license for Iran to go nuclear in 15 years or less. Anything else? Yep, same ones you were quoting a few weeks ago when they prophesied an immediate collapse of stock markets after the Brexit vote? And that embarrassment hasn't made you any less gullible and you're still quoting the same cretins. Sad.
To stop excessive and illegal immigration all he has to do is enforce the law. He can and will do that. .
Seems I remember obama telling the Russian ambassador that he could be more flexible for Russia once his election was over. And Hillary with that dumb reset button.
Trump's relationship with Vladimir Putin is a big, big deal - not just a big deal in the way we toss around the phrase in politics but a big deal in terms of our future, our safety, our children's safety. A MUST READ: http://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/what-this-is-really-about
The reality tv performer fawns over the Russian autocrat and begs him for help against Clinton, but he should be more careful. Putin is short. The prickly entertainer's need to lash out at anyone who criticizes him has just resulted in his hysterical denunciation of "Little Michael Bloomberg" whose final term as mayor was "a disaster!" (In 2012, Casino Boy had praised Bloomberg's running of NYC: "That's leadership!") And who can forget the self-consciously small-handed self-promoter's pathetic sniveling about "Little Marco!" Rubio? Putin is short - and is not vulnerable to emotional tantrumps. His revenge takes a colder, calculated approach. Pooty-Poot might well cut Bankruptcy Boy down to size by giving the American electorate a look at his tax returns. - not that I would ever encourage foreign espionage directed at Americans.
