Trumps Cabinet...Whom will he appoint??

[Dddrees]

Still waiting for you to realize your In the minority.

Sounds like we may need to take a vote. Just because most here voted for Trump doesn't mean they are satisfied with the current circus that's taking place.

 

[Trigger Time]

Sounds like we may need to take a vote. Just because most here voted for Trump doesn't mean they are satisfied with the current circus that's taking place.

deNILE isn't just a river it's the Democrat platform

 

[Dddrees]

deNILE isn't just a river it's the Democrat platform

LOL

H***, put it up for a vote then.

Let's see how many here are happy that Trump is such a juvenile and his Administration is such a clusterf***.

 

[Trigger Time]

LOL

H***, put it up for a vote then.

Let's see how many here are happy that Trump is such a juvenile and his Administration is such a clusterf***.

Lol. I don't care what people in the ingo political.section thinks. A lot of these threads have turned into Democrat drum beating sessions. The few of you here have rallied together to bash Trump. It's cute. The majority here I promise you would still vote for him. He has gotten a lot accomplished. You are in deNILE sir. Try not to drown in it. The whole Country elected Trump and would do it again today.

 

[Dddrees]

Lol. I don't care what people in the ingo political.section thinks. A lot of these threads have turned into Democrat drum beating sessions. The few of you here have rallied together to bash Trump. It's cute. The majority here I promise you would still vote for him. He has gotten a lot accomplished. You are in deNILE sir. Try not to drown in it. The whole Country elected Trump and would do it again today.

Sounds to me like a good number of the folks on INGO are republicans. But you think because some now may be unhappy they're really not Republicans but they are Democrats? So do they physically change color from orange (Trump) to blue so we are able to identify them?


i know, this makes no sense does it? Yep, that's exactly what I thought when I just read your comments.

First the whole Country didn't elect Trump as he didn't even win the popular vote. He did however win the electoral vote and that sir is how he won the election. Oh, and by the way his inauguration crowd size was smaller than Obama's. I know this because we have proof and I for one don't believe every silly a** lie Trump tells.

Now as for the drum beat, I can't help you there. I seriously doubt they changed their party affiliation just because they are unhappy with Trump. No I think maybe it's because of what Trump is doing. Maybe you should Twitter Trump and tell him he needs to stop acting like a little 3 yr old and get his house in order. Because if he did so then maybe they wouldn't be so unhappy with him.

 

[PaulF]

Lol. I don't care what people in the ingo political.section thinks. A lot of these threads have turned into Democrat drum beating sessions. The few of you here have rallied together to bash Trump. It's cute. The majority here I promise you would still vote for him. He has gotten a lot accomplished. You are in deNILE sir. Try not to drown in it. The whole Country elected Trump and would do it again today.

When it comes to the election, I disagree. The "whole country" certainly didn't vote for him. He won an Electoral College victory after earning five million fewer votes than his opponent. Trump won with the support of one in three registered voters.

In other words two-thirds of the people eligible to vote chose not to vote for Trump.

He is popular here on INGO, no doubt. I think it is hubris to assume that trend extends to the greater population. Winning the presidency doesn't legitimize Trump in the eyes of the liberals and centrists any more than it did for Obama in the eyes of conservatives. "He was duly elected" only goes so far. Clinton was duly elected, so was Obama. That doesn't mean I have to agree with their agendas, and it certainly doesn't mean I have to feign subservience to their ascendancy.

Trump is your guy? Great...you and I see the world differently. I see Trump as emblematic of a larger, more disturbing trend of executive overreach and government by Cult of Personality. I don't care what ground you claim on the political spectrum, but this path isn't good for individual American Liberty. We are racing to the edge of a precipice, and Trump is as big a leap toward that as any before...bigger maybe. It really isn't a compelling argument that HRC would have taken an even larger leap. We need to stop in our tracks, turn, retreat from this tact. Trump isn't doing anything to stop the ultimate decline of the American experiment, he hastens the end.

My liberties continue to recede under Trump. He gets no quarter from me.

 

[Leadeye]

When it comes to the election, I disagree. The "whole country" certainly didn't vote for him. He won an Electoral College victory after earning five million fewer votes than his opponent. Trump won with the support of one in three registered voters.

In other words two-thirds of the people eligible to vote chose not to vote for Trump.

He is popular here on INGO, no doubt. I think it is hubris to assume that trend extends to the greater population. Winning the presidency doesn't legitimize Trump in the eyes of the liberals and centrists any more than it did for Obama in the eyes of conservatives. "He was duly elected" only goes so far. Clinton was duly elected, so was Obama. That doesn't mean I have to agree with their agendas, and it certainly doesn't mean I have to feign subservience to their ascendancy.

Trump is your guy? Great...you and I see the world differently. I see Trump as emblematic of a larger, more disturbing trend of executive overreach and government by Cult of Personality. I don't care what ground you claim on the political spectrum, but this path isn't good for individual American Liberty. We are racing to the edge of a precipice, and Trump is as big a leap toward that as any before...bigger maybe. It really isn't a compelling argument that HRC would have taken an even larger leap. We need to stop in our tracks, turn, retreat from this tact. Trump isn't doing anything to stop the ultimate decline of the American experiment, he hastens the end.

My liberties continue to recede under Trump. He gets no quarter from me.

Turn things around before they start selling Brawndo.

 

[KLB]

When it comes to the election, I disagree. The "whole country" certainly didn't vote for him. He won an Electoral College victory after earning five million fewer votes than his opponent. Trump won with the support of one in three registered voters.

In other words two-thirds of the people eligible to vote chose not to vote for Trump.

He is popular here on INGO, no doubt. I think it is hubris to assume that trend extends to the greater population. Winning the presidency doesn't legitimize Trump in the eyes of the liberals and centrists any more than it did for Obama in the eyes of conservatives. "He was duly elected" only goes so far. Clinton was duly elected, so was Obama. That doesn't mean I have to agree with their agendas, and it certainly doesn't mean I have to feign subservience to their ascendancy.

Trump is your guy? Great...you and I see the world differently. I see Trump as emblematic of a larger, more disturbing trend of executive overreach and government by Cult of Personality. I don't care what ground you claim on the political spectrum, but this path isn't good for individual American Liberty. We are racing to the edge of a precipice, and Trump is as big a leap toward that as any before...bigger maybe. It really isn't a compelling argument that HRC would have taken an even larger leap. We need to stop in our tracks, turn, retreat from this tact. Trump isn't doing anything to stop the ultimate decline of the American experiment, he hastens the end.

My liberties continue to recede under Trump. He gets no quarter from me.

There does seem to be one good thing coming from Trump in this regard, congress seems to be a little more willing to push back against executive power grabs.

Clinton would have hastened the rush towards a progressive state more than Trump.

 

[Dddrees]

There does seem to be one good thing coming from Trump in this regard, congress seems to be a little more willing to push back against executive power grabs.

Clinton would have hastened the rush towards a progressive state more than Trump.

Yep, kinda makes you wonder how much Congress will eventually take away from Trump,

 

[T.Lex]

I'm sorry. A constitutional crisis is tough enough, I'm dreading what it will be like with a novice politician, professional BS artist leading the executive branch.

 

[Dddrees]

I'm sorry. A constitutional crisis is tough enough, I'm dreading what it will be like with a novice politician, professional BS artist leading the executive branch.

Can it really get any worse? Wait, this is Trump it most certainly will get worse. But hey, that's the main issue to begin with. Trump is a catastrophe and we all be much better off the sooner he's gone.

 

[T.Lex]

Sessions may have earned a reprieve. BBC reporting that 4 people are being charged for leaking material to the press.

 

[Dddrees]

Sessions may have earned a reprieve. BBC reporting that 4 people are being charged for leaking material to the press.

He actually came out and threatened the media as well. That boarders on the government being a bit overzealous to say the least.

However at this point I would agree that the leak on those two conversations between two foreign leaders and the President has to stop.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Sessions may have earned a reprieve. BBC reporting that 4 people are being charged for leaking material to the press.

He said the suspects stood accused of unlawfully divulging classified information or concealing contacts with foreign intelligence officers.America's top prosecutor said the administration has tripled the number of active leak probes since January.

US attorney general says four charged in crackdown on leaks - BBC News

 

[Kutnupe14]

Oh the irony

 

[Dddrees]

Just realized Trump hasn't replaced his Communications Director yet.

Do you think there is anyway he can blame the Democrats for this one?

 

[Dddrees]

White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon is now out.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/18/us/politics/steve-bannon-trump-white-house.html

 

[foszoe]

White House Chief Strategist Chief Strategist is now out.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/18/us/politics/steve-bannon-trump-white-house.html

Been hoping for that one since the inaugural

 

[Dddrees]

Been hoping for that one since the inaugural

Personally never thought the association was a good thing in the first place.

 

[Trigger Time]

Personally never thought the association was a good thing in the first place.

Well yeah because that's what the left told you