POTUS Truth Social Post

truck
Posts
3836
Joined
6/10/2015
Location
Louisville, KY, USA
Fantasy
2/9/2026 7:25pm
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the other party that has gone wildly left. In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago. What you're seeing is conservatives waking up to this reality. They aren't going left, they're just lost since the party that used to represent the right has been totally captured by Trump and his disciples. 

7
2
Spooner
Posts
2465
Joined
1/8/2011
Location
Kansas City, MO, USA
2/9/2026 7:46pm
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

truck wrote:
Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the...

Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the other party that has gone wildly left. In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago. What you're seeing is conservatives waking up to this reality. They aren't going left, they're just lost since the party that used to represent the right has been totally captured by Trump and his disciples. 

Yeah I thought about that too and you’re probably right. I think most people are pretty close to the middle but lean one way or another. 

4
1
2/9/2026 8:26pm
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

truck wrote:
Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the...

Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the other party that has gone wildly left. In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago. What you're seeing is conservatives waking up to this reality. They aren't going left, they're just lost since the party that used to represent the right has been totally captured by Trump and his disciples. 

"In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago."

How so? Limited government? Can you name another President that "shrank" the government? Fought for rule of law? Promoted traditional values? What is he doing that's not conservative?

Rush Limbaugh used to say "always vote for the most conservative option."

 

12
truck
Posts
3836
Joined
6/10/2015
Location
Louisville, KY, USA
Fantasy
2/9/2026 9:12pm Edited Date/Time 2/9/2026 9:17pm
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

truck wrote:
Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the...

Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the other party that has gone wildly left. In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago. What you're seeing is conservatives waking up to this reality. They aren't going left, they're just lost since the party that used to represent the right has been totally captured by Trump and his disciples. 

ToolMaker wrote:
"In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago."How so? Limited government? Can you name another...

"In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago."

How so? Limited government? Can you name another President that "shrank" the government? Fought for rule of law? Promoted traditional values? What is he doing that's not conservative?

Rush Limbaugh used to say "always vote for the most conservative option."

 

Limited government, reducing debt, and social issues like abortion and family values were the entire party platform when Bush ran, and Trump has removed all of these things from the party platform. Doesn't even pretend to care about them anymore. 

And Bill Clinton would be the last president to shrink the government. Reduced federal workforce, deficit, spending as % of GDP..... also passed crime bill and saw violent crime decrease a ton during his presidency.... passed bipartisan welfare reform..... didn't get us into any wars.... maybe he should run for a third term.

NationalDebt 2025-June-6 v01 KA 1749245291019 hpEmbed 1x1
4
1

The Shop

oldman59
Posts
256
Joined
3/25/2019
Location
Kingwood, TX, USA
2/9/2026 9:34pm
soggy wrote:

If you say it enough it becomes the truth is trumps entire platform dude. 

You mean like being called a white supremacist, nazi, homophobe, cracker, mayonnaise, etc.?

2
JM485
Posts
5808
Joined
10/1/2013
Location
Davis, CA, USA
2/9/2026 10:19pm
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

It’s probably because Trump and the republicans have now shown themselves to be everything but conservative.  Under their leadership we’ve gotten more bloated spending bills, more foreign “aid”, expansion of government oversight, increased debt, and very little if any meaningful cuts to government spending.  Clearly there isn’t a truly conservative option in the two party system, and a lot of us who voted for those things but got the exact opposite have had about enough at this point.  I’d be shocked if I ever vote for either party again, or even bother voting at all, you get the same outcome no matter who’s in charge.  

10
1
2/10/2026 12:39am Edited Date/Time 2/10/2026 12:42am
sumdood wrote:
We're well on the way to our future...🙄 I miss the times when the only time we saw or heard from the president was the state...

We're well on the way to our future...🙄 I miss the times when the only time we saw or heard from the president was the state of the union speeches once or twice a year.  The childness of our "Leaders" has been on the decline for awhile. DJT is taking it to a whole new level. I voted for him (like we had a real choice) but goddamn this shit has gotten ridiculous. It's like they're 9 years old. We deserve better.  This coming from a Trump supporter, can you not just do your job and stfu on social media.  God help us 

IDIOCRACY 0.jpg?VersionId=mpjqT2UZo2dmJA1ixDpQZ QBlk

I'm surprised there hasn't been a mention about the UFC being held at The White House this year.

I only quoted you because of the Idiocracy pic... And I enjoy watching combat sports including UFC.

EDIT: They've been advertising the new 'The Running Man' movie too.🙃😁

LoudLove
Posts
2920
Joined
7/16/2010
Location
USA
2/10/2026 3:45am
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

truck wrote:
Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the...

Rejecting Trump is not a right or left issue. There is nothing about the guy that's classically "right" he is just to the right of the other party that has gone wildly left. In practice he's done almost nothing that would be considered in line with conservative values of 20 years ago. What you're seeing is conservatives waking up to this reality. They aren't going left, they're just lost since the party that used to represent the right has been totally captured by Trump and his disciples. 

Exactly. The Republican Party was formerly a serious party run by serious people.  Now it’s led by game show hosts and podcasters.  The veneer is wearing off. 

15
2
Joey Bridges
Posts
9737
Joined
1/19/2022
Location
Kingston, TN, USA
2/10/2026 4:08am
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

Actually it seems like a recent bunch has come in posting up the same whining TDS bullshit over and over and over in every damn thread.

Like I said, just like a car alarm in a parking lot. It's relentless noise.

Yeah you hear it, but nobody cares. 

1
14
MXMattii
Posts
5102
Joined
3/6/2010
Location
BE
2/10/2026 4:11am

Can anyone explain this tantrum?

 

1
3
MXMattii
Posts
5102
Joined
3/6/2010
Location
BE
2/10/2026 4:31am
Bingo !!!Been saying that since his previous term. Over the top bombastic. But the only one who isn't up their grabbing ever dollar, and vestige of power they...

Bingo !!!

Been saying that since his previous term. 

Over the top bombastic. 

But the only one who isn't up their grabbing ever dollar, and vestige of power they can get their grubby hands on. 

$4 billion. That is how much Trump and his family have made by this point in his second term. Almost $4 billion, and almost all of it made this past year.

You must be a troll, blinded by adoration for Trump or, with all due respect, plain stupid!

7
3
2/10/2026 4:33am

I feel like you’d need to have a picture drawn with crayons but I would be too worried you would eat them. 🧀 

1
Gworm
Posts
2798
Joined
4/5/2017
Location
Monett, MO, USA
2/10/2026 4:51am
LoudLove wrote:
I very much agree that Trump has delivered on multiple fronts. We just have different levels of acceptable behavior. I cannot ask my children to be...

I very much agree that Trump has delivered on multiple fronts. We just have different levels of acceptable behavior. I cannot ask my children to be kind, courteous, and respectful while simultaneously supporting Trump, because for me the policies and the person are a package deal.

I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would you want your children to emulate?  

Sadly, we seem to always have to chose the lessor of two evils. 

And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been. 

1
9
Freddy99
Posts
341
Joined
1/31/2014
Location
Wilder, KY, USA
2/10/2026 5:05am
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

give it another year or so and you won't be able to find anyone that voted for trump 

2
3
Freddy99
Posts
341
Joined
1/31/2014
Location
Wilder, KY, USA
2/10/2026 5:07am
MXMattii wrote:

Can anyone explain this tantrum?

 

image 2599.png?VersionId=xOS.cUD45JkbMAS9UItc

 

...."And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been."

 

first thing that came to my mind as well.  imagine being that dumb lmao. 

5
5
bodycast
Posts
370
Joined
1/18/2020
Location
Monroe, NC, USA
2/10/2026 5:10am
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

I don't think its a shift left.  I think Trump is going off the rails and also covering up some heinous shit in those files.

14
4
LoudLove
Posts
2920
Joined
7/16/2010
Location
USA
2/10/2026 5:15am
LoudLove wrote:
I very much agree that Trump has delivered on multiple fronts. We just have different levels of acceptable behavior. I cannot ask my children to be...

I very much agree that Trump has delivered on multiple fronts. We just have different levels of acceptable behavior. I cannot ask my children to be kind, courteous, and respectful while simultaneously supporting Trump, because for me the policies and the person are a package deal.

Gworm wrote:
I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would...

I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would you want your children to emulate?  

Sadly, we seem to always have to chose the lessor of two evils. 

And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been. 

The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us that Trump fails to clear. For me the tone was set by mocking a journalist’s physical disability.  I hoped it was a temporary loss of reason, as it was a cowardly act. No such luck, and Trump has only continued to double down since. 

9
1
JAFO92
Posts
5716
Joined
3/21/2016
Location
BFE, TX, USA
2/10/2026 5:23am
Freddy99 wrote:

give it another year or so and you won't be able to find anyone that voted for trump 

Wanna put real money down on that prediction?

6
2
LoudLove
Posts
2920
Joined
7/16/2010
Location
USA
2/10/2026 6:00am
Freddy99 wrote:

give it another year or so and you won't be able to find anyone that voted for trump 

JAFO92 wrote:

Wanna put real money down on that prediction?

Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!

I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics. We still support the same policies but his administration gets distracted by the latest flashy object.  I care about taxes, interest rates, national debt, and staying out of meaningless international campaigns (Greenland?  Seriously?). ICE, Epstein, and the Olympics play a much smaller role and have little real-world consequences for 300M of us.  Focus on the job, brah.

5
3
Gworm
Posts
2798
Joined
4/5/2017
Location
Monett, MO, USA
2/10/2026 6:05am
MXMattii wrote:

Can anyone explain this tantrum?

 

Freddy99 wrote:
 ...."And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been." first thing that came to my mind as well.  imagine being...
image 2599.png?VersionId=xOS.cUD45JkbMAS9UItc

 

...."And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been."

 

first thing that came to my mind as well.  imagine being that dumb lmao. 

Coming from you, that’s a badge of honor I’ll wear proudly. 

1
4
Kenny Banyan
Posts
4552
Joined
6/2/2024
Location
Seattle, WA, USA
2/10/2026 6:38am
MXMattii wrote:

Can anyone explain this tantrum?

 

It’s The Donalds way of saying…….

 “AMERICA FIRST!”

1
4
Kenny Banyan
Posts
4552
Joined
6/2/2024
Location
Seattle, WA, USA
2/10/2026 6:45am
Spooner wrote:
Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if...

Is it just me or is this board starting to shift left?  A year ago it was all supporting trump but the last few months if you go by up and down votes it sure seems to have swung the other way.  I know when I talk to a lot of my friends who did vote for him they are now saying they regret their decision.  Even more so if they deal with importing products.

I don’t think so. It’s new players coming in saying the same things, not realizing it’s already been said a 100 times before. Personally, I’m just tired of it all. 

6
Gworm
Posts
2798
Joined
4/5/2017
Location
Monett, MO, USA
2/10/2026 6:52am
LoudLove wrote:
I very much agree that Trump has delivered on multiple fronts. We just have different levels of acceptable behavior. I cannot ask my children to be...

I very much agree that Trump has delivered on multiple fronts. We just have different levels of acceptable behavior. I cannot ask my children to be kind, courteous, and respectful while simultaneously supporting Trump, because for me the policies and the person are a package deal.

Gworm wrote:
I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would...

I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would you want your children to emulate?  

Sadly, we seem to always have to chose the lessor of two evils. 

And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been. 

LoudLove wrote:
The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us...

The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us that Trump fails to clear. For me the tone was set by mocking a journalist’s physical disability.  I hoped it was a temporary loss of reason, as it was a cowardly act. No such luck, and Trump has only continued to double down since. 

I’ve said before, he’s a buffoon. 

But, would you honestly rather have Kamala?

1
JAFO92
Posts
5716
Joined
3/21/2016
Location
BFE, TX, USA
2/10/2026 7:05am
LoudLove wrote:
Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics...

Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!

I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics. We still support the same policies but his administration gets distracted by the latest flashy object.  I care about taxes, interest rates, national debt, and staying out of meaningless international campaigns (Greenland?  Seriously?). ICE, Epstein, and the Olympics play a much smaller role and have little real-world consequences for 300M of us.  Focus on the job, brah.

Cant blame a fella for trying. 😁

You are 100% correct.  Trumps antics are really bad right now.  To say otherwise is not being honest.

Im trying to follow the Kevin O'leary's "signal-to-noise" approach to all politicians these days.

 

2
2
soggy
Posts
8800
Joined
12/3/2018
Location
USA
2/10/2026 7:28am
Gworm wrote:
I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would...

I actually agree to a point. And Trump is more out in the open with his crudeness, but which President, besides Reagan, in our lifetime would you want your children to emulate?  

Sadly, we seem to always have to chose the lessor of two evils. 

And Trump is much better for the country than Joe was, and Kamala would have been. 

LoudLove wrote:
The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us...

The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us that Trump fails to clear. For me the tone was set by mocking a journalist’s physical disability.  I hoped it was a temporary loss of reason, as it was a cowardly act. No such luck, and Trump has only continued to double down since. 

Gworm wrote:

I’ve said before, he’s a buffoon. 

But, would you honestly rather have Kamala?

I didn’t cast a vote in the last election. But given a choice of Americans having their civil rights violated by federal agents. Ousting a dictator for show while pardoning a convicted drug trafficker because he said nice things about Trump, directing the DOJ to cover up Trumps involvement in Epstein, and having every NATO country question if we can be trusted yea I would choose the other option. 

9
6
2/10/2026 7:28am
LoudLove wrote:
Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics...

Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!

I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics. We still support the same policies but his administration gets distracted by the latest flashy object.  I care about taxes, interest rates, national debt, and staying out of meaningless international campaigns (Greenland?  Seriously?). ICE, Epstein, and the Olympics play a much smaller role and have little real-world consequences for 300M of us.  Focus on the job, brah.

So, how about we compartmentalize each issue. And start with you don't like the person Trump so that's off the table.

Interest rates? Who sets those? DT or JP? And who was/is fighting for lower rates? And who lied to us about "recession" or lowered rates when Biden was president and conditions per their structure didn't justify the lowering of rates. But under DJT would not lower rates claiming we didn't know what tariffs would do. And in hind sight tariffs are not driving prices up. Yes specific things but not every day items.

Taxes? Most people will pay less taxes because of the Trump agenda. But under President Kamala, we would have paid more because Trump 1.0 tax rates would have expired.

Foreign affairs? You think a nuclear Iran is a good thing? What President had the clout to actually do the right thing? Did it start a war? No, because it was done the right way. What about Venezuela? His justified actions there have taken us out from under the thumb of OPEC. OPEC was one of the few things the US had no control over. Now, their power is limited. 

National debt? With such a narrow margin in the house, it's very hard to significantly change spending which is where spending originates. But as all the investments in the US develop, revenue will soar, factories don't get built overnight. New good paying jobs, a new strong middle class.

Greenland? It's been several president's that have expressed wanting Greenland but Trump actually was the only one do have success. You may not like his methods because you are so used to "the way we do things" (=not actually doing anything) the it bothers you. But doing things the same way have not been good for us as a country.

So you may not like the person Trump, but you cannot with any honesty say President Trump is bad.

We disagree on a lot of things, I very much respect our conversations brother.

TM

4
19
soggy
Posts
8800
Joined
12/3/2018
Location
USA
2/10/2026 7:33am
LoudLove wrote:
Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics...

Yeah, not sure that’s a bet worth taking. Considering you can control the outcome, Mr. Panther!

I think most of us are simply exhausted by Trump’s antics. We still support the same policies but his administration gets distracted by the latest flashy object.  I care about taxes, interest rates, national debt, and staying out of meaningless international campaigns (Greenland?  Seriously?). ICE, Epstein, and the Olympics play a much smaller role and have little real-world consequences for 300M of us.  Focus on the job, brah.

ToolMaker wrote:
So, how about we compartmentalize each issue. And start with you don't like the person Trump so that's off the table.Interest rates? Who sets those? DT...

So, how about we compartmentalize each issue. And start with you don't like the person Trump so that's off the table.

Interest rates? Who sets those? DT or JP? And who was/is fighting for lower rates? And who lied to us about "recession" or lowered rates when Biden was president and conditions per their structure didn't justify the lowering of rates. But under DJT would not lower rates claiming we didn't know what tariffs would do. And in hind sight tariffs are not driving prices up. Yes specific things but not every day items.

Taxes? Most people will pay less taxes because of the Trump agenda. But under President Kamala, we would have paid more because Trump 1.0 tax rates would have expired.

Foreign affairs? You think a nuclear Iran is a good thing? What President had the clout to actually do the right thing? Did it start a war? No, because it was done the right way. What about Venezuela? His justified actions there have taken us out from under the thumb of OPEC. OPEC was one of the few things the US had no control over. Now, their power is limited. 

National debt? With such a narrow margin in the house, it's very hard to significantly change spending which is where spending originates. But as all the investments in the US develop, revenue will soar, factories don't get built overnight. New good paying jobs, a new strong middle class.

Greenland? It's been several president's that have expressed wanting Greenland but Trump actually was the only one do have success. You may not like his methods because you are so used to "the way we do things" (=not actually doing anything) the it bothers you. But doing things the same way have not been good for us as a country.

So you may not like the person Trump, but you cannot with any honesty say President Trump is bad.

We disagree on a lot of things, I very much respect our conversations brother.

TM

You have some points that may prove to be true but the problem is trump did everything by EO so next president that comes in can undo everything in ten minutes. Companies know this and know they can just wait out Trump.

4
1
Gworm
Posts
2798
Joined
4/5/2017
Location
Monett, MO, USA
2/10/2026 7:56am
LoudLove wrote:
The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us...

The “lesser of two evils” argument is understandable, and many elections have boiled down to that very point. But there’s a bar for many of us that Trump fails to clear. For me the tone was set by mocking a journalist’s physical disability.  I hoped it was a temporary loss of reason, as it was a cowardly act. No such luck, and Trump has only continued to double down since. 

Gworm wrote:

I’ve said before, he’s a buffoon. 

But, would you honestly rather have Kamala?

soggy wrote:
I didn’t cast a vote in the last election. But given a choice of Americans having their civil rights violated by federal agents. Ousting a dictator...

I didn’t cast a vote in the last election. But given a choice of Americans having their civil rights violated by federal agents. Ousting a dictator for show while pardoning a convicted drug trafficker because he said nice things about Trump, directing the DOJ to cover up Trumps involvement in Epstein, and having every NATO country question if we can be trusted yea I would choose the other option. 

You are being honest. 
I respect that. But I don’t agree. 

Gworm
Posts
2798
Joined
4/5/2017
Location
Monett, MO, USA
2/10/2026 8:05am
soggy wrote:
You have some points that may prove to be true but the problem is trump did everything by EO so next president that comes in can...

You have some points that may prove to be true but the problem is trump did everything by EO so next president that comes in can undo everything in ten minutes. Companies know this and know they can just wait out Trump.

Unfortunately, Trump didn’t have much choice but to use EO’s to get anything done. The majority was too slim. 
If we would kill the filibuster, he could get something done. Of course, we would regret it when the Dems get in. 

But without doing it, it will help the Dems get back in, and they will do it themselves. 

It’s a vicious circle, no win situation. 

The very least concern should be that Trump is off putting. 

1
1

Post a reply to: POTUS Truth Social Post

The Latest