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Originally Posted by Sonicfire1981
average americans. The gentlemen making their point for the previous administration clearly belong to the 1% - why else would one defend policy like this? |
Policy like what?
Most Americans would agree with Trump's policies. If you framed the question in a way that didn't reveal they're Trump's doing, even those who oppose him would agree with the policies.
What's not to like about keeping more of your paycheck instead of paying higher taxes? What's not to like about preventing illegal immigration? What not to like about placing your own citizens' interests above those of other countries? What's not to like about not starting any new wars? What's not to like about a president who donated his salary to government agencies to reduce the tax burden on citizens?
Most Americans are tired of being presented with political candidates who are worthless. Who are happy to lie to get elected and then do exactly the opposite of what their constituents want them to do. Who do things that benefit other nations because of political or financial benefits to themselves and their families, friends, and allies at the expense of their own constituents. Pelosi, Biden, Schumer, McConnell, etc. have been in office for *decades* and have achieved nothing for their constituents. Omar, Tlaib, AOC are new but instead of working to make things better, they spend most of their efforts playing the victim and blaming conservatives from other states for problems caused by their own constituents. These are not statesmen working for the people - these are attention-seeking narcissists.
Joe Burden spent *decades* in the Senate and achieved nothing. He's not going to do anything now. In fact, the only thing he's achieved has been looking his pockets - Hunter is getting a book deal. Likewise Harris's homely stepdaughter was awarded a modeling contract. If they really were about service, there would be no book deal or modeling contract - a simple "thanks, but no" would suffice to get the message across.