With your user handle you should know that he is president to change the tax law to his advantage
With your user handle you should know that he is president to change the tax law to his advantage
I don't know what SJW whingers are but it was a simple question I posed. Mr Trump's top 5 policy achievements.
I would suggest
1) Pushing through massive tax cuts without reductions in spending. Getting the GOP to be so reckless with the countries money is a major achievement.
2) Taking on a more assertive China with a fiscal assault. Adding a tax burden to the public and drastically changing the approach of corporate America to China as a manufacturing base.
3) Building the wall (starting anyway). Having a physical barrier with an economy that is very different is normal. China has them with N.Korea, Vietnam etc. The EU have recently built a 1000Kms on their borders and paid for a wall on the Turkey / Syria border.
4) The no lobbying after leaving public office should have long term impact.
5) Driving the narrative. His ability to define the news cycle is very impressive.
Last edited by East_coast; 28-07-2020 at 02:08 PM.
1. Tweak or not, it is still a great and improved deal benefiting the US.
2. That is why its called the first step act for a reason. Gotta start somewhere?
3. And what exactly is the purpose of the WHO? especially its role during this pandemic? I would agree to not exit the WHO only, and ONLY if there is a practical way to reform the organization. As far as I am concerned, the majority of the 194 member states in the WHO will side with China. So tell me again whats the point to waste money to an organization that is corrupted and skewed?
4. Sure it has nothing to do with left or right. But to me there are more problems to address at home than at foreign soil. Heck I don't think we should be in Syria or Iraq in the first place. It is just another meaningless proxy war, I mean what were the objectives anyways? Americans have no, I mean ZERO strategic reason to be in Syria. ISIS isn't going to return and didn't! As for the Kurds, Washington has always made it clear that the partnership are temporary and transnational, even when Obama was in office. Also, if NATO allies are so concerned, where were their involvement during the war? It has been more than six months since our troops withdrawal (even tho hundreds are staying to secure oil field) I don't see the region being destabilized.
5. This shifted the US focus from an un-winnable war in the Middle East back to Asia Pacific. Which I think is more important.
https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/24/f...wsuit-apology/
mandatory “implicit bias†training. LMAO I guess Trump administration is definitely again the one to blame.
American value is truly lost. Man, China does not even sound that bad right now. That says a lot.