Trump at 600 days plus

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Trump’s average approval is over 43%, not bad for all the hate in the media for him.
 
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Walter said:
Trump’s average approval is over 43%, not bad for all the hate in the media for him.
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Trump's peak approval rate was 43% and he's only acheived that for a few weeks since taking the Presidency. The real average is 37-38%.
 
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0% of the tax cut is due to the Dems.
100% of the tax increase will be due to the Dems.
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You must be tired of me correcting you all the time aren't you?

Democrats win spending-bill showdown with Trump

Democrats won the latest shutdown showdown fight, triumphing over President Trump on nearly every major issue in the $1 trillion spending bill negotiators announced early Monday.
Mr. Trump emerged with more money for the Pentagon, but the funds will be tacked onto the deficit rather than offset by the deep domestic cuts the president sought. Mr. Trump also failed to get any money for his border wall and was forced to agree to make “unauthorized” Obamacare payments.
Democrats, meanwhile, struggled to think of a single major fight they lost — and couldn’t come up with any significant defeat in the bill.
“Overwhelmingly, we were very pleased with the outcome — issue after issue,” said Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer, New York Democrat. “I would not say there’s a major loss in here.”
The bill partially bails out Puerto Rico’s Medicaid program, boosts spending for the National Endowment for the Arts, increases the National Institutes of Health budget by $2 billion, restores year-round access to Pell Grants for college students with financial need and keeps the Environmental Protection Agency’s budget intact — fending off Mr. Trump’s efforts to trim the agency’s operations.
Congress must pass the bill before the end of Friday, which is when funding from a one-week stopgap bill expires.
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