Sounds like the NDP. Horgan promises to be all things to all people. You can't. Either you support industry or you support NIMBYS.
A question for Trump supporters.
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Sounds like the NDP. Horgan promises to be all things to all people. You can't. Either you support industry or you support NIMBYS.
Trump should get out of that constant Campaign mode that he's in with all the rallies he's holding!
To run for political office you have to be somewhat of a narcicist
But like Trudeau and his constant posing for any camera, .......this is a bit much...
To run for political office you have to be somewhat of a narcicist
But like Trudeau and his constant posing for any camera, .......this is a bit much...
Of course they voted for him . Grand isn't it , all those holier than though , edumacated city slickers and their Harvard degrees losing to a bunch of deplorables .
No, no! CLINTON is divisive. Trump wants us all to be unified and happy.
Of course, he also wants us all to be white, male, and right-wing.
I expected Trump's first months would be chaotic. I'm hopeful he will focus his attention, in time, away from a lot of futile foreign imperial sabre rattling and deliver on his campaign promises, which are rooted primarily in economic nationalism; rebuilding of an integrated, industrial American economy and investing in it's highly degraded infrastructure. There's only one way of doing that, bringing back a permanent and sufficient regime of tariffs, and reestablishing sovereign regulatory control of banking, markets and currency.
I can't say i'm surprised or disillusioned as of now. AND i know Hillary Clinton would have been an absolute disaster. She is a dedicated, global, Free Market capitalist subservient to, in fact owned by, the big supranational banks. She would have accelerated the unravelling of the moral and economic fabric of America. Hillary is completely under the tutelage of her husband, wild Bill, the most radical of all post nationalist, post structuralist and Free Market Presidents since the paradigm descended on us in the early 70s.
I think Trump blunted the onslaught of the Free Market ideology, confused the NeoCon and NeoLib movements of both parties that support it, and reinserted some moral sense to governance. All for the good. But he's going to be measured on what he accomplishes. His reputation and reelection are dependent on that. I don't expect perfection from Donald, i do expect action and results.
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I find there are one or two important facts that the majority of posters on this forum are missing and they just keep repeating the same old misnomers over and over ad nauseum. Trump has several advisors telling him how to act and what to say. These advisors have facts on their side as proven by the results that immerged in the wee hours of November 9. We have really no way of knowing (as his advisors do) the exact makeup of the segment(s) of society he must try to appeal to. 40% acceptability three months after the election has very little to do about anything. 40% acceptability three months before the election would be a sign to start improving. Anyway going by what has happened so far is a good indicator that Trump is smart and Hillary is stupid. 
Working hard as in golfing every week and spending most of the rest of his time watching TV, tweeting, and attending rallies so he can bask in all the cheers?
Have you seen anyone so miserable in your life? I almost feel sorry for her...
She was a pretty girl in a collapsing country, so she made the same deal many pretty girls do. Hard to blame her for that.
she was following a biological imperative. I just don't think she was expecting her choice to become sooo public forcing her into such a public role.
She just looks very very unhappy.