Bikeman315
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LMAO! You're about as independent as CNN. You never did respond how you are so much worse off under Trump.If there was a true independent candidate they would get my vote. There isn't so I have two choices just like in 2016. Like then it was the lesser of two evils. Unlike most people who only knew of Trump as a super rich TV star I knew differently. Knowing what I know prevented me from even giving him one microsecond of thought. Is Biden a crook, yeah, maybe, so what politician isn't to some degree? But Trump, never is a billion years.
Since you have no ideas what my positions are on the issues, just another ODS/BDS comment.You're about as independent as CNN
I do not recalling that I ever indicated any such thing. I'm actually doing very well, but very little has anything to do with Trump. I saw a few pennies from the great tax cut but honestly other than that nothing. Wait, now that I think of it a couple of my investment accounts went down (I didn't lose anything because I didn't sell them) due to Trump's total mismanagement of the COVID-19 situation but that it.You never did respond how you are so much worse off under Trump.
I've just never seen you say a single positive thing about him (kind of like the liberal bias of the MSM). I would think as an independent, you would at least acknowledge some of his accomplishments even if you don't approve of the man himself, such as acknowledging the appointments of many conservative constitutional judges as a very positive thing; or his decimation of ISIS or GDP growth or unemployment numbers (at least pre pandemic pandemonium); or wage growth or push towards energy independence.Since you have no ideas what my positions are on the issues, just another ODS/BDS comment.
I do not recalling that I ever indicated any such thing. I'm actually doing very well, but very little has anything to do with Trump. I saw a few pennies from the great tax cut but honestly other than that nothing. Wait, now that I think of it a couple of my investment accounts went down (I didn't lose anything because I didn't sell them) due to Trump's total mismanagement of the COVID-19 situation but that it.
Let me think about this for awhile...........I've just never seen you say a single positive thing about him (kind of like the liberal bias of the MSM). I would think as an independent, you would at least acknowledge some of his accomplishments even if you don't approve of the man himself, such as acknowledging the appointments of many conservative constitutional judges as a very positive thing; or his decimation of ISIS or GDP growth or unemployment numbers (at least pre pandemic pandemonium); or wage growth or push towards energy independence.
And, if you've lost any money in a retirement account since he took office, it's not very well managed since the markets are still up over 35% since he was elected. It would just seem like an independent could at least find one positive thing here.
ALMOST?!?! Dude is being overly generous.
Good points Greg. Keep in mind that our problems started escalating long before Donald Trump and will continue long after he is gone. We need change in our Congress and it starts with term limits. We have to get the old entitled guard out, now.I genuinely wonder how the US is going to get out of the mess it is in politically. There really is no middle ground (or so it seems) with extreme views that cannot accept the other side can be right on anything. Sadly it will tear the USA apart and strangle progress.
In the UK you win elections by courting the centre ground voters and moderating extreme views, hence the reason we have had very successful Labour and Conservative governments that actually behave quite similarly. The failures, such as Labour recently, was because they had become far to extreme left for the centre ground people to vote for them. Because we only have one political house (the Lord's has little power) we don't get the silly strangulation of progress you get where the two sides block each other on principle.
It's also worth noting that even Democrats would be seen as moderately right wing in the UK, that is how far out there you are in the US.
Yes, I understand has been getting worse for a while. Yes, 5 years maximum term for a government here.Good points Greg. Keep in mind that our problems started escalating long before Donald Trump and will continue long after he is gone. We need change in our Congress and it starts with term limits. We have to get the old entitled guard out, now.
Do you have term limits in the UK?