This is another of these issues that you and I care about, but the public doesn't. Mitt Romney tried to use this against Obama and nobody cared. The fact is that the public doesn't see any affect on their lives from the national debt so they simply don't worry about it. If the Democratic candidate attempts to use this to attack Trump it won't work IMO.
You want them to be less hypocritical by saying it was wrong back then when they just ignored it?Why can't they just say that it was wrong when Obama did it, and what's happening now is wrong? I'm sick of their hypocrisy, but even more sick of people attempting to use that hypocrisy to defend what's happening right now.
Clearly polls are valuable!!Is that why 52% of women want him impeached?
https://news.gallup.com/poll/259871/trump-approval-remains-low-40s.aspx
Maybe what you mean is that they would love to see him out of office?
I'd sure as hell vote for her. One of my favorite people on Earth at the moment.
I really don't care. I want them, and everybody else, to criticize what's happening now.You want them to be less hypocritical by saying it was wrong back then when they just ignored it?
Just pointing out, again, how foolish you look every time you reference a poll.I'd sure as hell vote for her. One of my favorite people on Earth at the moment.
Perhaps. I do think that there are some easy connections to make with this and Trump running every business he’s had into the ground.
Or when you say you’d vote for a soccer player for President.Just pointing out, again, how foolish you look every time you reference a poll.
Yes, indeed that is a step down from voting for a reality TV star or a B movie actor.Or when you say you’d vote for a soccer player for President.
False. You dropped some whataboutism and then proceeded to compare apples and oranges (Obama spending his way out of a recession and Trump blowing money during a good economy).
No.Just pointing out, again, how foolish you look every time you reference a poll.
You spelled billionaire businessman, real estate mogul and philanthropist incorrectlyYes, indeed that is a step down from voting for a reality TV star or a B movie actor.
Obama’s driven up by having to have government fund themselves out of a potential meltdown of 1929 proportions. Obama deficits came down after first 4 years and bounced around in the 400-7000 billion range from 2013-2016, no?That's too easy. The same way everyone was "ok" with Obama, Bush or Clinton when they did that. Trump has spent less than Obama did in the first two years, straight up. Projected over two terms he's still less than Obama. Percentage wise he's spent less than Obama, Bush or Clinton in their first two years. So far, despite popular opinion, the numbers say he's done a better job of the modern presidents. If you are looking for negative numbers and reduction of dept, something no modern president has done, I don't know what to tell you.
I wrote that in jest, but in all seriousness I'd be hard put to find reasons for disqualifying Rapinoe that would not apply, in far greater terms, to our existing President.Or when you say you’d vote for a soccer player for President.
I strongly suspect that at least 2 of these descriptions are greatly inaccurate.You spelled billionaire businessman, real estate mogul and philanthropist incorrectly
Exactly. Why not vote for any warm body that has proven less corrupt and less incompetent than Trump?I wrote that in jest, but in all seriousness I'd be hard put to find reasons for disqualifying Rapinoe that would not apply, in far greater terms, to our existing President.
Inform yourself, please: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/trump-taxes-lost-money-832667/You spelled billionaire businessman, real estate mogul and philanthropist incorrectly
It wouldn't have to be warm for me. I'd vote for Bernie Lomax.Exactly. Why not vote for any warm body that has proven less corrupt and less incompetent than Trump?
You're using polling to support polling---that can't be done.No.
I know what you think about polling, but your examples are really silly. When I offer polls as evidence, I don't ever rely on outliers. Every poll that I cite represents months of consistency. For instance, support among women, especially suburban women, of Donald Trump dropped rapidly in the first quarter of 2017 and has stayed steady ever since. The numbers I quoted were based on over 2 full years of polling. That is absolutely reliable.
Now I can't predict it will be that way in November of 2020. Perhaps, for some reason that I can't foresee, the numbers will return to the 2016 level. But that will be a big surprise.
There is also the argument, made implicitly by Knowledge Dropper (but directly by many others) that a lot of people that are for Trump don't tell the pollsters they are for Trump, because they're embarrassed about it. We have to accept this as a possibility. But I think that it if you poll the same people over several months there should be some sort of indication of that phenomenon already factored in. We will see.
Yeah, my response was intended for others reading this. Not for you. Your dismissal of all polling unfortunately places you as equivalent to a flat earther or young earth creationist.You're using polling to support polling---that literally can't be done.
There are all kinds of factors that are different you can point to if you want, the article you linked didn't, it just went on to say it's ballooning under Trump. Well, percentage wise it's ballooned less than the previous 3 presidents so far.Obama’s driven up by having to have government fund themselves out of a potential meltdown of 1929 proportions. Obama deficits came down after first 4 years and bounced around in the 400-7000 billion range from 2013-2016, no?
Or someone who says CNN isn't biased?Yeah, my response was intended for others reading this. Not for you. Your dismissal of all polling unfortunately places you as equivalent to a flat earther or young earth creationist.
Would you agree that government spending would be understandably out of control when you are trying to spend/fund your way out of a financial crisis?There are all kinds of factors that are different you can point to if you want, the article you linked didn't, it just went on to say it's ballooning under Trump. Well, percentage wise it's ballooned less than the previous 3 presidents so far.
Real estate mogul is about the only thing remotely accurate in that description.You spelled billionaire businessman, real estate mogul and philanthropist incorrectly
Set all the traps you want, the economy is doing great right now.Would you agree that government spending would be understandably out of control when you are trying to spend fund your way out of a financial crisis?
Unless I'm reading the numbers wrong US deficit dropped to 400-600 billion at the end of Obama's run.
Would you agree that if we were in the midst of the "greatest economy in the history of the country" that it is unusual that the deficit is ballooning?
Or a community organizerYes, indeed that is a step down from voting for a reality TV star or a B movie actor.
I agree.Set all the traps you want, the economy is doing great right now.
I know you won't click on the link, so I'll just copy and bold it:Set all the traps you want, the economy is doing great right now.
That being said, it's so painful to hear these two phrases:
"Hurr durr, the economy is so great under Trump."
"Hurr durr, the budget will be screwed if a dem gets elected."
News flash, you people currently have a man with six bankruptcies under his belt who was America's biggest financial loser over a decade in office. It should be no surprise that he's running up twin deficits (federal and trade). Obama (love him, hate him, or whatever - it's not important) had to spend money to get out of an inherited recession, however, Trump has increased the deficits over Obama's during a good ecomony as sho nuff touched on. This is insane. He claimed he was going to balance the budget when campaigning, but he's actually made it worse. The dude is straight up financially incompetent. The economy was swinging upwards when he took office, oil price luckily went up for him, and he's recklessly repealed every EPA regulation he can which obviously helps our related industries at the detriment of the environment. The current economy is not a feather in his cap. It's a combination of those listed factors. The spending almost certainly will NOT get worse if a democrat is elected because it is already atrocious.
Please post something support this notion.It’s not a centrist party. The Democrats have been taken over by left wing extremists. Blacks are leaving or staying home on Election Day.
Passed ACA. Lead country out of financial crisis, stock market went bananas, scandal free, didn't tweet his every emotion. He organized the #### out of this place.Or a community organizer
They do? Even against Hillary his support among women was so so. Among white women, barely an edge over a candidate people hated.Suburban women LOVE Trump
Philanthropist?You spelled billionaire businessman, real estate mogul and philanthropist incorrectly
Can you please answer his first question?Set all the traps you want, the economy is doing great right now.
Google. ——-> Common KnowledgePlease post something support this notion.
You made am assertion...back it up with something. Ive shown you that blexit pushed by bots, also that black voters went overwhelmingly for democrats in the midterms.Google. ——-> Common Knowledge
He defeated a white female decisively in the White female demographic. Don’t you remember the I’m with her campaign or all the angry women? How about finally breaking that glass ceiling on election night?They do? Even against Hillary his support among women was so so. Among white women, barely an edge over a candidate people hated.
I think its his best soot among women, but not necessarily a love at all.
Then you have other demographic issues...
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2019/02/22/trumps_real_2020_foe_demographics_of_the_electorate_139543.amp.html
And state by state can be found here using the drop box to pick a state.
https://morningconsult.com/tracking-trump/
See black voter turnout in 2016.You made am assertion...back it up with something. Ive shown you that blexit pushed by bots, also that black voters went overwhelmingly for democrats in the midterms.
Saying blacks will stay home or are leaving is not common knowledge...that is an opinion unsupported by fact.
Back up your claim please
Its not fishing...you made an assertion as if it were fact, you are being asked to support it and you refuse to do so.See black voter turnout in 2016.
Candace Owens is not a Russian Bot.
He defeated her by 2% points with white females.He defeated a white female decisively in the White female demographic. Don’t you remember the I’m with her campaign or all the angry women? How about finally breaking that glass ceiling on election night?
He will be fine in 2020. Women are drawn to him.
She’s only 34 so she’s ineligible.I wrote that in jest, but in all seriousness I'd be hard put to find reasons for disqualifying Rapinoe that would not apply, in far greater terms, to our existing President.
Wouldn’t she be eligible in November of 2020?She’s only 34 so she’s ineligible.
I am not a smart person.Wouldn’t she be eligible in November of 2020?
Prove me wrongIts not fishing...you made an assertion as if it were fact, you are being asked to support it and you refuse to do so.
Turnout in 2016 does not equal turnout now...Im asking you to support a current claim. Hillary isn't running.
I didn’t say Candace was a Russian bot, I factually stated blexit being pushed by bits and supported it with a link.
This isn't how it works. You make a claim, you back it up.Prove me wrong
Why do you live in the Trump thread? I thought you said you weren’t going to do this anymore? Such a tired act.This isn't how it works. You make a claim, you back it up.
And i showed you about blexit and bots with a link, showed you the midterm breakdowns by race.
Last warning. Next time you play board cop with me I'm reporting you.Can you please answer his first question?