Faith writes:
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His ""tumultuous" presidency has had nothing to do with him, it's all about leftist reaction to him
His first national security advisor forced to resign in less than a month, his replacement tells him to take the job and shove it, his nominees for both Secretary of the Army and Secretary of the Navy withdraw, his Education Secretary had to be confirmed by the Vice President, and his nominee for Secretary of Labor failed.
His administration has more leaks than a sieve...to the point that Spicer held a meeting about what they were going to do to stop the leaks...which was promptly leaked.
Officials at the State Department and CIA resign.
Exactly what is your definition of "tumultuous," Faith, and how is it the "leftist reaction" that causes it?
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the threats to kill him
Names or it didn't happen, Faith.
Hint: Exactly how many death threats did Obama have? Why was his transition so much more smooth considering that he had so much more antagonism against him personally?
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His "chaotic immigration ban was not chaotic
Exactly how is not discussing it with the relevant parties, not talking over the policy with any of the other branches of government or departments who would have to carry it out, and the outright defiance of court orders "not chaotic"? Exactly what is your definition of "chaotic"?
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his supporters had no problem with it and we still don't.
Here's a hint, Faith: There are more people in the world than his supporters. That you are happy with the chaos doesn't mean it isn't chaos. When the people and departments who have the task of carrying out the policies of the administration are unaware of what those policies are, that is what is known as "chaotic." When every court looks at it and blocks it, that is what is known as "tumultuous."
Those words do not mean what you think they mean.
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What on earth did Trump do except promise to deport criminals?
You mean you don't know? The order is not merely to "deport criminals." Instead, it is to deport anybody "charged."
Note, that doesn't mean convicted. All it takes is for a cop to not like the color of your skin, manufacture a charge, and suddenly you're being deported for a crime you didn't actually commit.
On top of that, you're ignoring that the current policy is already to deport criminals. It's why more people have been deported under Obama than under any other administration. So exactly why did Trump need to bother?
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Cuomo's strange remark suggesting Trump might throw out his legal immigrant family, are either a failure of intelligence to the point of dementia, or a designed attempt to pretend he is a threat to legal immigrants.
You do realize that legal immigrants were deported after the fiasco with his Muslim ban, yes? At least 60 were coerced into giving up their visas and green cards.
The agents "lied to immigrants arriving after the Executive Order was signed, falsely telling them that if they did not sign a relinquishment of their legal rights, they would be formally ordered removed from the United States, which would bring legal consequences including a five-year bar for reentry to the United States," the lawsuit claims. Their legal immigrant status was subsequently "revoked without due process of law," according to the lawsuit.
That you don't think this is the necessary result of Trump's policy indicates you have a failure of intelligence to the point of dementia or is a designed attempt to pretend there is no threat.
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I don't know about "the concerns he's sparked in NATO"
If you don't know, what makes you think you have anything of any value to say on the subject?
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but perhaps concerns should be sparked in NATO, perhaps Trump plans to do something good and right that concerns NATO?
Because everything that he has said about NATO (including withdrawing from it) has been horrendous and foolish. Why should now be any different considering that he has surrounded himself with advisers that counseled him to promote the horrendous and foolish statements?
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you mean his mention of the chaos in Europe caused by the flooding in of millions of Muslim immigrants who are a big problem they don't want to admit
There's that Grand Conspiracy to Suppress the Truth (C) again. I take it Interpol is in on it, too, right? Because they don't agree with you.
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that's Trump's fault for telling the truth about it.
Lies are "the truth"? What a strange definition you have of "truth."
It does not mean what you think it means.
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I'm not sure exactly what "confusion he's caused about health care"
If you don't know, what makes you think you have anything of any value to say on the subject?
Here are a few questions you should consider: When is this going to happen? The talk is about "repeal now, replace later." OK...so you're a health insurer: What does that mean? All those people who have bought your policies over the past few years: What happens to them? And what is this replacement? After all, you want to keep those people as customers. How are you going to do that if you have no idea how we're going to transition from the ACA to whatever is coming next (which has yet to be defined)?
Will pre-existing conditions still be covered? What about the people in the expanded Medicaid program? What about the drug program?
This is the chaos that has been introduced into the health care market. Nobody knows what is going on.
Once again, Faith, you prove that you literally don't have a clue what you're talking about. You just know that anybody who disagrees with you must be evil. The Grand Conspiracy continues.
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