nanarchy on 02 November 2016
| Wiibaron said: Because Trump is an actual outsider to politics and DC and even the Republican Party he would be the perfect once-in-a-lifetime chance for real beneficial change to happen in Washington. He is a self-made man who owes nobody no favor and needs no more power or celebrity. He will be taking a giant pay cut to be president, and would 'go away' after his term is over. He doesn't know the 'system' of DC, but advisors can easily show the way to him. Good and Bad there. However he has a way to be too "NY" attitude to me to really like him. I hate her enough to dislike him less, just like most voters, either affiliation, this go-round. It won't be boring for 4 years with him as Pres for sure, with the media hating on him so much...could be fun! And we really do need a 'wall' and someone to make America a priority over other people for a change. We got problems that need attention right now. |
If you think Obama got nothing done then wait and see what happens if Trump is elected. In the end government and politics is NOT a popularity contest and you have to get agreement and cooperation from the rest of the house. I can't see Trump being able to achieve that and will likely be even less effective than Obama if he makes it in. The reality is if you want real change you need to get elected a raft of like minded people to work within the system not an outsider and sadly most western government systems are designed to pevent that. We have the same problem in Australia we 2 major parties and two minor ones and they are all turds with slightly different stinks.
