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Forums - Politics - So what happened to all of Trumps Day 1 promises?

bunchanumbers said:
Arminillo said:

I cant tell if this is trump or obama you are talking about, this line sounds like it could go to either. Werent democrats wanting people to give obama a chance? Then trunp comes along and now democrats vow to oppose everything he does?

Its called shoe on the other foot. Or you could call it taste of your own medicine. GOP took the adversarial tone first to the detriment of the country.

so you agree that the Democratic and Republican parties are just as bad as each other. As long as another does it, its fair game? This goes against the moral high ground the left tries to claim.



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pokoko said:
Lawlight said:

Anyone would figure that "Day 1" as something being important as opposed to literally on the first day in office. You'd have to be sore loser to actually use "day one" in the literal sense when attacking a president.

Personally, as I said before, I don't really care.  This is so minor that it means nothing.  I already knew he couldn't do some of what he promised.

However, you're calling someone a loser for pointing out lies?  Donald Trump did, in fact, continuously declare "Day One" promises throughout his campaign.  He promised a lot of stuff outside his control.  If he said those things then he is responsible for them.  

More than likely he had no idea if he could do those things "Day One" or not, he just said them to get elected.  That's political rhetoric up and down and no politician should be defended for that.  He was just bullshiting and pandering.  Taking him to task for it might be nit-picking (in this instance) but it's also valid.

"You should have known he couldn't do what he said," is such an absolutely ridiculous defense.  It's nothing but blame shifting.  

If you, personally, aren't bothered by Trump's rhetoric, that's fine.  Attacking people who correctly point out a politician's rhetoric is not.

He's in the wrong because he's taking the term "day 1" as literal. In any. Ase, why is he not labelling Obama as a liar?