Could Trump do anything to make you stop supporting him?
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I've seen comments like this many times, but they make no sense. When Trump was President, most things he did went through Congress. Sure, there were EOs, but mostly to undo EOs done by the previous Administration. The current Administration is dictatorial in its directives and actions. We are currently ruled by Executive fiat, often in direct defiance of Congress and the courts. When the courts ruled against Trump's Administration, he abided by them (e.g. The Wall).
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That’s the point I was making.Trump supporters are ok with Trump being a dictator as long as the gas Is low and they are not thinking about the other changes that will come with that.IMO Trump will attempt to STAY In power If he becomes president again and IMO Trump supporters will be ok with that.
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Sure - back in '15 when he announced his candidacy. That's when the entire Democratic National Party "Platform" became: DESTROY TRUMP!!! to the exclusion of all else.
Since U.S. Politics ARE "the swamp", they didn't approve of his efforts to "drain it". Many Republicans weren't happy about him running either, since he's an "OUTSIDER".
Since U.S. Politics ARE "the swamp", they didn't approve of his efforts to "drain it". Many Republicans weren't happy about him running either, since he's an "OUTSIDER".
As usual the liberal have it backwards!
The democrats seek to make this nation in to a one party system so they can then transition in to communism... then, they'll start murdering all conservatives especially the Christians!
It's gonna be a bloody mess cause lots of Christians shoot backl!
The democrats seek to make this nation in to a one party system so they can then transition in to communism... then, they'll start murdering all conservatives especially the Christians!
It's gonna be a bloody mess cause lots of Christians shoot backl!
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From an news article for gays...
Both DeSantis and Trump have spoken out against LGBTQ+ education in schools, transition care for trans children, and trans inclusion in sports.
The governor has compared puberty blockers to "chemical castration" despite the fact that leading medical groups endorse the drugs' use in gender care for trans youth.
Trump has also pledged to revoke President Joe Biden's policies on such care if he becomes president for a second time.
During a weekend rally in Pickens, South Carolina, he repeatedly criticised sporting events letting trans women compete in female categories, before vowing to "keep men out of women's sports", Reuters reported.
Trump made similar comments in 2021, describing trans women as "biological males".
1. While president, Trump banned trans Americans from serving in the military - a policy that Biden reversed. Trump has indicated he would re-establish the ban.
2. Often using religious exemptions as a basis, the Trump administration leveraged its regulatory power to roll back anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ people in myriad settings, including healthcare, employment, adoption, school restrooms, housing and homeless shelters.
3. Trump's time in office also had a lasting impact on the federal judiciary, with his administration placing 234 judges in lifetime positions. His justice appointments have left the Supreme Court with a 6-3 conservative majority.
4. Nearly 40% of federal judges appointed by Trump to courts of appeals had demonstrated a history of anti-LGBTQ+ bias, according to an analysis released in January 2021 by Lambda Legal, a litigation-focused LGBTQ+ rights organisation.
1. During his time as governor, DeSantis has backed laws to restrict gender medical care for trans children, ban trans women and girls from female school sports and bar minors from attending drag shows in the state - once calling it the place "where woke goes to die".
2. He chose May 17 - International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia - to sign into law new measures including expanding the so-called Don't Say Gay legislation that prohibits classroom discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity.
3. Another new law restricted trans people's access to public gendered facilities, such as bathrooms and changing rooms, among others.
LGBTQ+ advocates have said a victory for either man in next year's presidential election would likely lead to the erosion of the rights of gay, bisexual and trans Americans.
"Trump and DeSantis are two extremist politicians that are cut from the same cloth," said Geoff Wetrosky, the campaign director of the Human Rights Campaign, an LGBTQ+ rights group.
Took me literally two minutes to find what these men believe. As I said Trump did not promote either lgbt or trans agendas in the WH And he has further said he will not support trans surgery for underage children and is against trans in womens bathrooms. So both men take a hard line on these subjects.
Both DeSantis and Trump have spoken out against LGBTQ+ education in schools, transition care for trans children, and trans inclusion in sports.
The governor has compared puberty blockers to "chemical castration" despite the fact that leading medical groups endorse the drugs' use in gender care for trans youth.
Trump has also pledged to revoke President Joe Biden's policies on such care if he becomes president for a second time.
During a weekend rally in Pickens, South Carolina, he repeatedly criticised sporting events letting trans women compete in female categories, before vowing to "keep men out of women's sports", Reuters reported.
Trump made similar comments in 2021, describing trans women as "biological males".
1. While president, Trump banned trans Americans from serving in the military - a policy that Biden reversed. Trump has indicated he would re-establish the ban.
2. Often using religious exemptions as a basis, the Trump administration leveraged its regulatory power to roll back anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ people in myriad settings, including healthcare, employment, adoption, school restrooms, housing and homeless shelters.
3. Trump's time in office also had a lasting impact on the federal judiciary, with his administration placing 234 judges in lifetime positions. His justice appointments have left the Supreme Court with a 6-3 conservative majority.
4. Nearly 40% of federal judges appointed by Trump to courts of appeals had demonstrated a history of anti-LGBTQ+ bias, according to an analysis released in January 2021 by Lambda Legal, a litigation-focused LGBTQ+ rights organisation.
1. During his time as governor, DeSantis has backed laws to restrict gender medical care for trans children, ban trans women and girls from female school sports and bar minors from attending drag shows in the state - once calling it the place "where woke goes to die".
2. He chose May 17 - International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia - to sign into law new measures including expanding the so-called Don't Say Gay legislation that prohibits classroom discussion of sexual orientation and gender identity.
3. Another new law restricted trans people's access to public gendered facilities, such as bathrooms and changing rooms, among others.
LGBTQ+ advocates have said a victory for either man in next year's presidential election would likely lead to the erosion of the rights of gay, bisexual and trans Americans.
"Trump and DeSantis are two extremist politicians that are cut from the same cloth," said Geoff Wetrosky, the campaign director of the Human Rights Campaign, an LGBTQ+ rights group.
Took me literally two minutes to find what these men believe. As I said Trump did not promote either lgbt or trans agendas in the WH And he has further said he will not support trans surgery for underage children and is against trans in womens bathrooms. So both men take a hard line on these subjects.
Common sense, it's real simple. There is no way 3% Joe and 2% Kammy won more votes than the first black president, let alone Trump. Didn't happen!! First they kneecapped Sanders to get Biden in there because he smelled like Obama's behind. Then all they needed was a minority, a female, ahh 2% Kammy, perfect! After she had just called her future boss a racist. smh Can't make this crap up.
I was on my way to FL and stopped overnight in AL and they had Trump in the area. Called place after place that said " You won't find anything not booked. Trump is in town" Had to stay in a dive behind a truck stop. Over 60 thousand were at that rally. There were people everywhere you went selling Trump merch on the side of the road. Don't tell me 3% Joe, who couldn't get 10 cars to gather to hear him, got more votes than Trump. There were rallys people put on, people drove through towns. I was a part of one with people lining the streets with flags and Trump signs. Biden didn't win, he cheated just like he's doing now. I'm praying this time he impales himself on his own sword.
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