Trump or Pence?
Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2017 4:44 pm
Knowing what we know now about Trump's negatives, IF you could push a button right now and instantly install Pence into the presidency, WOULD you?
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Trump.Pence is a wimp compared to Donald Trump and would be controlled by political correctness and we would have another Bush in the White House which is what we rejected.It was prophecied by Kim Clement in 2014 that Trump would win and they will try to impeach him but that it won't work and Trump will bring down the Deep State.So I've known this was coming for months and I know it is not going to work.Trump will be the President for eight years.Philip wrote:Knowing what we know now about Trump's negatives, IF you could push a button right now and instantly install Pence into the presidency, WOULD you?
Can I push a different button?Philip wrote:Knowing what we know now about Trump's negatives, IF you could push a button right now and instantly install Pence into the presidency, WOULD you?
Nope. Given the choice of just those.Can I push a different button?
Philip wrote:Nope. Given the choice of just those.Can I push a different button?
Yep, the left hates him no matter what he does or says. Yes, there are quite a few light-weight, so-called Republicans who need to "grow some." And Democrats will never concede if he matures in various areas, or whatever other thing. But I'm concerned that he's become so toxic - even to a significant number of Republicans - that these years of controlling both houses will be squandered in squabbles and pointless drama. Yeah, you've got guys like McCain who won't back him, no matter what. But the guy is his own worst enemy. And he won't listen to good counsel - he just goes around it, with his mouth getting him into more pointless squabbles. NO disciplined, professional communications staff would have blundered the way he did this week - it was a gift to be able to show leadership and inclusively who he was president of, and extreme ideologists we should all dislike - but he royally screwed that up! Part of it is a generational problem. Sometimes, it's not so much WHAT you say, as what you don't say. This is a time for conservatism to shine - it's a rare opportunity to make some positive things happen. Sacrificing that - NO one politician is that important! If he doesn't clean up his mouth, act and office VERY soon, he's either going to be gone, or remain toothless. Someone needs to tell him he's not on some game show, milking controversy for ratings.
DBowling wrote:For me, its not even close...
I'll take moral and competent over immoral and incompetent any day of the week!
Holy crap - you'd rather, given, likely, what would likely be a far better president - just see how it plays out because "he can't be any worse than Obama?" Sometimes, it makes sense to change horses - especially if another and better one is available. I think one is.Rick: I'd say no then. Let's let the process play itself out. He was voted in. He can't be any worse than Obama, when all is said and done.
Philip wrote:Holy crap - you'd rather, given, likely, what would likely be a far better president - just see how it plays out because "he can't be any worse than Obama?" Sometimes, it makes sense to change horses - especially if another and better one is available. I think one is.Rick: I'd say no then. Let's let the process play itself out. He was voted in. He can't be any worse than Obama, when all is said and done.
But I don't think the left has thought out their strategy. Because their best route back to power - that is, if Trump is a bad as they say he is - would be for him to stay in office so they could make a comeback in the next election. But if a truly great Republican takes over now, that would be far less likely to happen.
I don't think Trump has had enough time in office for me to make a decision about him.Philip wrote:Holy crap - you'd rather, given, likely, what would likely be a far better president - just see how it plays out because "he can't be any worse than Obama?" Sometimes, it makes sense to change horses - especially if another and better one is available. I think one is.Rick: I'd say no then. Let's let the process play itself out. He was voted in. He can't be any worse than Obama, when all is said and done.
But I don't think the left has thought out their strategy. Because their best route back to power - that is, if Trump is a bad as they say he is - would be for him to stay in office so they could make a comeback in the next election. But if a truly great Republican takes over now, that would be far less likely to happen.
My biggest worry is that if Trump gets the old heave-ho, our CAB might never recover from it. He might lose his mind and become a Democrat or something And then America really would be lost!I don't think Trump has had enough time in office for me to make a decision about him.
He's starting to grow on me.