Leaving America for England!

I've decided I'm sick of Mango Unchained running the country, and plan to leave (in all seriousness, it's for a job - the move will be awful but the pay is definitely a lot better! ) I know he's been around for some time, so I'm assuming you all have well-formed opinions on him, but I'm intrigued who thinks he'll spend a second term in office?

Originally Posted by MollieS

who thinks he'll spend a second term in office?

No way.

That's cool Mollie, as an ex-pat Brit I hope you enjoy the place! Which part are you heading to? (Also be aware, we have our own Mango equivalent - Boris Johnson the foreign secretary is just a pallid clone....)

Originally Posted by MollieS

I'm intrigued who thinks he'll spend a second term in office?

I simply hope we don't end up in a war during this first term


Good luck with the move! I hope it goes well!

Congratulations on the move. I doubt the American public, as a whole mind you, will remember what the Mango did. So, the Mango might get a second term.

Originally Posted by Dyscophus antongilii

... So, the Mango might get a second term.

Let's hope not! Actually I hope a building falls on him during THIS term (or he "accidentally" falls out of a very tall one?) but I'll "behave" & not go any further sharing my opinion of him.

So Trump is worse than what we got from Obama? And from any reasonable sense of logical extrapolation, what we could have expected had Hillary won the election would now be better for us?

The fake news media aside, I believe Trump will get elected to a second term. That is unless the democrats will have honed their election rigging skills much better by that time. They WAY underestimated what they would need in the way of "magic votes" in order to win the 2016 election.

Personally, I would rather have a president in office that makes positive efforts to get America back on track again to be a world leader instead of a world cash cow, rather than the previous presidents that seemed hell bent on literally breaking this country in order to construct their omelette of one world government they seemed to crave. They know that with the standard of living in the USA being so much higher than in most of the rest of the world, the ONLY way they could accomplish one world government is by narrowing that gap substantially. Which could only be bad news for USA citizens. Does anyone really think the overwhelming (and still growing) USA debt is an accident? Does anyone think that the USA just running the printing presses 24/7 to print up money to pay bills isn't going to bite us in the butt sooner or later?

The USA has been on track for total destruction by it's own hands for decades now. The major thing I am worried about is that the globalists might be so firmly entrenched in the non-electable segment of government that it could be extremely difficult to turn things around from the oval office. But heck, we have to start somewhere. Even with the warts, Trump seems to be the best bet I've seen so far to make this start. Yeah, he is an outsider, but have the insiders really been working out for us?

Heck, China already has about 90 percent ownership of the USA. Between them and Mexico taking nearly all of the manufacturing jobs out of our country, what more is left for employment for USA citizens? Working at MacDonald's and making that a career? And that is OK with most people?

Yeah, I am sure that Trump standing firm and making noises that "we just aren't going to take the crap anymore from other nations" makes some people nervous. But what is the alternative? We have allowed ourselves to get bullied and cheated by other nations. Do any rational people really believe that it is NOT time for that to just stop?

IMHO, of course.

I hate the whole damn lot. Only difference between the 2 parties is their explanations for taking your money or restricting your rights.

Originally Posted by WebSlave

noises

His tweets are noises all right, I think attributing any kind of statesmanship to him is a reach. And where is he finding these unsuitables for his cabinet positions?
IMHO, of course.

The USA doesn't need a "me too" politician at the helm right now. It needs a CEO that knows how to run a business. Had Hillary won the election we would be getting just more of the same as we have been getting, only MUCH more of it. I don't see how any reasonable person cannot see that Hillary would have been just Obama Part 2.

So tell me, what exactly is worse with the state of the USA since Trump took office? Except for the well funded and orchestrated rioting from the petulant sore loser left, of course.