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16 Feb 2017, 9:10 pm

Maybe as time goes on, Trump might start getting more and more popular.

Especially If he brings more industry and jobs back to America. If he fixes ACA. And so on.

And some or perhaps a lot of the people who have freaked out over him, will calm down and start to take more of a liking.

And daily media hit pieces will start becoming less poplar. I think one of saddest parts of all this is how tabloid-like some reputable media sources seem to have gotten.

Maybe in the long run Trump will turn out to be a good president. And of so, then what will people have to say for themselves?



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16 Feb 2017, 9:37 pm

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Maybe in the long run Trump will turn out to be a good president. And of so, then what will people have to say for themselves?


They'll claim they were on the Trump Train all along. :)



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16 Feb 2017, 11:15 pm

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President Trump holds a press conference on the Press. :mrgreen:




For some reason, am having technical difficulties with the YouTube link you posted here,
but I was able to enjoy watching the press conference from the Rush Limbaugh website. 8)



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16 Feb 2017, 11:40 pm

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Another proof that the stock market is full of greedy idiot who love to drain money through irrational and unchecked speculation. And wasn't Trump supposed "to drain the swamp" by the way? Guess conservatives like Wall Street after all; they certainly like it better than those who know what they talking about, like university teachers and scientists.


Or maybe the president and both houses do not have that much power over the policy of the fed to begin with, since they do respond to rumours of that the fed might rise interest rates. But I think the changes are high you would also complain about Trump in this regard if the markets had plummeted.



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17 Feb 2017, 8:23 am

DOJ also target of President Trump's call for investigations into leaks. https://tiny.iavian.net/fbhe

From the article:

"However, just before President Obama left office, he expanded the power of the National Security Agency allowing the agency to the intercepted phone calls and personal communications with the 16 other intelligence agencies before applying privacy protections, according to a story written by The New York Times.

These expansions of powers also widen the scope of people who may have had access to the details contained in the classified phone intercepts."


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17 Feb 2017, 8:29 am

Pope appears to back anti-Trump protests in letter condemning populism. https://tiny.iavian.net/fblg

Just ONE of the reasons I left the Catholic Church.


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17 Feb 2017, 9:26 am

Kraichgauer wrote:
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The major news about Trump now is that the stock markets keep hitting record highs the last four days.

-Promises of deregulation
-Promises of personal and business tax cuts
-Promise of repeal of Dodd-Frank

People are making phenomenal money thanks to Trump.

Another proof that the stock market is full of greedy idiot who love to drain money through irrational and unchecked speculation. And wasn't Trump supposed "to drain the swamp" by the way? Guess conservatives like Wall Street after all; they certainly like it better than those who know what they talking about, like university teachers and scientists.


Not to mention, isn't Dodd-Frank supposed to protect people from the financier leaches from taking their money with impunity? How is getting rid of that a good thing, save for the said financier leaches?

That's like saying ....

- Aren't the EPA safe water regulations suppose to protect Flint drinking water?
- Aren't FDA regulations suppose to protect us from one of these many, many litigated drugs we see on tv?
- Won't gun control regulations protect us from gun massacres?

Government regulations are an illusion of safety.



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17 Feb 2017, 9:45 am

EzraS wrote:
I think one of saddest parts of all this is how tabloid-like some reputable media sources seem to have gotten.

I think so, TOO!! It's a total bummer not knowing who you can trust.

EzraS wrote:
Maybe in the long run Trump will turn out to be a good president. And of so, then what will people have to say for themselves?

They'll act like they knew, all-along, that he'd do well.




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17 Feb 2017, 9:50 am

LoveNotHate wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Tollorin wrote:
LoveNotHate wrote:
The major news about Trump now is that the stock markets keep hitting record highs the last four days.

-Promises of deregulation
-Promises of personal and business tax cuts
-Promise of repeal of Dodd-Frank

People are making phenomenal money thanks to Trump.

Another proof that the stock market is full of greedy idiot who love to drain money through irrational and unchecked speculation. And wasn't Trump supposed "to drain the swamp" by the way? Guess conservatives like Wall Street after all; they certainly like it better than those who know what they talking about, like university teachers and scientists.


Not to mention, isn't Dodd-Frank supposed to protect people from the financier leaches from taking their money with impunity? How is getting rid of that a good thing, save for the said financier leaches?

That's like saying ....

- Aren't the EPA safe water regulations suppose to protect Flint drinking water?
- Aren't FDA regulations suppose to protect us from one of these many, many litigated drugs we see on tv?
- Won't gun control regulations protect us from gun massacres?

Government regulations are an illusion of safety.

Robberies happen even though there are laws against robbery. Therefore lets make robbery legal! I can't even type the amount of :roll: and :lol: your posts evoke.



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17 Feb 2017, 10:00 am

marshall wrote:
LoveNotHate wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Tollorin wrote:
LoveNotHate wrote:
The major news about Trump now is that the stock markets keep hitting record highs the last four days.

-Promises of deregulation
-Promises of personal and business tax cuts
-Promise of repeal of Dodd-Frank

People are making phenomenal money thanks to Trump.

Another proof that the stock market is full of greedy idiot who love to drain money through irrational and unchecked speculation. And wasn't Trump supposed "to drain the swamp" by the way? Guess conservatives like Wall Street after all; they certainly like it better than those who know what they talking about, like university teachers and scientists.


Not to mention, isn't Dodd-Frank supposed to protect people from the financier leaches from taking their money with impunity? How is getting rid of that a good thing, save for the said financier leaches?

That's like saying ....

- Aren't the EPA safe water regulations suppose to protect Flint drinking water?
- Aren't FDA regulations suppose to protect us from one of these many, many litigated drugs we see on tv?
- Won't gun control regulations protect us from gun massacres?

Government regulations are an illusion of safety.

Robberies happen even though there are laws against robbery. Therefore lets make robbery legal! I can't even type the amount of :roll: and :lol: your posts evoke.

Yes, no security is better than fake security.

Because people relax, and let down their guard when they foolishly think government regulations are protecting them.



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17 Feb 2017, 10:12 am

George Carlin said it in more direct way.

"These people don't give a f**K about you".



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17 Feb 2017, 10:14 am

Dodd-Frank is not a good law that has hurt the economy, it was written by Wall Street lobbyists. Go look up Chris Dodd and Barney Frank's connections to the banking industry. Regulatory capture in action! The big banks win while the local banks get crushed. Trump supports bringing back the Glass-Steagall Act which was repealed under Bill Clinton.



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17 Feb 2017, 12:40 pm

LoveNotHate wrote:
George Carlin said it in more direct way.

"These people don't give a f**K about you".



I've posted that places. One of my favorite clips.

However I'm hoping that maybe Trump's ego wants him to go down as a hero of the people.



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17 Feb 2017, 1:06 pm

LoveNotHate wrote:
marshall wrote:
LoveNotHate wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Tollorin wrote:
LoveNotHate wrote:
The major news about Trump now is that the stock markets keep hitting record highs the last four days.

-Promises of deregulation
-Promises of personal and business tax cuts
-Promise of repeal of Dodd-Frank

People are making phenomenal money thanks to Trump.

Another proof that the stock market is full of greedy idiot who love to drain money through irrational and unchecked speculation. And wasn't Trump supposed "to drain the swamp" by the way? Guess conservatives like Wall Street after all; they certainly like it better than those who know what they talking about, like university teachers and scientists.


Not to mention, isn't Dodd-Frank supposed to protect people from the financier leaches from taking their money with impunity? How is getting rid of that a good thing, save for the said financier leaches?

That's like saying ....

- Aren't the EPA safe water regulations suppose to protect Flint drinking water?
- Aren't FDA regulations suppose to protect us from one of these many, many litigated drugs we see on tv?
- Won't gun control regulations protect us from gun massacres?

Government regulations are an illusion of safety.

Robberies happen even though there are laws against robbery. Therefore lets make robbery legal! I can't even type the amount of :roll: and :lol: your posts evoke.

Yes, no security is better than fake security.

Because people relax, and let down their guard when they foolishly think government regulations are protecting them.

Yea, you don't see irony at all. :roll: HateNotLove



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17 Feb 2017, 1:09 pm

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Dodd-Frank is not a good law that has hurt the economy, it was written by Wall Street lobbyists. Go look up Chris Dodd and Barney Frank's connections to the banking industry. Regulatory capture in action! The big banks win while the local banks get crushed. Trump supports bringing back the Glass-Steagall Act which was repealed under Bill Clinton.

I'm guessing that's one of the things he won't ever actually do.



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17 Feb 2017, 2:08 pm

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And I say NT's need to stop trespassing where they don't belong - Wrong Planet.

Angela deserves a warm welcome here, especially considering how many immature and rude users we have here. ^^


Why thank you, Mr. Datalis. It's always nice to know that I'm wanted here, being that I'm a non-aspie and all. That was a kind thing to say. :mrgreen:
What made you interested in Wrong Planet then. I'm just curious.


It's a long story that started about 4 yrs ago and told in detail as my first post on Aspies Central under the username "Grumpy Cat".


search returns 146 pages of results posted by grumpy cat... I'm afraid you'll need to be more specific... got a link?