Or so your friend has concluded. But one might ask whether there is any other way to do business in NYC.e is a real shyster, and simply applies his business lack of ethics to his politics
Lots of people talk tougher than they act. That’s as common as dirt, and doesn’t mean much. I once had a business partner who talked a meaner game than Trump. But he was actually a decent man.Sorry to those who believe he has upright views and just talks about them using overly-blunt language, but if you look at his verified quotes or listen to what he says…not so much.
Agreed. But I’m not looking forward to a time when we’re governed by that sort. And unfortunately, it will come eventually.NO viable candidate who knows what they are doing and has the temperament and charisma necessary to defeat Trump at his own game.
It’s one of them. Of course it is.But let’s say Trump means every mean thing he ever says, that’s still not the yardstick of a good president.
It is here now. We have “that sort” in the White House right now. That’s what won the last election.Agreed. But I’m not looking forward to a time when we’re governed by that sort. And unfortunately, it will come eventually.
It boils down to the candidate who opposes abortion. I think that’s why so many Catholics support him in spite of other things they don’t agree with. I found him an unacceptable candidate, so whatever positive things he promises isn’t going to change that any more than some Democrat who is in favor of abortion rights is going to get my vote if they do enough for the poor.I think you are absolutely right.
That is why I am confused about so much Catholic support.
Like I said, I’m not making any guesses about what the US is or isn’t ready for. Not for the presidency, not in February. Uh-uh. No way.Mike Bloomberg (who is financially worth over 60 billion, far more than Trump, is a decent businessman as well as a clever one. And his tenure as Mayor of New York was a good one (as was Giuliani’s before he lost his mind). I believe Bloomberg could be Trump and, more important, would be a good President: liberal yes but not leftist. However, he would probably not be elected or even nominated for at least two reasons: one is that he lacks name recognition across the country and second, the country is not quite ready for a Jewish president.
Like what? Lower income taxes? Defeating ISIS? What?It boils down to the candidate who opposes abortion. I think that’s why so many Catholics support him in spite of other things they don’t agree with
Add a third. He’s not liberal enough for the Dem party nowadays.one is that he lacks name recognition across the country and second, the country is not quite ready for a Jewish POTUS.
Actually, yes, I think there are Catholics who would vote for the Democrats if the Democrats weren’t pro-abortion who actually voted for Donald Trump because he is pro-life.Like what? Lower income taxes? Defeating ISIS? What?
But Catholics support Clinton, who we know through the Clinton foundation accepted pay for play donations. You can believe all you want that Joe biden and his family isnt corrupt but when you line up the events once he became the VP, his family bellied up to the pig trough. It doestn take much effort to show that most of congress over the past 60 years has been for sale.I think you are absolutely right.
That is why I am confused about so much Catholic support.
Are you talking about Obergefell v. Hodges or Roe v. Wade?SCOTUS identified it as a constitutional right. So what can they do?
Non-hispanic White Catholics supported Trump 60-37.But Catholics support Clinton, who we know through the Clinton foundation accepted pay for play donations. You can believe all you want that Joe biden and his family isnt corrupt but when you line up the events once he became the VP, his family bellied up to the pig trough. It doestn take much effort to show that most of congress over the past 60 years has been for sale.