Trump's no monster... and he's not mad either

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***Every single thing President Trump now does, says or tweets or is greeted by instant paralysis of perspective.

He is, and must remain, a ‘MONSTER!’

There’s just one problem: the majority of people don’t seem to actually agree with this assessment.

In fact, the more the angry, puce-faced, self-righteous, snowflake, marching, millennial mob try to force through their view, the less inclined ordinary voters seem to be to swallow it.

A Reuters poll last night revealed that 49% of Americans support Trump’s travel ban, as opposed to 41% who are against it.

And in the UK, a YouGov poll today revealed 49% of Britons are in favour of President Trump’s state visit going ahead, compared to just 36% who are against it.
 
Protestors, led by incensed celebrities and politicians on both sides of the Atlantic, have been competing to see who can be most abusive about the President.

Many of them, ironically, deploying the very same coarse misogynist rhetoric they cite as one of their main reasons to hate him.
 
Reuben_J said:
Protestors, led by incensed celebrities and politicians on both sides of the Atlantic, have been competing to see who can be most abusive about the President.

Many of them, ironically, deploying the very same coarse misogynist rhetoric they cite as one of their main reasons to hate him.
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Piers Morgan is awful tho why would you post this. I have 100 counter opinion pieces I could post.
 
The protestors wanted, and **expected, Hillary Clinton to sweep this ghastly man to crushing defeat in the election two months ago and become the first female president.
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When it didn’t happen, mainly because Hillary was a terrible candidate who fought a terrible campaign, they were collectively struck down by Post Trump Success Disorder.

This is an awful affliction that causes victims to lose the power of calm, rational thought and instead resort to uncontrollable, unrelenting outbursts of shrieking, screaming, wailing and teeth-gnashing.
 
So despite all the howling, marches, social media onslaughts and foul-mouthed chants, **more people in America and Britain appear to be behind Trump than against him.
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And as we saw with the US election and Brexit, these polls are probably understating that support.
 
Reuben_J said:
So despite all the howling, marches, social media onslaughts and foul-mouthed chants, **more people in America and Britain appear to be behind Trump than against him.
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And as we saw with the US election and Brexit, these polls are probably understating that support.
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His approval rating is historically low.
 
Those people see a travel ban portrayed as a ‘racist Muslim ban’, then work out for themselves that 85% of the world’s Muslims aren’t actually banned, and shrug their shoulders.

They know President Obama had a shockingly poor record on admitting Syrian refugees, and let many of them die by not engaging with Assad when he crossed the fabled ‘red line’, so can’t get too worked up about Trump not letting any in.
 
They remember Bill Clinton had ‘sexual relations’ with interns inside the Oval Office, so can’t get too wildly outraged by Trump saying women throw themselves at celebrities either.

Just as they know Bill’s wife Hillary voted for war with anything that moved, so they rather like Trump not instantly nuking Russia but instead making friendly overtures to Putin.
And so on.

In short,** they don’t over-react.**
 
I don’t personally agree with the way he’s gone about it, and I’m glad to see he’s already reined back on banning any green card holders, but I absolutely respect his right to do it given that is what he promised to do.

**This is how democracy works. You listen to election campaign arguments, you vote, and the winner gets to do what he or she said they would do if it’s within the law.
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joshman1 said:
Piers Morgan lmao
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So which part of the article that makes you lyao? Do you realise that without reading it and coming to a conclusion would just confirm what he said, that you are ‘greeted by instant paralysis of perspective’.
 
Reuben_J said:
Protestors, led by incensed celebrities and politicians on both sides of the Atlantic, have been competing to see who can be most abusive about the President.

Many of them, ironically, deploying the very same coarse misogynist rhetoric they cite as one of their main reasons to hate him.
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Minority conservatives are well aware of the “caring” nature of the fringe left.

Like any totalitarian dictator philosophy it’s so great for you it just has to be forced if you don’t like it.
 
joshman1 said:
His approval rating is historically low.
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Low as it is, it is still the majority.

So do you agree that he is not a ‘monster’? Because if you don’t then you inevitably have to say that of Clinton and Obama, which you would not do.
 
joshman1 said:
His approval rating is historically low.
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And he even set a record on disapproval.

A Gallup poll released Saturday shows Trump’s disapproval rating at 51 percent. According to The Hill, this sets a new record for the amount of time it takes a majority of the public to disapprove of a president.

And he not only broke the record, leave it to Trump, numbers appear very important to him and he smashed it! Winning by several hundred days less than it took Americans to disapprove of past presidents.

Trump 8 days
Clinton: 573
Reagan: 727
Obama: 936
Bush II: 1205
Bush I: 1336

townhall.com/tipsheet/leahbarkoukis/2017/01/30/trump-disapproval-rating-n2278560
 
joshman1 said:
His approval rating is historically low.
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And that and $4.95 will buy his opponents a small drink at Starbucks.

Like it or not, the man has the keys to AF1 and will have them for a very long time. His opponents would do better to work off their Purgatory, except that many fail to believe in it.

ICXC NIKA
 
GEddie said:
And that and $4.95 will buy his opponents a small drink at Starbucks.

Like it or not, the man has the keys to AF1 and will have them for a very long time. His opponents would do better to work off their Purgatory, except that many fail to believe in it.

ICXC NIKA
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You don’t know it will be for a very long time. No one knows. He could be impeached and removed from office or he could resign or he could lose in less than 4 yrs or not run again. And I certainly don’t wish him ill but none of us are promised tomorrow. I’m younger than he is and I’m not.
 
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