@MerelHazebroeck@GBC_Press I agree with all you say, Merel, except about the extended half-time, and -although you didn’t mention it, the hydration breaks. Football/soccer is 45+15+45, full-stop. Adding resting and coaching time is dramatically changing the game. No good!
@MrDavX No, the negative ratings are the result of what comes out of his mouth now, the positive effects of his doings will manifest themselves in thexyears to come, as historians begin to write about this era in 20, 30 years
@0ivankaTrump1 No. Eight years are enough. You’ve done and are doing great things, but for some reason what comes out of your mouth is just way too divisive for the country as a whole.
@snowyxq1 No. Because his “we’re putting our arms down” speech only encouraged our globe’s despots: Putin taking the Krim, Syria to gas its opponents… It was well meant , but should never have come from the de facto #1 cop.
@ronaldo124441 His biggest legacy., perhaps not what he intended, has been Trump being elected, because of his extreme divisive politics… “no, we’re not asking the Republicans’ opinion on healthcare reform, because We Won!”
@Sabiha1278 Yes. Not necessarily to “combat fraud”, but to improve people’s overall trust in the voting system. Some real and verified exceptions should be possible ie for seriously disabled voters
@0ivankaTrump1 100% because unlike near all other politicians Mr. Trump means (almost too literally ) what he said/says and tries to implement that. While I may not agree with all the initiatives Mr. Trump’s sincerity is astounding.
@0ivankaTrump1 It’s not about catching non-eligible voters in the first place. It’s about the credibility of our voting system. It’s why everywhere in the world (with a few exceptions perhaps for countries led by tyrants) all voters come to the voting booths, show their valid ID doc.