@TonyAdreani@ItsWrathful1@EricLDaugh "Find a way to end the battle with Fink/Blackrock" Way easier said than done. In spite of that, the US economy is doing very well but you're never going to see stores drop prices, in the meantime LET THE MAN COOK
@redneckskeptic@overton_news "No responsible governor would contradict" So if its irresponsible not to contradict him why is it not responsible for Trump to issue that order?
@LawfulRogue@ceepee07 Thats bs actually. The threat of being arrested is a huge deterent for criminals. This has been proven in the real world over and over again.
@tradphysician@Yerocode0@BigModernism No one believes him after he delivered on border security on day one? Record low crime rates? Eliminating D.E.I. from the military? U.S. population decreasing for the first time in decades? USAID cuts? Tax cuts including on tips? Sheesh, tough crowd
@travtravtrav@NFLD_Jack@TheBabylonBibi@realDonaldTrump The worst aspects were covid passports, firing people for refusing the vaccine, indefinite lockdowns. Trump opposed all of that. Keep posting the article you shared earlier and i already addressed though i guess you stupid fuck
@travtravtrav@NFLD_Jack@TheBabylonBibi@realDonaldTrump To clarify: opposed the lockdowns after the initial wave. Its actually not a terrible idea to be extra cautious about an unkown virus, at least politically speaking. If he just immediately said "keep everything open!" every death would be blamed on him and people would buy it.
@NFLD_Jack@TheBabylonBibi@realDonaldTrump Trump opposed the lockdowms, mamdatory vaccines, reinstated federal workers who were fired over refusing it. You're barking up the wrong tree, goy
@redneckskeptic@overton_news So yeah, just like I said he wanted to end the lockdowns:
"He (Trump) asserted that "numerous provisions" of the U.S. Constitution give him the power to potentially overrule governors who have issued stay-at-home orders for their states"
Were you trying to support my argument?