Party or country?

[Belsnickel]

(07-15-2017, 06:51 PM)Vlad Wrote: And that's exactly why an outsider, a non career politician was elected president.
Trump is standing up for the country like no one has and has clearly demonstrated it.

MAGA wasn't meant to be a catchy campaign slogan then shelved like the Hope and Change horseshit Obama sold you.


 


Aside from that, you're just now realizing this stigma of "party before country"?

Been going on probably since politics have been going on.

Especially with democrats...whos very existence is dependent on victimhood and dependency.
Democrats need the victim and the villain. The villain being those racist, haters of poor people Republicans to blame for their failed policies.

The issue is one that both parties engage in. We are seeing it in full effect from the GOP right now. As for Trump, I understand why he had the popularity he did. The problem is that he never was an outsider. He was part of the elite that has been pulling the strings of politicians for decades. People thought that his lack of previous position in the government made him an outsider but it only makes him inexperienced and naive as to how it all works. He ran on a populist message but does not support a populist agenda. He has a hard time with any agenda because his administration has been ineffective and filled with distractions caused by a lack of experience in those around him.

There is a need for experience in elected officials, and Trump has shown us that.