Pence Staged Exit.

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(10-09-2017, 07:46 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: LOL

 He won

He named 1 Supreme Court Justice and likely to name 2 more thus changing the make up of the SC for decades.

If he does no more, he killed the liberal agenda for decades. I can't wait to watch heads explode when Kennedy and Ginsberg get replaced by Trump with judges who lean right.

Trump won the big one and the left can't do anything about it for at least 3.5 years and maybe 7.5.......LOL

To the bold: Thanks, I hadn't heard. I thought he might have, but I wasn't sure as he's never stopped campaigning. 
To the rest: I don't care. We've got a lot of problems (as a country), I could care less about one side scoring points over the other.

(10-09-2017, 08:06 PM)Luvnit2 Wrote: I think the average person likes Trump more than you would like to admit. He creates jobs and he is a Patriot President at a time Obama had deeply divided us, Trump woke up the Patriots and reminded everyone Americans and America first and screw the rest of the world if it hurts 1 American.

As for the SC, the simple fear of the far left using the court system to kill American values was eliminated by electing President Trump so I will sleep better knowing they are screwed now for decades as anything of great importance legally always ends up the hands of the SC.

Eh, I'm not sure WTF you're referring to. We're still on the same course estimates we were on four or five years ago, although indicators are unemployment is going to grow.

Which isn't all Trump's fault. The first year of any presidency is largely the last year of his predecessor. But if the trend from the last couple months continues, as we move out of the Obama years, we're going to be facing more unemployment. My hope is he will learn from his Carrier debacle: you can't just throw sacks of money at businesses without conditions to keep jobs here.

But he hasn't really shown any signs of learning from his mistakes.

(10-09-2017, 10:01 PM)StLucieBengal Wrote: And the leftists in the media and NFL fell for it.     There is a bit of genius in his move here but I do not think for a minute he planned it out.   He fell bass ackwards into this political gem .

He knows how to use public relations, for sure. But I agree, I don't think it was planned. I think he just throws poop out there and sees what sticks. He knows if he says enough inflammatory things, someone will make it a headline.

(10-09-2017, 10:55 PM)jason Wrote: How is it a gem? What positive did he bring about by falling bass ackward into this? It obviously riled up those that don't care for pro football, and the casual fan, but I think his job is to be the chief executive of the country. Hes obviously better at hooting and hollering than he is at anything with real substance, but come on. This was Mr Trump being a hype man or a cheerleader.

I'll Grant you this... They did fall for it by responding. A simple "If you want us to stick to sports, then please stick to politics, and give governing a try for once." would have been more effective.

But he doesn't know how to lead. He knows how to hoot and holler. That's why he's never stopped talking about Hillary, or telling boys scouts weird stories about other real estate developers he outlasted.