09-15-2018, 12:03 AM
(09-14-2018, 05:05 PM)Dill Wrote: Um, no. I haven't really noticed that. The fact that more Republican "independents" and never-Trumpers are speaking out may create that impression.
In this forum Trump defenders seem more ready to signal personal disapproval of some of Trump's behavior--while at the same time characterizing it as immaterial to his job performance .
True. His behavior is immaterial to his job performance. And?
and not essentially different from what all politicians do.
Not sure about that. Trump is certainly unique.
(LOL liberal "hypocrites" are silent about Obama's "lies" while they are all over Trump for siding with Putin over the CIA and denying 3,000 people died in PR.)
Right... "Bush lied, people died", "Trump's a liar."..but that scumbag between them that you adored so much was infallible.
For them Trump "hate" is still the real driver of the current political chaos.
Yes it is, what else can it be? You are being very disingenuous when you put hate in quotation marks as if it were not true.
Hate was there before Trump signed a bill, hate was there before he took the oath of office.
The moment he won the election, it began, a concerted effort to delegitimize his presidency because he had the audacity to win.
I've already explained the fallacious 3000 death rate once.
Trump once again was right.
https://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/09/13/fact-check-trump-is-right-critics-are-manipulating-puerto-rico-death-toll-estimate-hurricane-maria/
Last month, a new study was produced by George Washington University that estimated the “excess mortality” from Hurricane Maria over a six-month period at 2,975 within a 95% confidence interval of 2,658-3,290 “excess” deaths.
This was the second-highest estimate after the faulty Harvard study, and was based on a statistical model that subtracted the number of people who theoretically should have died over the same period from the number of people who actually died during that time.
