Trump Accomplishments

[sdskinsfan2001]

Figured it was time for a positive thread (that will instantly be turned negative). Believe it or not he's accomplished a lot more than supposedly taking hot tub sessions with Putin.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/w...in-three-years

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ar...19_142047.html

https://710wor.iheart.com/featured/m...hments-so-far/

http://www.magapill.com/

I understand that not all of you will agree with all of these based on legit political differences of opinions, but I think he's doing a good job when you look at actual results.

[Giantone]

The list in you first link is a effing joke.

[Giantone]

A better review...........................

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...n-achievements

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Giantone

A better review...........................



https://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...n-achievements

Vox. Lol

Edit: actually this quote from your article explains why libs really want him impeached

As 2020 approaches, Trump’s achievements are a reminder that Trump and his team are doing real things that have real impacts on real lives. His successes explain why the conservative movement is solidly behind him, despite its considerable doubts from four years ago. Regardless of what Trump tweets or says or does during the election, it’s worth remembering there’s more to him than the Trump Show.

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[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

Vox. Lol

Edit: actually this quote from your article explains why libs really want him impeached



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this is from the same artical..........................

"As a candidate, Trump was vocally skeptical of climate change regulations but specifically vowed “to promote clean air and water,” which are overwhelmingly popular causes. But Trump has moved to roll back dozens of rules on these subjects without the changes ever becoming a focus of sustained public debate.

Most of these rollbacks’ impacts will be felt primarily in the long term, but already, particulate pollution is getting worse, reversing years of progress. A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon estimates that 9,700 more Americans died due to air pollution in 2018 than in 2016, in part due to regulatory changes. But the Trump administration is moving to restrict the range of evidence used to demonstrate air pollution’s harms, hoping to forestall the promulgation of new standards that would lead to stricter regulation."

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Giantone

this is from the same artical..........................



"As a candidate, Trump was vocally skeptical of climate change regulations but specifically vowed “to promote clean air and water,” which are overwhelmingly popular causes. But Trump has moved to roll back dozens of rules on these subjects without the changes ever becoming a focus of sustained public debate.



Most of these rollbacks’ impacts will be felt primarily in the long term, but already, particulate pollution is getting worse, reversing years of progress. A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon estimates that 9,700 more Americans died due to air pollution in 2018 than in 2016, in part due to regulatory changes. But the Trump administration is moving to restrict the range of evidence used to demonstrate air pollution’s harms, hoping to forestall the promulgation of new standards that would lead to stricter regulation."

Again, these are items supported by, and reasons why, Trump supporters voted for him. You can, and do, have political meltdowns over it, but it isn't a negative to someone looking to vote for Trump vs any democrat.

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[Back2RFK]

Originally Posted by Giantone

this is from the same artical..........................

"As a candidate, Trump was vocally skeptical of climate change regulations but specifically vowed “to promote clean air and water,” which are overwhelmingly popular causes. But Trump has moved to roll back dozens of rules on these subjects without the changes ever becoming a focus of sustained public debate.

Most of these rollbacks’ impacts will be felt primarily in the long term, but already, particulate pollution is getting worse, reversing years of progress. A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon estimates that 9,700 more Americans died due to air pollution in 2018 than in 2016, in part due to regulatory changes. But the Trump administration is moving to restrict the range of evidence used to demonstrate air pollution’s harms, hoping to forestall the promulgation of new standards that would lead to stricter regulation."

Funny your article you linked was from 12/2019. Why didn't back up that statement with facts?

[Back2RFK]

Originally Posted by Giantone

this is from the same artical..........................

"As a candidate, Trump was vocally skeptical of climate change regulations but specifically vowed “to promote clean air and water,” which are overwhelmingly popular causes. But Trump has moved to roll back dozens of rules on these subjects without the changes ever becoming a focus of sustained public debate.

Most of these rollbacks’ impacts will be felt primarily in the long term, but already, particulate pollution is getting worse, reversing years of progress. A team of researchers at Carnegie Mellon estimates that 9,700 more Americans died due to air pollution in 2018 than in 2016, in part due to regulatory changes. But the Trump administration is moving to restrict the range of evidence used to demonstrate air pollution’s harms, hoping to forestall the promulgation of new standards that would lead to stricter regulation."

You have to love these statements without any facts to back them up.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

Vox. Lol

Edit: actually this quote from your article explains why libs really want him impeached



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Can I tiptoe in here while avoiding the major discussion of this dogshit thread?

I want him impeached because he thinks the position of POTUS is above the law. Literally anytime one of his advisors say "we don't have the law to back us up on this" he just does it anyways, and they'll figure out the legal ramifications later.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by mooby

Can I tiptoe in here while avoiding the major discussion of this dogshit thread?

I want him impeached because he thinks the position of POTUS is above the law. Literally anytime one of his advisors say "we don't have the law to back us up on this" he just does it anyways, and they'll figure out the legal ramifications later.

Why is the thread dogshit? You're turning into Giantone. Not every political post or thread has to be directed towards shitting on the president.

Also, you can want him impeached, but still think some things he has done were positive.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by mooby

Can I tiptoe in here while avoiding the major discussion of this dogshit thread?



I want him impeached because he thinks the position of POTUS is above the law. Literally anytime one of his advisors say "we don't have the law to back us up on this" he just does it anyways, and they'll figure out the legal ramifications later.

Why is it a dogshit thread? Trump has implemented alot of the policies he ran on, and showing those successes, and the resulting success in the country is as legitimate, or more legitimate, then the 13th negative thread or 1900th post of hyperbole against him.

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[sdskinsfan2001]

(that will instantly be turned negative)

^^^^

And right on queue. You must get a text alert anytime the name Trump is mentioned here. The TDS alert goes up like the bat signal.

If you were so inclined to be anything but 100% negative you could find your own links.

[Chico23231]

Vox is a complete fuckin joke. Don’t post their bullshit here

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Vox is a complete fuckin joke. Don’t post their bullshit here

.....................coming from now that is fucking funny!

[CRedskinsRule]

And more from G1s

In tandem with the regulatory rollback, Trump’s goal of boosting America’s natural resource extraction industries has been largely successful. There is no broad-based revival of the coal industry, but*employment in coal mining has stabilized and is rising slightly*in a reversal of recent trends. American oil output has soared to the point where*net imports of crude oil and petroleum products*are at their lowest level in generations and the country is likely to become a net exporter in the near future. Natural gas output, meanwhile, has*soared to record highs

And also

Beyond cutting rates, Trump has also reshaped the tax code in important ways. By substantially increasing the standard deduction, TCJA has reduced the number of families who itemize tax deductions and thus, in effect, made all deductions less valuable and economically important. Pairing this with a reduction in the amount of home mortgage interest that is eligible for tax deductibility has, in particular, narrowed the scope of the mortgage interest tax deduction — long seen as a sacred cow of the tax code — and done so without notably disrupting the real estate market... *But the reshaping of the deductions landscape is likely to be a somewhat enduring, and arguably progressive, part of his legacy.

And

As*Vox’s Nicole Narea has detailed, for example, the Trump administration “built up, layer by layer, a series of impediments in Central America, at the border, in detention centers, and in the immigration courts that have made obtaining asylum nearly impossible.”

And finally

Trump has seen federal judges*appointed and confirmed at a record rate. He’s put 46 Circuit Court judges on the bench in three years compared to 55 across eight years of Obama, meaning a bit over a quarter of appeals court judges are now Trump appointees.*

So while dems scream and moan in literal hysterics over trumped up charges, Trump amd the Republican Senate have been working on the agenda they campaigned on.

Thanks Vox

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