TRUMP: The First 100 Days [Are You Prepared Infinity]

Now that everyone is done celebrating the election of Donald J. Trump as the 45th president of the United States, and we are being treated to a feast of news covering his cabinet picks, we can now turn our attention to his first 100 days in office. Trump's first 100 days will begin on January 20, 2017 and will conclude on April 29, 2017. This thread will serve as a chronicle of the decisions Trump makes in the first 100 days and how those decisions will lay the foundation of his presidency.

What things are you looking forward to, what timeline do you expect they will be completed in, and what impact are you expecting? What issues do you expect to crop up? Do you expect foreign conflicts to flare up, like with Iran, Syria, Russia, China, etc.? Domestic issues like the DAPL or health care reform? Will Trump have more economic wins as more companies commit to investing in America and keeping jobs here?

DYes! community, now is your time to discuss what the Trump administration will mean to you.

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Now that everyone is done celebrating the election of Donald J. Trump as the 45th president of the United States, and we are being treated to a feast of news covering his cabinet picks, we can now turn our attention to his first 100 days in office. Trump's first 100 days will begin on January 20, 2017 and will conclude on April 29, 2017. This thread will serve as a chronicle of the decisions Trump makes in the first 100 days and how those decisions will lay the foundation of his presidency.

What things are you looking forward to, what timeline do you expect they will be completed in, and what impact are you expecting? What issues do you expect to crop up? Do you expect foreign conflicts to flare up, like with Iran, Syria, Russia, China, etc.? Domestic issues like the DAPL or health care reform? Will Trump have more economic wins as more companies commit to investing in America and keeping jobs here?

DYes! community, now is your time to discuss what the Trump administration will mean to you.

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I'm scared.....

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Originally Posted by Honky Tonk

I'm scared.....

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Why on earth would you be scared? :confused:

There is a small chance that Trump won't be President. Consider the rabid hatred directed at him by the corporate press, neocons, and various Democratic groups. The recounts were a flop with Trump gaining a few votes in WI, a federal judge ridiculing the Stein recount in PA, and another federal judge putting an end to the MI recount after Detroit's results became embarrassing to Democrats although maybe not for that reason. We are on to our second Democratic coup attempt based on a fake news story without any hard data or even spokespersons from the CIA. It probably won't accomplish any more than Jill Stein. Meanwhile, Obama says he is going to "take action" against Russia whatever that means, how Russia might respond, and its effect on the election. Also, hostile crowds will be lining the parade route on inauguration day. Is it possible that the deep government folks are whipping up paranoia and hatred hoping that things will get out of hand or to prod some lone wolves into action? I've also wondered why Trump put so many military people in his cabinet. We hear of conflict between the FBI and CIA, Obama's seeming purge of military brass and have to wonder, I do anyway, if something big is at hand. A reassuring thing is that the stock market has gone up since the election suggesting that people at the top aren't as worried as I am. That's good because they are in a better position to know what's going on.

edited to add 12/18: I came across this linked article "A CIA-led Coup Against American Democracy Is Unfolding Before Our Eyes" by a blogger, Moon of Alabama. His concerns are more articulated then mine but also include a coup attempt as a possible reason for Trump hiring generals. Possible scenarios beginning with a possible coup at the electoral college are included.

Scared. Why? Trickle down economics does not work. Deregulation aids the wealthiest people and corporations, while harming the average Joe or Mary. Last time we had a derugalation and trickle down supply side president, we were losing 800,000 jobs per month at the end of his term. Last time we had a deregulation, supply side president with a republican house and senate, the great depression followed. So far, his cabinet picks point in President Harding's direction.

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Scared. Why? Trickle down economics does not work. Deregulation aids the wealthiest people and corporations, while harming the average Joe or Mary. Last time we had a derugalation and trickle down supply side president, we were losing 800,000 jobs per month at the end of his term. Last time we had a deregulation, supply side president with a republican house and senate, the great depression followed. So far, his cabinet picks point in President Harding's direction.

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Bobl, You took the name of Warren Harding in vain. Only insults to Calvin Coolidge could be worse. Harding was successful when he slashed the role of government through cuts in federal spending and in tax rates. Lowering unemployment form 11.2% to 2.4% WHILE cutting the federal budget in half and reducing taxes by one-third isn't too bad. I would have liked Obama better had he done the same. Hoover was different. The economy crashed under Hoover and remained underwater until WWII and the post war rebuilding of Europe put Americans back to work. Obama locked in half of Bush's tax cuts for the rich permanently by the way. If only Trump could be as successful with the economy and keeping the US out of war as Harding and Coolidge.

Oladub, I incorrectly named Harding rather than Coolidge. I will grant that Coolidge cleaned up some of the corruption of the Harding years, but we disagree about the financial collapse that happened the year his term expired. The damage was done, but it took months to show up in the crash. Sad that it took a World War to finally get out of the hole. I hope that I am wrong about our next president.

Love your poll CP, but what does 'Bigly' mean. Is it similar to FUGLY....:eek:....?

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Love your poll CP, but what does 'Bigly' mean. Is it similar to FUGLY....:eek:....?

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Only Trump knows. :)

I think he's actually saying big league, which would mean major, or basically a positive thing in a major way. That's just my guess.

The changes will take more than a hundred days, but will take place relatively quickly. As I wrote on another post, President Trump's head will spin from the number of bills sent to him to sign. The powerful interests in charge, who ironically did not want him as a candidate, will move quickly to get their tax cuts, deals, and accelerated transfer of wealth. It will be what is left of the working and middle class, not the swamp, that will be drained. Just look at the cabinet appointments. Trump will be a one term president after the harm is done, and voters see what has happened to them.

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The changes will take more than a hundred days, but will take place relatively quickly. As I wrote on another post, President Trump's head will spin from the number of bills sent to him to sign. The powerful interests in charge, who ironically did not want him as a candidate, will move quickly to get their tax cuts, deals, and accelerated transfer of wealth. It will be what is left of the working and middle class, not the swamp, that will be drained. Just look at the cabinet appointments. Trump will be a one term president after the harm is done, and voters see what has happened to them.

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Yes, all these things will happen at an unpresidented scale.

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Yes, all these things will happen at an unpresidented scale.

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Nice word play.

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Nice word play.

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Yes, I have Chump to thank for it. I didn't invent nothing, else I'd be a billionaire by now.

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Yes, I have Chump to thank for it. I didn't invent nothing, else I'd be a billionaire by now.

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Don't forget the O quote; you didn't make that! :p

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Yes, I have Chump to thank for it. I didn't invent nothing, else I'd be a billionaire by now.

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Probably not. No matter how hard you try, your rate of income won't keep pace with the rate of devaluation of your Dollar under the Chump you've elected.

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Probably not. No matter how hard you try, your rate of income won't keep pace with the rate of devaluation of your Dollar under the Chump you've elected.

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It will be interesting to watch as we have been stagnant for 10yrs with wages and growth. This last quarter is the first time the economy has has grown at a normal rate of around 3.2% This is probably a bubble from the election that will fade unless T does keep his promise to bring more jobs into the economy.

As regards to Trump's first 100 days [[and after) I hope somebody isn't cramming loads of specially selected Muslims into the county in the dying days of Obama, to include plenty of ISIS terrorists to penalize Trump for creaming them at the Election.

I certainly wouldn't put it past ANY democrat.

He disgusts me as do his cabinet picks. To think that Kelly Polls is running the country. Thanks to all who voted for him, not.

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It will be interesting to watch as we have been stagnant for 10yrs with wages and growth. This last quarter is the first time the economy has has grown at a normal rate of around 3.2% This is probably a bubble from the election that will fade unless T does keep his promise to bring more jobs into the economy.

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I didn't know about your 3.2% growth - that's impressive. When we achieve that our democrats will start fainting in the streets [[and they won't have Obamacare).

Do you think the time is right to open a bank account in Windsor with American Dollars to get a 33% return as your Dollar returns to par with the American Dollar. At the moment one can buy $100k Canadian with $75k American [[and get $100k American back at par). Maybe the best way for me to a new car.

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I didn't know about your 3.2% growth - that's impressive. When we achieve that our democrats will start fainting in the streets [[and they won't have Obamacare).

Do you think the time is right to open a bank account in Windsor with American Dollars to get a 33% return as your Dollar returns to par with the American Dollar. At the moment one can buy $100k Canadian with $75k American [[and get $100k American back at par). Maybe the best way for me to a new car.

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Talk to your financial adviser for advice.

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As regards to Trump's first 100 days [[and after) I hope somebody isn't cramming loads of specially selected Muslims into the county in the dying days of Obama, to include plenty of ISIS terrorists to penalize Trump for creaming them at the Election.

I certainly wouldn't put it past ANY democrat.

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I don't know about Muslims but one stinkbomb hovering over Chump's campaign staff is the meager harvest of celebrities that show up at his inauguration. Maybe Peewee Herman will oblige. Don't know. Elton John suggested Ted Nugent. Payback time.

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I don't know about Muslims but one stinkbomb hovering over Chump's campaign staff is the meager harvest of celebrities that show up at his inauguration. Maybe Peewee Herman will oblige. Don't know. Elton John suggested Ted Nugent. Payback time.

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I shouldn't think there's many he would like. They're just a bunch of commies full of hate when it doesn't go their way. Most of them must be in Canada by now anyway; we hope [[except Cher who went to Jupiter).

You"ll find most of them that have already said "no" haven't been asked anyway but are preparing the ground for their rejection. Why should Trump want to be entertained by a bunch of losers?

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I shouldn't think there's many he would like. They're just a bunch of commies full of hate when it doesn't go their way. Most of them must be in Canada by now anyway; we hope [[except Cher who went to Jupiter).

You"ll find most of them that have already said "no" haven't been asked anyway but are preparing the ground for their rejection. Why should Trump want to be entertained by a bunch of losers?

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Agreed. Hate is something they all have in common as you say. What a bunch of sore losers. He should get a hold of someone off an old "Apprentice" roster who plays the ukulele or washboard and be satisfied with that. He wants ordinary folks to attend and screw the damned artists as you put it. Bunch of entertaining crybabies.

I think the first 100 days should be the least of our worries.

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Agreed. Hate is something they all have in common as you say. What a bunch of sore losers. He should get a hold of someone off an old "Apprentice" roster who plays the ukulele or washboard and be satisfied with that. He wants ordinary folks to attend and screw the damned artists as you put it. Bunch of entertaining crybabies.

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Too bad Rob Ford died. He could have done a few lines and entertained everyone with stories of how he was set up.

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Too bad Rob Ford died. He could have done a few lines and entertained everyone with stories of how he was set up.

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Montreal mayor's aide got set up by his pusher too recently... Holidays are a great time to rewrite one's résumé.

https://www.google.ca/amp/montrealga...eth-report/amp

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Agreed. Hate is something they all have in common as you say. What a bunch of sore losers. He should get a hold of someone off an old "Apprentice" roster who plays the ukulele or washboard and be satisfied with that. He wants ordinary folks to attend and screw the damned artists as you put it. Bunch of entertaining crybabies.

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What a good original idea. Merry Christmas.

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Originally Posted by coracle

What a good original idea. Merry Christmas.

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Same to you coracle. Good tidings. I hope we don't end up harboring to many Hollywood types in our neck of the woods. We need to leave room to the moose and caribou to roam.

There was always one quote from a Presidential task force that stuck in my craw. This election. Is one.

“Thereare known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don't know we don't know.”

Trump 2015?


DonaldRumsfeld. No nukes found. And fond of the lower middle class for enlightenment.

Happy P day.

After Trump is appointed Reichsfuhrer, Liberty dies!

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After Trump is appointed Reichsfuhrer, Liberty dies!

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Danny - please polish your quotes. we love you're input, but can't stand some of you're inputs. Capish ?

Wonder what Trump's legacy will be a century from now. I always felt sorry for the legacy of Millard Fillmore, for how they marked his grave. [[Yes, that truly is his grave marker.)

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Wonder what Trump's legacy will be a century from now. I always felt sorry for the legacy of Millard Fillmore, for how they marked his grave. [[Yes, that truly is his grave marker.)

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That is the stone marking his grave, but there's a 20ft tall granite obelisk a few feet behind it.

Attachment 32399

My attachment is also MF.

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“Thereare known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we don't know we don't know.”

Trump 2015?
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Indeed, the only certainty with Trump is the uncertainty.

I did not support Trump, but did vote for him. We don't know what Trump was going to bring -- but we were certain what Hillary was selling. The certainty that Hillary wouldn't be pushing yet more political pandering was worth the risk. Now the dice have been rolled. And we'll see what's in store. It will be interesting.

Just as long as he tweets and has an Over-the-shoulder angel check his spelling; we are in for a treat.

Then again, I might like reading like this;
"Read my lisp; no more texas."

Feeding the swamp: WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 [[UPI) -- Republican members of the House voted Monday to strip the independence from the Office of Congressional Ethics, bringing the non-partisan watchdog under the oversight of the House Ethics Committee -- some of the people it is designed to keep an eye on...

In the first 100 days [[and beyond) I'm going to miss the frequent egresses of Obama from Air Force One. A slight figure jiggling down the center of an exit ramp without touching the sides; back again to talk about himself.

I'll have to get used to seeing Trump "[[sm)ooze" down with deliberation with his hand holding the handrail for control and wait for his Tweet.

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Indeed, the only certainty with Trump is the uncertainty.

I did not support Trump, but did vote for him. We don't know what Trump was going to bring -- but we were certain what Hillary was selling. The certainty that Hillary wouldn't be pushing yet more political pandering was worth the risk. Now the dice have been rolled. And we'll see what's in store. It will be interesting.

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You won't be disappointed, believe me.

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Feeding the swamp: WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 [[UPI) -- Republican members of the House voted Monday to strip the independence from the Office of Congressional Ethics, bringing the non-partisan watchdog under the oversight of the House Ethics Committee -- some of the people it is designed to keep an eye on...

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Republicans were heard saying "Nothing to see here folks. Move along."
Damn politicians are like cockroaches, can't get rid of them.

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Republicans were heard saying "Nothing to see here folks. Move along."
Damn politicians are like cockroaches, can't get rid of them.

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Saw where house democrats were complaining about this and were joined by Donald Trump in condemning the Repubs for this move.

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Saw where house democrats were complaining about this and were joined by Donald Trump in condemning the Repubs for this move.

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Here we go:

http://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/03/us...fice.html?_r=0

And he's not even in office yet.

"You won't be disappointed, believe me." Looking forward to it.....

He hasn't even started on day one yet and there's already talk that Consruction has hit a 10 year high; Ford is going to put a new plant in Flat Rock instead of Mexico; the Russians may not have hacked the DNC and the Stock Market is booming.

It must be terrible to be a democrat and have to switch the TV on and see/hear good news; unless of course they go to CNN and listen to the guy who usually talks to wall and et al.

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Here we go:

http://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/03/us...fice.html?_r=0

And he's not even in office yet.

"You won't be disappointed, believe me." Looking forward to it.....

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Awesome. Thanks for that link.

We seem to be getting some good results with his Jack Hammer approach to air dirty laundry in twitter, pressuring the establishment and corporations that go against his policy wishes to change their ways. I hope this leverage can continue.

This was brilliantly played. Trump wins a pr battle. Whoever planned this episode should win an award.

Hopefully someone will put him out of our misery before then.

The best event might be his funeral.

In response to a Carrier employee's question, Pres. Obama said this in June of this year:

“[W]hen somebody says, like [Trump], that he’s going to bring all these jobs back, well how exactly are you going to do that? What are you going to do?”

“There’s — there’s no answer to it. He just says, ‘Well, I’m going to negotiate a better deal.’ Well, how — what — how exactly are you going to negotiate that? What magic wand do you have? And usually, the answer is he doesn’t have an answer.”

President Obama, are you taking notes for your memoir?

Amazing that this con man can place paid staff members into a news conference with instructions to applaud when he replies to questions, and get away with it. P. T. Barnum would be proud.

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Amazing that this con man can place paid staff members into a news conference with instructions to applaud when he replies to questions, and get away with it. P. T. Barnum would be proud.

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I like the comparison of the media/democrats cast as Wile E Coyote receiving all their "bombs and TNT" etc from the CNN Acme Machine Co. and Trump like a Roadrunner running rings round them as it all blows up in their faces. While at the same time Russian bogie men are alleged to have hacked their password which was "password", and Comey keeps reminding us all she's a crook.

Here he comes again, "Beep, beep!"

It's just too beautiful to forget. A bunch of democrats that have been stiffed by someone P.T. Barnum would be proud of, left with a gnawing pain in their bellies that will last for 8 long long years or more.

https://mail.aol.com/webmail/getPart...s=image012.jpg

Only event I might think about celebrating is his funeral.

And hopefully it will be soon. Very soon.

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Only event I might think about celebrating is his funeral.

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And hopefully it will be soon. Very soon.

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Glenn Greenwald, who published Edward Snowden releases, wrote about the 35 page dossier in his recent article " the Deep State goes to War with president-Elect Using Unverified Claims as Democrats Cheer". https://theintercept.com/2017/01/11/...as-dems-cheer/ .

Greenwald used some choice words to describe Democrats and their new found neocon and other Deep State allies.

"Democrats, still reeling from their unexpected and traumatic election loss, as well as a systematic collapse of their party, seemingly divorced further and further from reason with each passing day, are willing — eager — to embrace any claim, cheer any tactic, align with any villain, regardless of how unsupported, tawdry, and damaging those behaviors might be." "Legitimate and effective tactics for opposing Trump are being utterly drowned by these irrational, desperate, ad hoc crusades that have no cogent strategy and make his opponents appear increasingly devoid of reason and gravity. Right now, Trump’s opponents are behaving as media critic Adam Johnson described: as ideological jellyfish, floating around aimlessly and lost, desperately latching on to whatever barge randomly passes by."

But I wonder if the Deep State's CIA, media, and other tools have or are fueling hatred with the intent of inciting lone wolves with murderous intent.

Just browse Facebook and the abundance of media from "winning democrats" and "occupy democrates" posting articles about things Trump who is not even in office yet has caused the collapse of the world,all to incite emotions and divisions.

Then there is the Reich guy wanting to start a massive occupation coalition.

Ratings and more ratings and hundreds of millions being spent,Soros fellows make $110 k a year to bounce about the country causing disruptions and violence to peaceful protests.

What is a better story ? There was a protest today.

Or ? There was a protest today and rioting broke out and 50 businesses were burned to the ground.

I don't care if he strokes out in a spray tan booth, as long as he stops drawing oxygen.

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I don't care if he strokes out in a spray tan booth, as long as he stops drawing oxygen.

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It's so satisfying and enjoyable that after you stuck us with obama for 8 years you're now getting yours. Particularly of course, because you've lost the Presidency, the Congress, the Senate, Governors, the Supreme Court and countless other minor positions.

[[but you have gained a Community Organgrinder)

Don't harbor your hate for too long Meddle because it's a long long road ahead and it will only make you ill, and we do want you to live to hate the second 4 years even more.

PS. Just imagine a Supreme Court of Judges with a "majority" of [[young judges) chosen by President Trump that will reflect on your life for the next 20/40 years. [[delicious!).

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Don't harbor your hate for too long Meddle because it's a long long road ahead and it will only make you ill, and we do want you to live to hate the second 4 years even more.

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And you can't afford to get ill after Republicans take away your healthcare.

Additionally, hate is how Republicans govern. Let them have it.

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And you can't afford to get ill after Republicans take away your healthcare.

Additionally, hate is how Republicans govern. Let them have it.

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We'll see what happens. Obviously, people now dependent on Obamacare have reason to be concerned. However, Trump is claiming that his new plan will provide "insurance for everyone" and will have lower deductibles. Rand Paul's plan seems to be in the forefront of Republican plans. it "would legalize the purchase of health insurance across state lines, challenging both the insurance cartels and overzealous state regulators" among other things. The fact is that the [[un)ACA was failing and was only being kept alive by the infusion of more cash and executive ordered violations of that act. In Minnesota, [[un)ACA costs were expected to climb an average of 36 to 67% in 2017. Obama promised to lower the health care premiums by $2,500, per family, per year. Fail

What I don't understand is why Democrats aren't jumping at the opportunity to try to establish state based single player plans like Vermont tried to establish before being shot down by [[un)ACA bureaucrats who wanted to retain the lawyers, bureaucrats, and insurance profits found in the [[un)ACA and the rest of US healthcare. This vacuum, between plans. offers an opportunity to do so. It seems like Democrats would rather whine than take the opportunity to do what they claim to want and establish single payer plans.

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We'll see what happens. Obviously, people now dependent on Obamacare have reason to be concerned. However, Trump is claiming that his new plan will provide "insurance for everyone" and will have lower deductibles. Rand Paul's plan seems to be in the forefront of Republican plans. it "would legalize the purchase of health insurance across state lines, challenging both the insurance cartels and overzealous state regulators" among other things. The fact is that the [[un)ACA was failing and was only being kept alive by the infusion of more cash and executive ordered violations of that act. In Minnesota, [[un)ACA costs were expected to climb an average of 36 to 67% in 2017. Obama promised to lower the health care premiums by $2,500, per family, per year. Fail

What I don't understand is why Democrats aren't jumping at the opportunity to try to establish state based single player plans like Vermont tried to establish before being shot down by [[un)ACA bureaucrats who wanted to retain the lawyers, bureaucrats, and insurance profits found in the [[un)ACA and the rest of US healthcare. This vacuum, between plans. offers an opportunity to do so. It seems like Democrats would rather whine than take the opportunity to do what they claim to want and establish single payer plans.

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http://www.commondreams.org/newswire...icare-all-bill

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The Expanded and Improved Medicare for All Act, H.R. 676, introduced last night by Rep. John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, with 51 other House members, would replace today’s welter of private health insurance companies with a single, streamlined public agency that would pay all medical claims, much like traditional Medicare works for seniors today.

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To make it societally affordable, the insurance companies, bureaucrats, and lawyers have to be substantially taken out of health care. Why waste time showboating with Trump and a Republican congress writing bills that will go nowhere or maintain the status quo? Better to have Vermont and perhaps some other states immediately institute their own single payer plans. If Vermont's plan works out as good as say Ontario's, other blue states will soon be in line passing similar plans. Once Trump gets a couple of new justices on the Supreme Court, who knows, the 10th. Amendment might actually be enforced making federal medical plans unconstitutional without amending the Constitution long after Trump. Meanwhile, some state single payer plans could be prospering. Better to take advantage of the confusion and disorganization now to institute state plans before Republicans mandate some insurance company friendly replacement for Obamacare. Who knows, Republicans might temporarily be glad to allow and sluff off medical care to individual states. Another thing Republicans could do would be to temporarily block grant whatever the federal government is giving to states now to allow states to continue their own self-managed Obamacare programs, set us single payer programs, or whatever else they choose.

As we near the end of the first 100 days, the rabid leftist media has behaved exactly as expected. While we all know that Trump has had a tremendous presidency thus far, the leftist media has reported on Trump in a totally deranged fashion. Fake News!

Trump has already addressed many of the concerns of his constituents. He has restored sanity to our immigration and trade policies, stripped away the regulatory and administrative state, and has taken a tough foreign policy stance. Indeed, America is great again! To be honest, Trump is one of the most American presidents ever and is the president America truly deserves. Trump plans to cap off the first 100 days of his enormous presidency with a rally on Saturday in Harrisburg, PA. Pennsylvania, as you know, is one of the "blue wall" states that helped the Donald trump that b****.

In the meantime, let's allow Trump to tell us in his own words about the success of the first 100 days.

Transcript of AP interview with Trump: The First 100 Days

Regardless of your position, I'm confused as to why anyone would want to donate to a church that was going to use your tithe for political reasons. Why do you need a religious middle-man ? Can't you just make the donation yourself directly ?
The biggest irony in this is the Catholic church itself. Some Catholics voted for Trump to address the immigration issue. The same people go to church on Sunday and tithe to the biggest coyote in the business.