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I know what you're referring to (the dem disapproval), but what of it?
So no crime no matter how severe or vile would dislodge your tongue from his boot treads as long as he's towing the party line?
And yet no follower of Trump has been able.to show how he did anything that has helped the economy.
Do you really think that cutting regulation is a good thing? And please, what were the specific bills that did this.
Proof that not everyone who walks into a church actually believes in Jesus. And how anyone who considers themselves to be believers can pledge support for a secular materialist and hedonist is beyond my comprehension. What comes to mind is Jesus saying "one cannot serve two masters, ...", thus they must decide whether they want Trump as their master or Jesus because because Trump and Jesus are diametrically opposed in what they have said and done..
Something that goes right to the heart of the White Evangelical mindset.
"The researchers at the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) just released their 2019 American Values Survey, and there’s one graph in particular that says so much about the state of religion in this country. It concerns how various religious groups see Donald Trump: Do they like him? And could he do anything to change their minds?
It’s not surprising that white evangelicals overwhelmingly support him. They don’t care about — or are willing to overlook — his affairs, scandals, inhumanity, ignorance, racism, and blatant pandering. It’s also not a shock that non-religious people and Black Protestants mostly disapprove of him.
But look at the far ends of the bars. They represent whether those groups are open to changing their minds.
While 75% of white evangelicals approve of Trump’s performance in office, 31% of them say there’s literally nothing he could do to lose their support. He really could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue without it making a difference to his base."
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So, ramping up the deficit by an additional $1 trillion per year, which will very much negatively affect our kids and grandkids, is all fine and dandy for you?
Regulations are passed for a reason, so just cutting regulations and expecting everything will work out for the better is complete nonsense and also dangerous. Yes, regulations need to periodically be reviewed, which is why I favor what are called "sunshine laws", but to just cut, cut, cut is foolish and asking for trouble, much like we saw with the Great Recession that started a bit over a decade ago.
...communism? If you say so, kid.
Why???