How has he gotten this far without any real substance in his speeches or viability behind his promises? Political discussion: go
How has he gotten this far without any real substance in his speeches or viability behind his promises...
Hudson Ortiz
Jeremiah Campbell
Character is all the substance he needs
No one cares anyway
Hudson Bell
WALL
TRADE(nafta, ttip)
JOBS
get on the train or get run over bruh
Luis Martin
America is full of racist retards. Don't blame me, I voted Bernie.
Jordan Hill
But thats the problem, people should care because it has a direct impact on their lives and character doesn't drive the economy. Sound policy does
Noah Smith
Literally everyone gives attention to him. Normies jump on the "trump is racist" card but in stead give him more attention.
Dominic Smith
Go watch his foreign policy speech you cruzmissile
Brandon Campbell
He's gotten this far by principle, and character. Trump has been very clear that he won't be making a huge list of promises (which seems to be what substance means now) since he will instead be negotiating better deals over making demands, compromising, and grid lock.
Dylan Cook
You say that as if anyone is offering anything better
Daniel Moore
Get real: youtube.com
Jackson Gray
>How has he gotten this far without any real substance in his speeches or viability behind his promises?
clearly eventhe dumbest american redneck has finally figured out that every word a politician spews on the campaign trail is absolutely worthless
may as well go for the guy who is the most shameless about it
Liam Green
CHINA
Michael Lewis
>Zios fuck up the world
>divide and conquer by tapping into populist epidermic reactionaries and fuck it all up even more
>muh media
>muh self funding
>muh rapists
>muh tranny washrooms, King of Debt, taco bowls
>doesn't self fund, takes biggest freebies from free media and Ziocucks there are
Tl;dr? Kiss the Eternal Nose's nose and you can do whatever you want because we're all fucken Godless idiots
Ian Reed
"Substance" can change at any time.
He knows that, we know that, so he's not wasting our time.
Nolan Powell
New york times tapes
One guy and one guy only blames our biggest problems and tells the truth and doesn't go to AIPAC for beautiful Jewish babies. Vote for him. His surpluses and increases to median incomes will do you well. Zionald is Bernie but with tax cuts and lies
Ayden Diaz
Once a fake and gay empty vessel, always a lying snake oil used car salesman fake and gay empty vessel
Elijah Robinson
I was only 9 years old
I loved Donald Trump
I had all the merchandise
Every night I’d pray to Trump for deporting illegal immigrants
My dad would hear me and call me a racist
I knew he was just jealous of my devotion to Donald Trump
I called him a c@nt
He slaps me and send me to bed
I’m crying now and my face hurts
I feel a warmth approach me
It was Donald Trump
I’m so happy
He whispers in my ear “we need to build a wall”
Then he gets me out of bed and reaches in his pocket
I’m ready
I open my wallet for Donald
He gives me a small loan of a million dollars
It hurts so much, but I do it for Donald
I feel my wallet tearing as he puts the money in
He roars a mighty roar as he puts the money in
My dad walks in and says “what the f@ck”
Donald Trump looks at him and says “you’re fired”
Trump leaves through the window
Trump is love, Trump is life
Christian Russell
Hi Omarosa!
Easton Hill
link the tapes?
Samuel Lewis
Nope. After he showed how much of a flip flopping faggot he is, I never hear truths or sources from him or his crew so I believe he wouldn't have been any different there. I don't control editorial freedoms or sources in that place
Lincoln Jenkins
>I called him a c@nt
*I called him a cuck
Adam Brooks
this is actually a better cut and more relevant to this discussion: youtube.com
Caleb Wilson
>principal and character
He's literally the embodiment of corporate America, he know's how to tell people what they like to hear. He's pandering to people. And there's a difference between making empty promises and actually presenting a coherent plan for the future.
Camden Gray
>How has he gotten this far without any real substance in his speeches or viability behind his promises?
2 billion dollars in free media coverage of him
Ryder Stewart
You're wrong faggot
Brayden Morris
Yep. I saw a video. He has a formula. He is a Jewish wordsmith. He will never use certain words. Never has a hook. And will NEVER end a sentence with more than one or two syllables
Michael Torres
So you claim something without facts?
america needs a northern wall too
Aiden Perez
Would you rather have a candidate that promises you the world and doesn't deliver, much like what Obama did?
A lot of domestic issues are solved through Congress, not the President. The President sets the vision in motion.
Luis Wright
It's politics, you don't need substance in speeches, and if you have it, you bore the largest demographic. Not all of the general public are interested in the facts, they'd just rather believe idealistic promises.
Oliver Roberts
Fool me once shame on you. Fool me since Adam and Eve and you can fuck right off
Adam Jones
The president deals more with foreign relations which is why I can't get behind Trump. He has no experience and on top of that he wants to desolve NATO and increase tarrifs which have been universally recognized by economists to hurt both foriegn relations and the long tefm health of the economy
Gabriel Parker
canacuck is at it again.
you should be enclosed and cut off
Hudson Rogers
America did pretty fucking good under isolationist policies.
Jaxson Reed
>implying his competitors had any more substance
His positions on his website are fairly detailed.
Trump is helping you and other normies realize what a crock of shit all politicians are.
Thomas Allen
Not an argument. Do you really feel he wouldn't have said anything? Tapes would have come out by now but it is the world's best paper and they'd never do that. Just take a look in this thread. I'm repeating myself now. No need to get all fannyflustered
Oliver Torres
No, we didn't. In fact isolationism made our economy small and irrelevent and even prolonged the Great Depression
Blake Wright
fuck off schizo
Jaxon Torres
Traitor
Jose Cook
>implying the vast majority of Americans didn't already know politicians are full of shit 80% of the time
and Trump is a businessman, the only people better at lying than politicans
Liam Kelly
What does a US President do by definition?
The president works out treaties or agreements with other nations concerning trade and the aid that the United States gives to needy countries. He appoints ambassadors to represent the United States in foreign countries. The president also serves as the Commander in Chief of the armed forces.
Jaxon Nelson
>New york times tapes
Buzzfeed lmao
One guy and one guy only blames our biggest problems and tells the truth and doesn't go to >AIPAC for beautiful Jewish babies. Vote for him. His surpluses and increases to median incomes will do you well. Zionald is Bernie but with tax cuts and lies
One guy said that AMERICA SHOULD COME FIRST and Israel should PAY for protection.
Jose Smith
The president also dictates domestic trade and tax policies. Ignoring the fact that he has absolutely no experience in the area of foreign policy or politics in general his stances regarding these topics are laughably incoherent
Michael Thomas
The powers and responsibilities of the president are enumerated in Articles I and II of the Constitution.
The president is the commander-in-chief of the military (but not the power to declare war, which is reserved to the Congress), has the power to pardon crimes, to make treaties “with the Advice and Consent of the Senate,” and, again with the approval of the Senate, can appoint ambassadors, judges, Supreme Court justices, and a host of other public officials (note that Cabinet appointments don not require approval by the Senate). The Constitution obligates the president to “give to the Congress Information on the State of the Union.” Also, the president has the power to veto congressional bills, but the veto can be overridden with a two-thirds congressional majority.
That's it. That's what the Constitution says about the powers and responsibilities of the president.
Juan Williams
As the head of the executive branch, he/she exercises authority over four million federal employees in over 200 different executive agencies (like NASA, the CIA, and even the post office) and the fifteen executive departments (State, Treasury, Defense, etc.). Some of these appointments require congressional approval, namely the heads of most executive agencies, as opposed to Cabinet officers like the secretary of state, who serve at the discretion of the president. Modern presidents also appoint officials known as “czars,” who are policy specialists given charge of coordinating the national effort on a particular issue (for example, the “drug czar” is responsible for drug enforcement).
Ayden Gutierrez
this tbqh fampai
Lincoln Cooper
But perhaps the most important role of the president, at least in terms of how the average American sees him/her in their day-to-day lives, is as the celebrity-in-chief. Only about four in every ten Americans can correctly identify the Speaker of the House, but everyone knows who the president is -- after all, he/she is on TV all the time, has a legion of reporters at his/her beck and call, and is an intrinsically newsworthy personality given the amount of power the presidency possesses.
The celebrity president is a relatively recent development, made possible in no small part due to advances in communications. Franklin D. Roosevelt was the first president to effectively take advantage of radio with his “fireside chats” beamed straight into the living rooms of ordinary Americans; Dwight D. Eisenhower was the first TV president, with his Madison Avenue public relations consultants and campaign commercials; Ronald Reagan took TV performances to a new level; and Barack Obama has effectively become the first social media president through savvy use of social networking sites to communicate directly with voters.