trump hypocrisy 101

[MalibuGuru]

[swchandler]

You're dreaming if you think that Donald Trump will turn things around for middle America in any appreciable way. However, the folks that want to exploit our natural resources for profit will do well under Trump's tent.

No doubt, the rich will get richer, but little of that wealth will trickle down to where it's needed. The red states, in particular, are still going to be distressed with folks wishing foolishly for their gravy train to come in. Republicans aren't big spenders when it come down to sharing the wealth with the little people, and Trump isn't going to be able change that. All the hope for change will ultimately turn into disappointment, especially when Republicans get done "saving" Social Security and Medicare.

[real-human]

[swchandler]

Donald Trump lost most of the American economy in the election, and the following Washington Post article does a good job in clarifying that conclusion.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/11/22/donald-trump-lost-most-of-the-american-economy-in-this-election/?hpid=hp_hp-top-table-main_economy-1125a%3Ahomepage%2Fstory

[mac]

Well, well, well, those that accused Hillary of a conflict of interest continue to ignore those of Donald Trump. Calling the president of another country, as president, to bend the rules and gain financially in the process is a blatant conflict of interest, far worse than anything the Clinton's have ever been accused of. Trump just wants to be the biggest alligator in the swamp. But nobody on the left missed the signs that he was a sleazy con artist.

There is an interesting twist to the economic issues. No doubt the focus on preventing a full economic meltdown by bailing out the banks (and the auto companies) and by low interest rates and quantitative easing benefited those with assets, not main street. Some think that Obama was too cautious in his small sized stimulus. Axelrod says pretty clearly that Obama picked health care because he thought there was only a small window. Trump and Bannon are now talking about a very large (trillion or more) infrastructure bill. The traditional conservatives are worried that will be inflationary to wages--they are probably right. It will also be more of an investment in the future than the first infrastructure bill. But the most depressing thing is, a modest infrastructure bill of $500 billion to $1 trillion was there for the asking if Republicans had been willing to work with Obama. They chose to screw American workers to fight Obama, and Trump convinced them somehow that it wasn't the Republican's fault. Sucker born every minute.

[mat-ty]

[real-human]

here is a team for calling for lock her up. She did not give information to other nations that were even marker classified and she by herself at the time had the ability and right to declassify anything.

Now we have a right winger who gave out classified material to another country and he knew it was classified.


Trump's National Security Adviser gave secret information to foreign military leaders

[real-human]

again this is a former General and he is too stupid to understand that was a lie. Is this the type of individual that should have ever been in the military other than peeling potatoes?

I believe he has disgraced the american military and should be tried and lose his pension when found guilty for not acting as an officer and gentleman.. He deserves nothing and we need to clean house in the military that there are generals this stupid.

http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2016/12/14/1611013/-Trump-s-National-Security-Advisor-trying-to-cover-up-the-fake-news-he-spread-on-social-media

Trump's national security advisor trying to cover-up the fake news he spread on social media

[real-human]

will we get an independent council to investigate. Is trump above the law?

Looks Like Trump May Have Committed a Major Electoral Felony.

[real-human]