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Playing The Field (Again) Derek Hunter
« on: June 08, 2023, 05:25:36 pm »
Playing The Field (Again)
Derek Hunter


It’s amazing how quickly we got used to a presidential nomination fight starting almost two full years before the election, or more than a year before the first primary or caucus vote, but here we are. Seems too soon, but it is what’s happening, and more people have entered the fray in just the last couple of days that I thought it was worth taking another look at the field, and by “look” I mean a cynical look, because if these people can’t stand up to a little scrutiny from someone who’d happily vote for any of them over any Democrat, we’re screwed.

Let’s start at the top: Donald Trump. The big dog in all the polls, and he won’t let you forget it. If he spent half the time he spends talking about his polling or how he got screwed in 2020 talking about what he wants to do for the country….well, we’d know what he wants to do in a second term. Instead, we get platitudes and promises of only needing 6 months to complete the job. That last bit makes you wonder why, if he can make such a huge difference in 6 months, why didn’t do the things he says he will when he had 4 years?

Trump has promised to address birthright citizenship on his first day, which would be great. But he did promise to address in the first time he ran and had more than 1,400 days in which to do it and did nothing. I love the idea, I support the idea, but why wasn’t it done before? Why wasn’t the wall built? These are questions he’s going to have to answer at some point, and things he desperately wants to avoid.

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Re: Playing The Field (Again) Derek Hunter
« Reply #1 on: June 08, 2023, 08:33:14 pm »
The "silly season" starts way, way too early imho.

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Re: Playing The Field (Again) Derek Hunter
« Reply #2 on: June 08, 2023, 08:47:11 pm »
From the article….

Trump has promised to address birthright citizenship on his first day, which would be great. But he did promise to address in the first time he ran and had more than 1,400 days in which to do it and did nothing. I love the idea, I support the idea, but why wasn’t it done before? Why wasn’t the wall built? These are questions he’s going to have to answer at some point, and things he desperately wants to avoid.

One of the arguments that MAGAs attempt to make why all his promises in his first term fell through is because he had opposition.

What makes them believe that opposition goes away in a second term?
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Re: Playing The Field (Again) Derek Hunter
« Reply #3 on: June 08, 2023, 08:50:13 pm »
From the article….

Trump has promised to address birthright citizenship on his first day, which would be great. But he did promise to address in the first time he ran and had more than 1,400 days in which to do it and did nothing. I love the idea, I support the idea, but why wasn’t it done before? Why wasn’t the wall built? These are questions he’s going to have to answer at some point, and things he desperately wants to avoid.

One of the arguments that MAGAs attempt to make why all his promises in his first term fell through is because he had opposition.

What makes them believe that opposition goes away in a second term?

Or because he didn't know any better.  Or whatever.  When you're management, everything is your fault.  And if you're not up to speed on how the management works, then you shouldn't be in a management position in the first place.