Worst President's First 100 Days in History

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hog88 said:
I like a good twist and spin as much as the next guy but some of this is getting old. Trump has given his detractors enough REAL ammunition to use yet they want to nitpick the tiniest details and when that falls flat they just make **** up.
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Tell me about it, they are like the boy who cried wolf. Eventually no one is going to be listening.
 
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Nerwen Aldarion said:
Tell me about it, they are like the boy who cried wolf. Eventually no one is going to be listening.
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Donnys trail of broken promises says otherwise. When he manages to squeeze a campaign promise through his own party's legislators, wake me up so I can take a picture.

Thus far it's been failure after failure, the only ones not paying attention are the trump nut huggers who are so far detached from reality that nothing he did would faze them.
 
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Septic said:
Donnys trail of broken promises says otherwise. When he manages to squeeze a campaign promise through his own party's legislators, wake me up so I can take a picture.

Thus far it's been failure after failure, the only ones not paying attention are the trump nut huggers who are so far detached from reality that nothing he did would faze them.
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Why aren't you happy?
 
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There is a huge difference between not fulfilling campaign promises an not attempting to fulfill campaign promises. If you look at the 1st 100 days Trump can't post many banners for his accomplishments. At the same time, he has worked on literally every issue he promised he would, something I can't remember another president doing. His intensions to fulfill those same promises are crystal clear versus other presidents who simply side stepped theirs. I did not expect him to get all the promises accomplished in the 1st 100 days. Liberals/liberal press can only point at the timeline nothing else.
 
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Number of Trump tweets in his first 100 days: 498

Number of days Trump spent at his resort in Mar-a-Lago in his first 100 days: 31

Number of executive orders Trump signed in his first 100 days: 78

He was a frequent critic of the amount of time Obama spent playing golf (he has done much more). He was a frequent critic of the number of Obama's executive orders (he has signed much more through 100 days).
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
Number of Trump tweets in his first 100 days: 498

Number of days Trump spent at his resort in Mar-a-Lago in his first 100 days: 31

Number of executive orders Trump signed in his first 100 days: 78

He was a frequent critic of the amount of time Obama spent playing golf (he has done much more). He was a frequent critic of the number of Obama's executive orders (he has signed much more through 100 days).
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Reap the whirlwind .... reap it
 
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Who gives a F about the first 100 days? Looks like the sheeple do.

Whoever made up this slogan of 100 days are probably the same ones that cry about seeing someone's taxes.
 
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IPleadInsanity said:
There is a huge difference between not fulfilling campaign promises an not attempting to fulfill campaign promises. If you look at the 1st 100 days Trump can't post many banners for his accomplishments. At the same time, he has worked on literally every issue he promised he would, something I can't remember another president doing. His intensions to fulfill those same promises are crystal clear versus other presidents who simply side stepped theirs. I did not expect him to get all the promises accomplished in the 1st 100 days. Liberals/liberal press can only point at the timeline nothing else.
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The problem is not his general idea of accomplishing things he promised. The problem is that he really did not understand them when he made the promises. He has no public policy background, other than throwing the occasional fundraiser gala at Mar-a-lago.

He had a hazy idea that health care should be run differently. He felt like he wanted to see change in how we dealt with trade. He knew vaguely that illegal immigration is a problem.

But he did not know about, and really did not care a lot about, the details. He has admitted as much in these recent interviews, acknowledging that he has been surprised at how hard the job is, and how complex some of these issues are.

But that is why he won. The people that voted him are aware only that there are problems. And they, like Trump, complain about them mightily, but then when asked what exactly we are going to do about it, they trail off into the same platitudes that Trump used.

Both Trump, and his supporters, are getting a rude awakening. This job is hard, really hard. What we really need are people that are smart and pay attention to details. Trump's rhetorical style works for getting votes. It just irritates the actual policy wonks who need to figure out how to get us from point A to point B.
 
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lawgator1 said:
The problem is not his general idea of accomplishing things he promised. The problem is that he really did not understand them when he made the promises. He has no public policy background, other than throwing the occasional fundraiser gala at Mar-a-lago.

He had a hazy idea that health care should be run differently. He felt like he wanted to see change in how we dealt with trade. He knew vaguely that illegal immigration is a problem.

But he did not know about, and really did not care a lot about, the details. He has admitted as much in these recent interviews, acknowledging that he has been surprised at how hard the job is, and how complex some of these issues are.

But that is why he won. The people that voted him are aware only that there are problems. And they, like Trump, complain about them mightily, but then when asked what exactly we are going to do about it, they trail off into the same platitudes that Trump used.

Both Trump, and his supporters, are getting a rude awakening. This job is hard, really hard. What we really need are people that are smart and pay attention to details. Trump's rhetorical style works for getting votes. It just irritates the actual policy wonks who need to figure out how to get us from point A to point B.
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The alternative was someone who was smart and knew the policy details along with how government works. Just like the last 4 Presidents and well how did they work out?
 
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VOLatile said:
Why was the Civil War fought? We'll never know.
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He invoked Andrew Jackson. WTF? At the time of his death 16 years before the Civil War started, Old Hickory owned 150 slaves... and after the way he treated the Cherokee nation? He had a big heart and would have prevented the Civil War? Trump is a freakin' loon!
 
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lawgator1 said:
The problem is not his general idea of accomplishing things he promised. The problem is that he really did not understand them when he made the promises. He has no public policy background, other than throwing the occasional fundraiser gala at Mar-a-lago.

He had a hazy idea that health care should be run differently. He felt like he wanted to see change in how we dealt with trade. He knew vaguely that illegal immigration is a problem.

But he did not know about, and really did not care a lot about, the details. He has admitted as much in these recent interviews, acknowledging that he has been surprised at how hard the job is, and how complex some of these issues are.

But that is why he won. The people that voted him are aware only that there are problems. And they, like Trump, complain about them mightily, but then when asked what exactly we are going to do about it, they trail off into the same platitudes that Trump used.

Both Trump, and his supporters, are getting a rude awakening. This job is hard, really hard. What we really need are people that are smart and pay attention to details. Trump's rhetorical style works for getting votes. It just irritates the actual policy wonks who need to figure out how to get us from point A to point B.
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Haven't you heard? Trump will make all the deals. Simple. :crazy:
 
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History according to Trump: A militant southern man who owned 150 slaves in 1845 would have prevented the Civil War. Unreal. Somebody please defend this.
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
He invoked Andrew Jackson. WTF? At the time of his death 16 years before the Civil War started, Old Hickory owned 150 slaves... and after the way he treated the Cherokee nation? He had a big heart and would have prevented the Civil War? Trump is a freakin' loon!
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I didn't even bother saying it. You can post a whole history book with facts and many on here will deny any of it happening.

Andrew Jackson was a POS though.
 
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k-town_king said:
I didn't even bother saying it. You can post a whole history book with facts and many on here will deny any of it happening.

Andrew Jackson was a POS though.
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Bet Trump was parroting something he overheard Bannon say. Bannon loves him some ethnocentric and religious nutcase Andrew Jackson.
 
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VOLatile said:
Bet Trump was parroting something he overheard Bannon say. Bannon loves him some ethnocentric and religious nutcase Andrew Jackson.
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Some on here have called him one of the greatest presidents in history. He was a pos who broke the law to go on a genocidal murder spree.
 
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VOLatile said:
Bet Trump was parroting something he overheard Bannon say. Bannon loves him some ethnocentric and religious nutcase Andrew Jackson.
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I think you're exactly right. Trump's framework of knowledge certainly wouldn't be history textbooks. It's Fox News and the extreme right.
 
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Trump has something in common with Andrew Jackson.........the Presidency. Hillary doesn't. He has also nominated one more Supreme Court Justice ( and more to come)than Hillary. That's good enough for me. Go Trump!
 
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1972 Grad said:
Trump has something in common with Andrew Jackson.........the Presidency. Hillary doesn't. He has also nominated one more Supreme Court Justice ( and more to come)than Hillary. That's good enough for me. Go Trump!
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"Nana Nana Boo Boo Stick Your Head In Doo Doo" would have been shorter.
 
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1972 Grad said:
Trump has something in common with Andrew Jackson.........the Presidency. Hillary doesn't. He has also nominated one more Supreme Court Justice ( and more to come)than Hillary. That's good enough for me. Go Trump!
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Kim Un & t-rump have something in common.........:crazy:
 
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BowlBrother85 said:
"Nana Nana Boo Boo Stick Your Head In Doo Doo" would have been shorter.
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You can always count on '72 for some good ole' fashioned "I'm in power; I have money; I use proper grammar; etc., so shut your mouth, peon" complete "non-elitism," because he actually talks to real people.
 
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