I don't blame the American Democrats for hating POTUS Trump!

TontoedRanger

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I'd be upset too if some glorious bastard comes along and gets more done in 2 1/2 years than others have done in 30 years.

Also, remember to vote!
 
I'd be upset too if some glorious bastard comes along and gets more done in 2 1/2 years than others have done in 30 years.

Also, remember to vote!

Trump cut taxes for rich people and corporations. What else has he done? Wages are still losing ground to inflation.
 
2 1/2 years than others have done in 30 years.

George Bush II invaded two countries, destabilized the entire Middle East, and drove the entire world economy into the ground. Trump so far has invaded zero counties, he's way behind.
 
George Bush II invaded two countries, destabilized the entire Middle East, and drove the entire world economy into the ground. Trump so far has invaded zero counties, he's way behind.


Really! Invaded 2 countries. So going after Bin Laden after 911 is considered an invasion. I seem to remember the northern alliance asking our help with the taliban in exchange for assistance in getting Bin Laden.
 
George Bush II invaded two countries, destabilized the entire Middle East, and drove the entire world economy into the ground. Trump so far has invaded zero counties, he's way behind.

The world economy into the ground? I remember Clinton doing away with the Glass Steagall which allowed investment banks to use commercial banks as a way to subsidize sub prime mortgages and allowed the deregulation of the banking industry, that along with the Gramm Rudman act which enabled the sale of derivatives The democrats ( Barney Frank ) pushing home loans for everyone whether you could afford one or not played a big part. The use of credit default swaps and selling failing mortgage backed securities overseas lead to a global failure of the banking system. Investment banks hedging their bets with commercial banks, playing both sides of the coin, based on predatory lending practices and rolling up AAA bond with useless mortgage back securities and selling them overseas way over valued, actually had the status of junk bonds. The Glass Steagall separated commercial banks from investment banks and provided regulatory checks and balances on loans. Homes mortgages with no down payment allowed anyone to get a loan at high interest rates with no skin in the game, hence failure of millions of loans hence the failure of CDS and derivatives. The Gramm Rudman act allowed the sales of derivatives which created a high demand for home mortgage and fuelled greedy banks. It was Bush II that signed into law TARP in 2008 not Obama.
 
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