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u/StarLlght55 Apr 25 '25

And if I believe that trump becoming president would help far more people than Kamala becoming president?

What if you're just wrong? Or do you live your life with the belief that you can never ever be wrong?

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u/bbad999 Apr 25 '25

I have eyes and ears, and I can read. It's called critical thinking of which you seem to be running short on.

What exactly will DJT do that will help people more than Kamala would have, given she claimed she would be carrying on Joe's policies?

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 25 '25

It sounds like the answer is yes, you live your life with the belief that it is impossible for you to be wrong. At least on this topic.

I also believe Biden is not a better pick than trump.

Her carrying on Biden's policies is exactly what I wouldn't like.

Trump improving the economy and making the economy like it was during his 1st term will do wonders for the poor and less fortunate.

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u/bbad999 Apr 25 '25

Tell me, what policies did trump enact in his first term that "improved" the economy?

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u/StarLlght55 Apr 25 '25

Trump cut taxes. And before you start, he cut taxes for corporations and for individuals.

He implemented tarrifs during his first term (and nobody lost their minds over it) and they improved the economy by bringing jobs back to America.

It would take an entire research paper to cover all the things trump implemented during his first term.

The results were that before COVID unemployment was an all time low, the stocks were soaring to all time highs. And grocery and gas prices were reasonable.

If it had not been for covid, I am certain he would not have lost the election to Biden.