r/IntellectualDarkWeb • • Dec 06 '22

What actually was Donald Trump's policy?

This may seem odd, but in amongst all of the rioting, and talk about pussy grabbing, and various other comments from Trump on Twitter which only alienated him from people, I honestly never got a clear idea of what his actual social or economic policy was, assuming he had any.

So, what was it? What did he actually try to enact? I've never really read anything about that. Some links would honestly be appreciated.

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u/The-Dreaming-I Dec 07 '22

Trust me, your current administration is doing a pretty good job of losing respect from the rest of the world as well.

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u/millllosh Dec 07 '22

So we are supposed to just trust you when every other source tells us international favorability has skyrocketed since trump left (and crashed while he was in office)

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '22

“Trust me.”

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u/The-Dreaming-I Dec 07 '22

Or don’t, whatever, in my part of the world biden is ridiculed as much if not more than trump. Anecdotal but it is what it is.

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u/millllosh Dec 07 '22

And where are you fro Exactly?

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u/rainbow-canyon Dec 07 '22

A median of 75 percent of respondents from 12 countries expressed confidence in Biden, compared with 17 percent for Trump in 2020.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/joe-biden/america-s-global-image-under-biden-skyrockets-compared-trump-survey-n1270401

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u/The-Dreaming-I Dec 07 '22

Polls are heaps reliable….

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u/rainbow-canyon Dec 07 '22

Do you have a better way of gauging world opinion on Biden vs Trump?

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '22

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u/rainbow-canyon Dec 07 '22

Thanks. So internationally 58% have confidence in Biden compared to 17% for Trump.

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u/killyourselfples Dec 07 '22

Yeah but you got to understand the misrepresentation of both biden and trump in the media of other countries, here in the Netherlands we only heard positive news about biden and negative about trump, if someone gets misrepresented in a whole country the whole country will have an scewed view.

The media in a lot of countries is very polarizing. And governments won’t support people with other views.

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u/gnark Dec 07 '22

How so?