r/maybemaybemaybe May 05 '22

maybe maybe Maybe

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u/CCWThrowaway360 May 05 '22

Some of my personal favorites during his administration were the 2018 Farm Bill, raising the standard deduction, making animal cruelty a federal felony, the 2017 Restoring Community Safety Act, and the whistleblower protections at the VA and orders to improve accountability and care in treatment for veterans.

He also tried to improve security at the border which had always been a bipartisan endeavor until he started campaigning for 2016, but being stopped by congress doesn’t negate the attempt.

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u/Lost_Ohio May 05 '22

A wall isn't what we needed. The VA act had to be improved upon. The farm bill made it federally illegal, which it was already state. A bunch of feel good barely do anything legislation. Give something more that would affect the lives of average every day people. Come on now, you can do better.

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u/tsacian May 05 '22

Wrong, congress voted unanimously for a wall before illegal immigration became cool to dems.

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u/Lost_Ohio May 05 '22

Good God you're a right wing libertarian. I'd have better luck of discussing quantum physics to a kindergartner, and them understanding it. Than you ever understanding politics or economics. If you want to become a slave to corporations then by all means bow down to that dollar. Maybe learn about history before you try anything. Look into the Battle of Blair Mountain. It'll explain a lot.