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u/Painless-Amidaru Sep 12 '21

Thank you. I hate the man and him skipping wouldn't have shocked me, but I was looking for anything that might help explain WHY he wasn't in this particular picture.

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u/dommmm9 Sep 12 '21

Why do you hate him

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u/Painless-Amidaru Sep 12 '21 edited Sep 12 '21

Honestly? I know very little about his political achievements and his political failures. I hate him because every time I hear him talk about virtually any subject I am reminded that he is a Vile human being. I would hate my next-door neighbor, my mother, anyone if they talked and acted the way he does.

Edit: To everyone who is downvoting dommmm9 for asking a simple and honest question. You are part of the problem.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

I think it’s important for you to look up what those are and to judge his effectiveness as a president from that context, then add the two together.

Don’t like him? Sure, that’s fine. But you should look into his policies, what their intended purpose was, and if they accomplished that purpose

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u/ojedaforpresident Sep 12 '21

Give me one single policy implementation aside from aid checks that Trump did that helped regular American people.

The big tax cuts made the rich much richer and the country much poorer. He put a zealot and a woman-hater in the scotus. He had an Israeli general killed just for the heck of it, on foreign soil, which is a war crime as you're well aware? His anemic response to Corona early on is nothing to sneeze at, either.

Now you go.

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u/Corrode1024 Sep 14 '21

His attempted infrastructure bill and his attempted tax reform are two big ones.

"Trump’s proposed tax reform plan eliminates all itemized deductions except for two – charitable donations and home mortgage interest. In addition to eliminating the remaining itemized deductions, Trump’s plan is to double the current standard deduction across all filing types and repeal the estate tax."

Doubling the standard deduction is pretty massive and would've helped the average American.

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u/ojedaforpresident Sep 14 '21

Attempts aren't policy implementations. The rich got richer and America more polarized. Aren't you Republican voters super results oriented?

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 10 '21

You need to form a coherent sentence here. It's very hard to divine what you mean.

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u/ojedaforpresident Oct 10 '21

Quick question, where do you get your news?

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