Trump, The Best Us President Since Ronald Reagan

[Khandro]

Forget the Establishment commentariat view that Trump is ‘crazy’, or a ‘threat to democracy’.

 Just consider Trump’s record.

During his first term, the Beijing-Moscow-Tehran-Pyongyang axis, and its terrorist clients, were on their very best behaviour.

The US border was secure against massive waves of crime-gang-controlled unverified illegal immigration that Biden has unconstitutionally imposed on the US. (A Stuart King was beheaded for less.)

Beijing was forced to abandon its breaches of trade law and massive theft of intellectual property.

In the face of climate catastrophism ideology that only enriches Beijing, Trump was the first global leader with the courage not only to declare that the climate emperor has no clothes, he withdrew the US from the Paris Accords.

In addition, not only did Trump stand out as a President who started no new wars, he destroyed ISIS, and brought peace to the Middle East through the Abraham Accords between Israel and Muslim states.

The Spectator, Australia

Comments ?

 

[Khandro]

ichi; //... many unsavoury regimes look up to him all the more.//

A bit of an exaggeration, - who ? North Korea -who cares?  China ambivalent, only interested in what they can learn, & what's good for them. No, Putin is a pariah on the world stage & whether he cares or not, he's still wanted for crimes against humanity by the Hague. 

[ichkeria]

If only that were true: he has visited several states since he launched his all out war and he has installed via his Wagner proxies several very compliant African dictators.

Yes in general terms his stock has declined but like I say plainly he does not care. He is in this for the long haul, and so must we be.

[Khandro]

'compliant African dictators' !  Come on, I'm talking World stage

[ichkeria]

All the world's a stage :-)

[Hopkirk]

Why Ronnie Reagan in the original question? I thought Barak Obama to be a highly intelligent man that I trusted.

[tomus42]

Oh dear Hopkirk, don't get him started on Obama. Lol.

[Khandro]

Trump wins Iowa caucus landslide with 51% of the vote, looks like he's unstoppable.

 

[naomi24]

This thread begs the question 'What is the American electorate seeing that most of the people here aren't?'

[Redhelen72]

Surely the question should be 'What is SOME of the American electorate seeing that most of the people here aren't?'

 

 

[bednobs]

i think that brits arent comfy with boasting naomi, which is probably why many people here in the uk cant understand his appeal?

[naomi24]

Quite a lot of them by all accounts.  So what are they seeing that most of the people here aren't?   

[Redhelen72]

Well it can't be that many as he lost last time - although not if you listen to him

[naomi24]

//Well it can't be that many as he lost last time//

 

That was then .... but they've had a taste of Biden now.  

[davebro3]

You have to ask - "Where are the credible alternatives who can raise the necessary cash?" (it costs a lot to acquire the presidency)

[Khandro]

naomi: // So what are they seeing that most of the people here aren't? //

 

What they are seeing is a leader who can, & does, make positive (though you may not always agree with them) incisive decisions, unlike our milksop leadership in the UK & the EU.  

[Redhelen72]

😂🤣🤣😂

[Untitled]

the majority of the american electorate has never voted for trump... he lost the popular vote in 2016 by several million votes but was elected President due to the balance of votes in the electoral college. 

[naomi24]

If that's the system, that's the system.  He won - and may do again.  Just what are his American supporters seeing that most of those here aren't?  Any idea, untitled?

[Untitled]

sigh

i know "that's the system"lol. what a braindead response. but you asked earlier what "the american electorate" saw in him and the fact is that most of the american electorate has never voted for him.

what do his supporters see in him? it varies. some like khandro buy into his personality cult, while american fascists and white supremacists see him i suspect as an essential part of their war on abortion and civil rights. for others it is all about "owning the libs" at all costs regardless of what trump actually does or believes in.

[ichkeria]

"Trump wins Iowa caucus landslide with 51% of the vote, looks like he's unstoppable."

Iowa is 40 delegates out of thousands, so in that respect it's only the beginning: what we can probably say is that de Santis is dead meat. He threw everything into that state only to come a distant second. It'll come down to Trump v Haley. And Ramaswamy has pulled out: thank the lord.