He's a goddamn junkie and Schumer is the dealer. Pelosi is the supplier.
Can you imagine the leftist shit Trump will sign if they just coddle his ego? This Presidency would then proceed to be..... at least somewhat, barley tolerable.
Even if Democrats con Trump into passing rational policy, he's still a white supremacist trainwreck who's very existence in the office diminishes its standing. It will never be remotely tolerable to me.
It's actually a great way to approach this. The best press coverage Trump can get would be by working with Dems, so why not take advantage of that.
Even if Democrats con Trump into passing rational policy, he's still a white supremacist trainwreck who's very existence in the office diminishes its standing. It will never be remotely tolerable to me.
Even if Democrats con Trump into passing rational policy, he's still a white supremacist trainwreck who's very existence in the office diminishes its standing. It will never be remotely tolerable to me.
True but Republicans are more likely to boot his ass out if he's working with the Dems. To me it's a win/win.
Maybe Trump will start to imagine the praise he will get in the press if he supports single-payer, drops the wall bullshit and pushes for more progressive tax reform.
One can only hope he can be manipulated into being a slightly less smelly piece of shit.
Obligatory:
Guys, think about it for a moment:
The GOP couldn't control Trump in the past 8 months. 2 years if you count the general.
The Democrats managed to tame him in only 2 days.
Can you imagine the leftist shit Trump will sign if they just coddle his ego? This Presidency would then proceed to be..... at least somewhat, barley tolerable.
Mr. Trump told reporters after the calls that the deal may signal a new era of bipartisanship. ”I think we will have a different relationship than we've been watching over the last number of years. I hope so," he said. ”I think that's a great thing for our country. And I think that's what the people of the United States want to see. They want to see some dialogue. They want to see coming together to an extent."
I wonder
if Republicans try to impeach trump
can the dems somehow turn this to getting trump on their side? "We stopped them from impeaching you, we're basically buddies now! Let's work together!"
God knows I'd rather have Trump influenced by dems then his vice president...shitstain..whatever his name is.
Trump apparently wants to make more deals with Democrats
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Trump just flat out blew up in the Republicans' collective faces.
Trump apparently wants to make more deals with Democrats
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Trump just flat out blew up in the Republicans' collective faces.
The Great Uniter
We clap for a lot of things in our caucus, Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) deadpanned.
Trump apparently wants to make more deals with Democrats
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Trump just flat out blew up in the Republicans' collective faces.
Trump apparently wants to make more deals with Democrats
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Trump just flat out blew up in the Republicans' collective faces.
Yup. Democrats may not be great at winning elections, but we actually have policy goals.He's sick of losing. Time to try the other side.
A important lesson from Nixon - do not turn down the deals and gamble on 2020.He wants more wins and the Democrats have popular policies that would be seen as big wins for him. I mean, so far, the GOP had terrible policies that were met with negative reactions and Trump is tired of people hating him.
He wants more wins and the Democrats have popular policies that would be seen as big wins for him. I mean, so far, the GOP had terrible policies that were met with negative reactions and Trump is tired of people hating him.
You referring to Nixon's failed single payer push?A important lesson from Nixon - do not turn down the deals and gamble on 2020.
Take them, you can always alter them later if you get full power.
Yup - Nixon wasn't the one backing Single-Payer though, that was Kennedy. Nixon backed ..... something that should sound very familiar- https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2012/06/22/stockman/bvg57mguQxOVpZMmB1Mg2N/story.htmlYou referring to Nixon's failed single payer push?
Yup.
Ted Kennedy, whom Nixon assumed would be his rival in the next election, made universal health care his signature issue. Kennedy proposed a single-payer, tax-based system. Nixon strongly opposed that on the grounds that it was un-American and would put all health care ”under the heavy hand of the federal government."
Instead, Nixon proposed a plan that required employers to buy private health insurance for their employees and gave subsidies to those who could not afford insurance. Nixon argued that this market-based approach would build on the strengths of the private system.
Over time, Kennedy realized his own plan couldn't succeed. Opposition from the insurance companies was too great. So Kennedy dispatched his staffers to meet secretly with Nixon's people to broker a compromise. Kennedy came close to backing Nixon's plan, but turned away at the last minute, under pressure from the unions. Then Watergate hit and took Nixon down. Kennedy said later that walking away from that deal was one of the biggest mistakes of his life.
The True 5 dimensional chess Grandmaster.
Guys, think about it for a moment:
The GOP couldn't control Trump in the past 8 months. 2 years if you count the general.
The Democrats managed to tame him in only 2 days.
Can you imagine the leftist shit Trump will sign if they just coddle his ego? This Presidency would then proceed to be..... at least somewhat, barley tolerable.
Honestly, I appreciate his sentiment. He's realized trying to railroad shit through with just one party is difficult and disastrous, and just getting everyone to agree is a much better idea. We'll see how long that lasts though.Trump apparently wants to make more deals with Democrats
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Trump just flat out blew up in the Republicans' collective faces.
Honestly, I appreciate his sentiment. He's realized trying to railroad shit through with just one party is difficult and disastrous, and just getting everyone to agree is a much better idea. We'll see how long that lasts though.
Trump supporters would vote for him if he shot someone dead on the street, but will they still love him if he starts pushing through all the policy democrats want?
This demonstrates why incremental reform isn't a bad thing. Had Nixon's plan been put into place, Clinton could have gotten a public option, then Obama could have gotten single-payer with each step facing less and less resistance. Instead the process was set back 40 years with nothing to show for it.Yup - Nixon wasn't the one backing Single-Payer though, that was Kennedy. Nixon backed ..... something that should sound very familiar- https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2012/06/22/stockman/bvg57mguQxOVpZMmB1Mg2N/story.html
I think its a bit of both. "The tv says nice things when I work with both parties" is a good takeaway for him to have.That's not his sentiment at all. His sentiment is "Doing this thing got CNN to praise my deal, I want more".
Trump's approval ratings aren't going to sink into the 20s - putting him and his party in truly precarious territory going into the midterms - unless his standing among the Republican base starts eroding substantially.
Well, I can't think of a more effective way of making that happen than for Trump to start buddying up to Nancy Pelosi.
Can you?
We are officially living in an alternate universe: Fox News is siding with the Democrats.
The right-wing cable news outlet seems to have defected from its typical blind support of the Republican Party, and all it took was President Donald Trump striking a deal with Democrats on Wednesday to continue funding the government through the month and to provide billions of dollars in relief to victims of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Ever since, the networks anchors and co-hosts have been praising the president for his support of the rebuilding efforts in Texas, as well as for Trumps "art of the deal" in reaching an agreement with Democratic lawmakerseven though the move reportedly left GOP officials feeling "blindsided."
I'd be okay with this only if they promised him they'd protect him in exchange for a last few executive orders that help a progressive agenda, only to vote to impeach him anyway.I wonder
if Republicans try to impeach trump
can the dems somehow turn this to getting trump on their side? "We stopped them from impeaching you, we're basically buddies now! Let's work together!"
God knows I'd rather have Trump influenced by dems then his vice president...shitstain..whatever his name is.
I'll give him a week before he does something that makes everyone start cursing him again.
Well, the GOP Congress has done nothing about immigration, hence DACA. I think Trump won here strategically.Trump's approval ratings aren't going to sink into the 20s - putting him and his party in truly precarious territory going into the midterms - unless his standing among the Republican base starts eroding substantially.
Well, I can't think of a more effective way of making that happen than for Trump to start buddying up to Nancy Pelosi.
Can you?
I'll give him a week before he does something that makes everyone start cursing him again.
I wonder
if Republicans try to impeach trump
can the dems somehow turn this to getting trump on their side? "We stopped them from impeaching you, we're basically buddies now! Let's work together!"
God knows I'd rather have Trump influenced by dems then his vice president...shitstain..whatever his name is.