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[UncleVinnys]

Trump finishes with worst first term approval rating ever

https://www.cnn.com/...ysis/index.html

 

Trump with a 38% approval rating and 59% disapproval rating.

The result is that Trump's final first term approval rating looks to be the
lowest on record dating back since scientific polling began.                       

 

 

I guess you cannot send your goons to try to destroy the seat of our democracy
and expect people to support you.

 

                                                                            

 

[slowthegrowth]

I had to look that last one up Aces...


And sure enough, Rasmussen shows a GUGE SPIKE in Trump's approval rating over the past few days.


God bless America!!

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BLAST FROM THE PAST: How weird was this? With cameras rolling. Media silent. Media always protecting perverts and Democrats. Such a classy bunch.
 

[UncleVinnys]

The start of 2021 can be marked with the Three "i"s.

 

 

I.  I.  I  (Aye-yi-yi!)

 

 

Insurrection    Impeachment   Inauguration

We salute the new administration!

Welcome to the Biden / Harris Team!
 

 

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[slowthegrowth]

Keep






Them






Coming!!!




You




Are






The Best!!!

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[Mays]

Ding Dong, The wicked witch is dead!!         

America IS great again!! 

 

Time to get to work, got A LOT of cr@p to clean up!!

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[slowthegrowth]

THIS ONE'S FOR MaysTard... looks like I was absolutely right...not surprised of course.

"If I'm your president," Joe Biden promised at the Democratic National Convention last summer, "on day one we'll have a national mask mandate." Now that Biden is the president, his policy has changed from a general requirement to an executive order that applies only on federal property and interstate transportation.

While supporters of a nationwide face mask mandate to combat COVID-19 may be disappointed, constitutionalists should be pleased. The switch is a hopeful sign that Biden acknowledges limits to presidential power, even during a public health emergency.

Until he backtracked in September, Biden had been promising that he would "do everything possible" from "an executive standpoint" to "make it required that people had to wear masks in public." Donald Trump criticized that plan, saying Biden "wants the president of the United States, with the mere stroke of a pen, to order over 300 million American citizens to wear a mask."

Trump noted that Biden "does not identify what authority the president has to issue such a mandate." He warned that it would violate federalism by "stepping on governors throughout our country."

As Biden now admits, Trump was right.

[UncleVinnys]

The whole inauguration thing is a massive HOAX!   
Trump is still President.                                                          

You cannot believe the lame Mainstream Media!  

 

(NOW, maybe you see how incredibly STUPID that alt-Right mantra really is!)

 

Ha, ha!                

[UncleVinnys]

[slowthegrowth]

"If I'm your president," Joe Biden promised at the Democratic National Convention last summer, "on day one we'll have a national mask mandate." Now that Biden is the president, his policy has changed from a general requirement to an executive order that applies only on federal property and interstate transportation.

While supporters of a nationwide face mask mandate to combat COVID-19 may be disappointed, constitutionalists should be pleased. The switch is a hopeful sign that Biden acknowledges limits to presidential power, even during a public health emergency.

Until he backtracked in September, Biden had been promising that he would "do everything possible" from "an executive standpoint" to "make it required that people had to wear masks in public." Donald Trump criticized that plan, saying Biden "wants the president of the United States, with the mere stroke of a pen, to order over 300 million American citizens to wear a mask."

Trump noted that Biden "does not identify what authority the president has to issue such a mandate." He warned that it would violate federalism by "stepping on governors throughout our country."

As Biden now admits, Trump was right