It's Funny to Watch: Trump Is an Albatross on the Republican Party

I'm a white blue collar worker, retired, and I have a great retirement. And most of the guys I worked with who retired also have a great retirement.


Facts, or just another democrat talking point without any substance? Mine are facts.

I'm a white blue collar worker, retired, and I have a great retirement. And most of the guys I worked with who retired also have a great retirement.


Facts, or just another democrat talking point without any substance? Mine are facts. Originally Posted by DEAR_JOHN

i don't doubt anything you said. in your opinion, do most blue collar workers in America today get the same fair deal that you got? And in your opinion, did Trump do anything in his 4-year term that had the net effect of helping blue collar workers between 2016 and 2020? If so, what exactly did he do to help blue collar workers?

(the whiteness issue is another sub-topic. when trump said "make America great again," part of what he meant was "make America white again" or "make America great again for white people.")

i don't doubt anything you said. in your opinion, do most blue collar workers in America today get the same fair deal that you got? And in your opinion, did Trump do anything in his 4-year term that had the net effect of helping blue collar workers between 2016 and 2020? If so, what exactly did he do to help blue collar workers? Originally Posted by pxmcc

There are a lot of workers in the industrial parts of towns that are blue collar and make a very good living. A lot of them make 6 figures a year working and most will retire a millionaire. I know this doesn't fit into any agendas of yours, but facts are facts.

About President Trump, every grenade you can lob at him, the same grenades can be lobbed back at brandon and his idiot criminal son.

(the whiteness issue is another sub-topic. when trump said "make America great again," part of what he meant was "make America white again" or "make America great again for white people.") Originally Posted by pxmcc

I totally refuse to stoop down to your level to consider this worth replying to. All it does is show how bad your Trump Derangement Syndrome is.

this sounds somewhat plausible, but can you give me some actual blue collar jobs in real cities where blue collar workers can bring in 6 figures? (business owners like a body shop owner or factory owner are obviously a different deal; those guys (and gals) are entrepeneurs, not blue collar workers.
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by the way, i'm a big fan of facts, whether they support or contradict my preconceived notions. a good scientist is always open to new information, even if it contradicts his present theories.[/I]

Dear_John: About President Trump, every grenade you can lob at him, the same grenades can be lobbed back at brandon and his idiot criminal son.




Dear_John: I totally refuse to stoop down to your level to consider this worth replying to. All it does is show how bad your Trump Derangement Syndrome is. Originally Posted by DEAR_JOHN: There are a lot of workers in the industrial parts of towns that are blue collar and make a very good living. A lot of them make 6 figures a year working and most will retire a millionaire. I know this doesn't fit into any agendas of yours, but facts are facts.

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px: is it your contention that Trump is 0% racist, and never supports white supremacists and their organizations? furthermore, that he holds black and brown people to be fully equal in all important respects to whites?

Most of the operators in the plants along the ship channel or anywhere there are plants, most of the operators and workers there bring in real good money. Most of the laborers don't do as well, but they aren't responsible for the plant operations like the people who work there are. Workers for A T and T, Center Point and other utility companies bring in good money. I would venture to say that over 40 years, I've been to every plant in the Harris, Chambers, Galveston, Brazoria, Waller, Austin, Fort Bend, and Wharton counties and a few select locations going toward Dallas and the nuclear plant near Bay City and most were very happy until the inflation hit us when brandon took over. That aside, there are a lot of great blue collar jobs that pay good money, and the personnel are people of all races, and both sexes.

Most of the operators in the plants along the ship channel or anywhere there are plants, most of the operators and workers there bring in real good money. Most of the laborers don't do as well, but they aren't responsible for the plant operations like the people who work there are. Workers for A T and T, Center Point and other utility companies bring in good money. I would venture to say that over 40 years, I've been to every plant in the Harris, Chambers, Galveston, Brazoria, Waller, Austin, Fort Bend, and Wharton counties and a few select locations going toward Dallas and the nuclear plant near Bay City and most were very happy until the inflation hit us when brandon took over. That aside, there are a lot of great blue collar jobs that pay good money, and the personnel are people of all races, and both sexes. Originally Posted by DEAR_JOHN

i'm glad to hear that. but this is what happened under Trump: more offshoring of American jobs, trade deficits went up and the little guys-like ironworkers-got screwed.

https://www.citizen.org/news/since-2...icit-is-up-18/

what about the racism issue? is or is not Trump a racist?

inflation under Biden was mainly a supply chain issue. that's why we need to stop buying foreign stuff, especially from China, and need to become self-reliant. we are not a nation of pansies.

the Fed raised the prime to lower inflation, which is exactly the right thing to do.

I will not dignify your comments about racism.

Google Milton Friedman dude. Jeez Louise. Governments cause inflation. No one else.

I will not dignify your comments about racism. Originally Posted by DEAR_JOHN

i think he's racist. if you disagree, you should say so.

Google Milton Friedman dude. Jeez Louise. Governments cause inflation. No one else. Originally Posted by houstonsoutheast

i'm familiar with the types of inflation. in this case, once the supply chain shut down, people could not get their stuff. So the few companies that still had inventory on hand jacked up their prices just because they could. it was a story of too much money chasing too few goods, a classic case of demand pull inflation.

he's been indicted over the possession of and refusal to return classified docs. more indictments to come, i'd bet..
https://www.washingtonpost.com/

i'll be curious to see if the judge imposes a gag order on trump. he darn well should, which would drive trump absolutely bonkers..

i think he's racist. if you disagree, you should say so. Originally Posted by pxmcc

Remedial reading 101 is your friend. I said I would not dignify any racist comment, is my comment that hard to understand?

^^no worries Dear John. i'll leave that hot potato alone.

any comments on the indictment? it looks like the government is alleging 3 criminal violations: violation of the Espionage Act; Conspiracy to Obstruct Justice; and Making False Statements, all felonies. there are 7 counts, but they fall into those 3 broad categories.

this is now trump's 2nd indictment. the first was by a DA in Manhatten for filing false business records (30 counts, all felonies!) related to the 130k payoff to Stormy Daniels to keep her quiet before before the 2016 election.

if Biden or Harris visited h-town, i'd start a chant "Lock him up. Lock him up. Lock him up!" talk about poetic justice and schadenfreude..

umm, if i was on trump's secret service security detail, i might go ahead and ask for a transfer right about now..

37 counts, not 7. all felonies. yikes..

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/09/u...documents.html

If you're a so called Republican, what are you doing on a hooker board??? Hipocrisy at its best