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11/10/2016 12:07:43 PM
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Here is the issue
Okay, you want to know the issue? It's liberals who can't stomach defeat. Now a republican may say "isn't that all of them?" And a liberal "well I'm sorry I'm worried about my future" but I'm referring to a specific group of democrats. The ones that had a first time voting this election, they're upset that they didn't win their first round in the game and so they make the loss out to be a horrendous defeat which will cost them their lives, money, and country. But this isn't so, all I hear is Donald trump this and Donald trump that, do y'all even realize that sure congress may be republican but guess what they're experienced politicians who aren't gonna let Donald trump destroy the country that gives them that position, another thing mike pence is very well tempered and knows what he's doing if something happened to trump and he had to step in I wouldn't feel bad.
Just accept he's the president, there have been worse POTUS's. Also this next thing is just my opinion but I'm gonna share it. Who you voted for is your business and personally I only ask people who are very close with me because if I ask you who you voted for and you tell me Hillary, then you ask me who I voted for? Trump. Now I don't mind if you voted for Hillary it doesn't change my view of you but I find it so hilarious that the "stronger together" let's be more accepting and open to everyone group was the first bunch of people to say "if you voted for Donald trump we're not friends anymore" "if you like trump get out now" "I really don't like anyone who voted for Donald trump" I just find that so funny, I accepted your obnoxious ass throughout the campaign trail when there was [i]no hope[/i] of trump winning, I accepted you through the election. Even through god damn Obama. And you can't even give me the time of day for supporting someone for my political beliefs? It's sad and pathetic and immature, every single person who hates trump supporters like me simply for supporting trump has a long way to go before you really understand what it is you're trying to achieve in this country
[spoiler]i can understand hating the obnoxious trump supporters[/spoiler]
[spoiler]stronger together my ass, y'all are like a 5 y/o who lost at a board game, what do we need to let you win to keep you happy? Or is it nap time?[/spoiler]
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11 RepliesObama's presidency was one of the best we've had in a long time. I don't know why you're implying it wasn't. Bush started the unwinnable war against terror that led to the formation of ISIS. That war snowballed the debt to the point it is now. Those are two Bush administration screw-ups attributed directly to Obama. Now let's look at the one real issue people have with Obama: Obamacare. The act itself actually did a lot for people that you probably [i]didn't[/i] notice as I'm guessing you don't have any major medical issues and are straight. One major aspect of the act was to prevent insurance companies from refusing insurance to those with pre-existing conditions. This means if someone isn't on insurance and then finds out they have cancer, the insurance company can't just tell them "no" to get out of having to pay money for their treatment. Another thing it did was allow gay individuals the ability to add their partners to their insurance. Surprisingly, it wasn't allowed under the previous system. Then, it allowed individuals up to the age of 26 to remain under their parents' insurance if they were in school or still lived at home. That one is a double-edged sword. It allows kids to go to college without having to worry about [i]even more[/i] costs on top of college. But then burnouts living in their parents' basement are able to just abuse the system. Sure, there are issues with Obamacare. But repealing it doesn't fix the problems that existed previously of which there were just as many.
