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Make America Great Again has failed

Incubus Trump created his own Hell. He’s lied so often to the American people, they do not and should not trust him. He seeks International deals, even though he has reneged and pulled the United States out of many International pacts and agreements. Paris Climate Accord?; Trans-Pacific Partnership?; NAFTA?; Nuclear Agreement?; Iran Nuclear Deal?; UNESCO?; UN Human Rights Council”; and, NATO? All gone or soon-to-be gone. The World does not trust Trump. He made alliances with Saudi Arabia, North Korea, China and, of course, a special love affair with Russia and Putin, America’s (and the Word’s) greatest threat.  Trump’s foreign policy put the US at risk of losing its place as a world power, if it’s not already lost. Under Trump, we will withdraw from many more pacts. His personal and legal problems have caused a total distraction from regular, important business. How about the Middle East, poverty, health care, infrastructure, opioid crisis, and more.  Trump’s plan to Make A
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Trump has no clue about Middle-Class.

Are Trump’s sycophants and lemmings aware that federal employees who worked without pay or were furloughed during Trump’s insane, conniption fit, did not do it due to “…their allegiance to President Trump…,” as the thankless wretch in the Oval Office stated? They didn’t “volunteer” for this. They were threatened by firing if they didn’t show up to work. This is servitude. They blame him for their damaged credit, late-fee payments, interest loans, missed payments, meals and medical care, and more. Billionaire Wilber Ross said he “doesn’t understand this. Why don’t they simply go to the bank and get a loan? The banks will give them a loan.” Many, if not most, federal employees live paycheck to paycheck.  Trump told them to “make an arrangement with the grocer. Grocery stores will give you groceries if you tell them you’ll pay them when you get paid.” Federal employees took an oath to protect the Constitution, not Trump. Trump and his cronies have no idea how the Middle-Class
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Throwing stones from a glass house

Mitch McConnell stated after obeying the orders of his master, Premier Trump,  “The only way our border is going to have real security, is if Democrats stop playing partisan games and get serious about negotiating with the president on a long-term compromise. The days ahead will tell us whether our Democratic colleagues are actually serious about securing our nation, whether they actually mean what they say.” It seems it’s not only Trump who’s lost his mind. It was Trump who has used partisan politics since January 20, 2017. Any Democratic idea was a target for ridicule as were Democrats themselves. He was the one who refused to negotiate unless the wall was included. It was Trump who’s, time and again, reneged on deals and terms he himself requested. Democrats offered several reasonable proposals, each rejected.  It was Trump who created the DACA problem; the abduction and internment of children; false immigration “emergency;” and, refused to negotiate any of them.  Trump has
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Pundits are not pundits

Conservative Pundits and right-wing extremists are complaining that their exalted leader’s “caved.” However, the people getting hurt were not the gainful politicians nor the highly-paid pundits, but average working people in the country.  Pundit actually means a person who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field. Most conservative pundits do not have the eruditeness to qualify, generally refusing to research or present facts. They also lie - a lot.  These people have an agenda; they just haven’t yet realized that it’s Trump’s agenda, which is to make Trump richer. Ann Coulter says Trump should feel the "fear of God" in 2020 if he doesn't build the wall, as he promised his supporters.  She does not mention that promise also included Mexico paying for it. These people don’t mention that Trump will undoubtedly use his own construction firm and/or people to build that wall. Guess who will profit?  Extremists say Democrats are unwilling to negotiate.
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Republican malevolence

The Temp President has created a mess. His vindictive Captain Queeg act and a Captain Ahab, McConnell, at the helm.  Now, a fugleman, Peter Lorre impersonator Lindsey Graham, has decided, amidst the clutter and chaos caused by the new Trump Party, to emulate his not-so-divine leader.  The new Senate Judiciary Chairman has decided during this period of Trump-inspired confusion and disorderliness, to dig up old, settled issues.  He’s decided to use the committee to begin investigations of the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton; maybe Benghazi. Of course, this is nothing but another infant being placed in a position of being able to turn on the gas on the kitchen stove. Pampers diapers must be doing great business in D.C. Trump promised that following the elections, he would request these inquiries. Now, as the self-appointed Lord of Congress, he has his sycophants bidding his orders. Neither he nor McConnell nor Graham nor McCarthy nor 53 Senate Republicans are aware of the
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Trump has had a vendetta against PR for many years.

We were never made aware of the Infidel-in-Chief’s help in doing major damage to the Puerto Rican economy in 2008. Trump International entered into an arrangement with the owners of Coco Beach Golf & Country Club, a resort and golf course that had opened in 2004 on the northeast coast of Puerto Rico.  The club was in trouble, financially, and Trump agreed to “help out.” Under the agreement, Trump International licensed the Trump name to the owners, renamed the course, Trump International Golf Club Puerto Rico and took on the resort’s day-to-day management in exchange for a fee of $600,000. Puerto Rico’s financing authority, AFICA, issued $25,497,854 in bonds, in 2000 in addition to Puerto Rico’s Government investing $50 million for the attached Hotel Gran Melia in 2004. In 2011, they defaulted on $26 million in bonds. The result left Puerto Rican taxpayers on the hook for the better part of $33 million. Trump International, of course, claimed no responsibility. Trump Taj Ma
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What does he stand for?

Supporters of the Fraud-in-Chief say they “believe in what Trump stands for;” a great cliche. Can any of them tell us exactly what he stands for? Ask one hundred Trumpeteers and you will receive ninety-one different views and nine “dohs.” Take the most current issues, opioids and the wall. Only, now, the wall is not a wall -“I never said wall.” It’s now “steel slats”. He said to Jeb Bush during the debates, when Bush pointed out it was fencing, "It's not a fence, Jeb, it's a WALL, and there's a BIG difference!" December 31, he tweeted, "An all concrete Wall was NEVER ABANDONED.” Which system is it that he stands for? These comments came from his own mouth, on camera. Sixty-thousand illegals were not apprehended at the Southern border last year. And most drugs come through ports of entry, not across the border, despite Trump’s false statements. The opioid crisis is a problem of doctors overwriting prescriptions, not border entries.  This pres
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