What will we need to fix after the Trump years?
60 days into Trumps administration and he's on track to repeal the ACA, drastically reduce the EPA, among other debacles. What do you think the next administration will have to tackle first in order to set the country straight, or will be the most altered and damaged part of US policy/conditions? What are the experts saying will be the most fundamentally changed part of the country when the Trump year are over?
Re: What will we need to fix after the Trump years?
Originally posted by carthage
60 days into Trumps administration and he's on track to repeal the ACA, drastically reduce the EPA, among other debacles. What do you think the next administration will have to tackle first in order to set the country straight, or will be the most altered and damaged part of US policy/conditions? What are the experts saying will be the most fundamentally changed part of the country when the Trump year are over?
I don't know what the experts are saying, but what I would also point out is the experts were also saying Hilary Clinton would be president.
Correction: What will DEMOCRATS need to fix after the Trump years?
In the modern era, Democratic administrations rarely get to pursue the progressive agenda voters elected them to enact, because they are usually left to clean up the mess of the previous Republican administration.
At the rate the Trump administration is dismantling government, the better question is "What won't need to be fixed?"
Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Correction: What will DEMOCRATS need to fix after the Trump years?In the modern era, Democratic administrations rarely get to pursue the progressive agenda voters elected them to enact, because they are usually left to clean up the mess of the previous Republican administration.
At the rate the Trump administration is dismantling government, the better question is "What won't need to be fixed?"
the resources required to fix the damage will be labeled as "needless taxing and spending", said damage will be blamed on obama and the next democrat in the white house, and the cycle continues ad infinitum. ♫ its the ciiiiiiiiircle of liiiiiiiiife ♫
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
the resources required to fix the damage will be labeled as "needless taxing and spending", said damage will be blamed on obama and the next democrat in the white house, and the cycle continues ad infinitum. ♫ its the ciiiiiiiiircle of liiiiiiiiife ♫
I feel yeah it is quite ballsy for a president to blame their predecessor for things going wrong. I'm just glad the Obama administration was above such petty things.
and even more ballsy to try and take credit for an economic recovery that's been happening for 7 years. 👆
http://www.macrotrends.net/1377/u6-unemployment-rate
raw data > circlejerk logic
Originally posted by Nephthys
It will take decades to repair the damage to the country after Trump, even just on what he's done now.Unfortunately it may be impossible to repair the environmental damage. Everyone I've seen talk about it says we've already gone passed the point of no return.
Great, I doubt the point of no return occured under Trump's presidency.
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
and even more ballsy to try and take credit for an economic recovery that's been happening for 7 years. 👆http://www.macrotrends.net/1377/u6-unemployment-rate
raw data > circlejerk logic
I know, this is why I'm praising the Obama administration. Never blamed the previous administration for things 👆
Originally posted by Nephthys
It will take decades to repair the damage to the country after Trump, even just on what he's done now.Unfortunately it may be impossible to repair the environmental damage. Everyone I've seen talk about it says we've already gone passed the point of no return.
When do these people you apparently talk to feel we passed this point of no return?
Surely nothing Trump has done since taking office could have caused us to suddenly pass such a point.