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He's doing lots of stuff.
Question pending, Chris.
He's doing lots of stuff.
What is he doing for these people who lost their jobs due to his tariffs?He's doing lots of stuff.
Twitter diversion tactics.....engage!
Already answered.
The white flag. Flying high.He's doing lots of stuff.
You did not.Already answered.
What is he doing for these people who lost their jobs due to his tariffs?
He got his answer.
You got your answer.
Like what, Chris?He's doing lots of stuff.
You can keep your doctor, tbh.
By making more jobs available. Are you upset that people lose their jobs in the real world, or is this a disconnect?
I'm simply asking what Trump is doing for the people who lost their previously existing jobs due to his tariffs.
What jobs did he make available for those people who just got laid off from the jobs they already had?
All sorts of jobs are available Pavlov. Does that upset you, or is this a disconnect?
You didn't answer the question, Chris.
What jobs did he make available for those people who just got laid off from the jobs they already had?
So why are you against getting rid of statues of Confederate Democrats, Chris?
Is it Trump's responsibility to find someone a job every time they get laid off - yes or no?
Never said such.
Historian Kenneth Stampp has captured the Copperhead spirit in his depiction of Congressman Daniel W. Voorhees of Indiana:
There was an earthy quality in Voorhees, "the tall sycamore of the Wabash." On the stump his hot temper, passionate partisanship, and stirring eloquence made an irresistible appeal to the western Democracy [i.e. the Democratic Party]. His bitter cries against protective tariffs and national banks, his intense race prejudice, his su ion of the eastern Yankee, his devotion to personal liberty, his defense of the Cons ution and State's rights faithfully reflected the views of his cons uents. Like other Jacksonian agrarians, he resented the political and economic revolution then in progress. Voorhees idealized a way of life which he thought was being destroyed by the current rulers of his country. His bold protests against these dangerous trends made him the idol of the Democracy of the Wabash Valley.[18]
hmmmmmmmmmm
He's responsible for their losing their jobs. He assumed responsibility to give farmers $12 billion of taxpayer money.
So yes.
Why not? He already has assumed that responsibility using your money.
Are you for the removal of Confederate Democrat statues, Chris?
Yes or no.
I'm for the preservation of American history no matter who's feelings get hurt. I'm not aware of what you are talking about nor am I interested.
Glad to know you’ll defend Colin Kaepernick’s great American legacy when the time comes
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