Good things about the Trump presidency

[temporal1]

This must have been prior to the 2020 election.


Doc Rich / “He Was Supporting The Left Until He Learned The Facts!” / 18 min.


i’m new to Doc Rich.
i enjoy “reaction” videos. (i first noticed “reaction” to music videos.)

Doc Rich comes across as an average guy, willing to think about information that’s new to him, or about ways of thinking that are new to him. He’s not an ideologue. Not a SJW or community organizer.

“Just a guy” interested in the world around him. He’s married with a baby. Willing to think.

i did not see this in real time. seeing it now, in 2022, it’s just sad. no speculation. we’re in the thick of it with biden/harris.
not a pretty picture.

[Josh]

Baby formula on shelves.

(Or maybe this was bad. I’m in favour of breastfeeding.)

[Ken]

Baby formula on shelves.

(Or maybe this was bad. I’m in favour of breastfeeding.)

You can blame Trump for that one too if you really want.

Back in 2019 after Trump's corporate tax cuts, Abbott Laboratories (which makes 40% of the baby formula in the US) pushed through something like $6 billion in stock buybacks rather than making capital investments in its aging production lines. The new tax rules incentivized this sort of thing over capital investments. And so here we are 3 years later with production and contamination problems leading to baby formula shortages. But the shareholders pocketed $6 billion so its all good.

Capitalism at its best.

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”Good things about the Trump presidency” / Politics

I’ve heard many people say specific things they don’t like, such as dishonesty, morals, etc.
I also hear people allude that there are things they like.

What are some of the specific things you like about Trump, or his policies, or his administration etc.?
Especially things that you think may be unique to this administration vs other Republicans.
I am currently overseas and was asked by a taxi driver this question.

Repeat offender:

You can blame Trump for that one too if you really want.

Back in 2019 after Trump's corporate tax cuts, Abbott Laboratories (which makes 40% of the baby formula in the US) pushed through something like $6 billion in stock buybacks rather than making capital investments in its aging production lines. The new tax rules incentivized this sort of thing over capital investments. And so here we are 3 years later with production and contamination problems leading to baby formula shortages. But the shareholders pocketed $6 billion so its all good.

Capitalism at its best.

“2022 Baby formula / Breastfeeding” / Current Events
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[RZehr]

Trump led to Roe v. Wade bring over turned.

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Trump led to Roe v. Wade bring over turned.

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Yes, I never really even entertained the idea that such a thing might happen.

Agreed. On this forum, it was discussed that RvW was an established accepted non-issue. (i might find the topic, not sure.)
Even after “The Leak,” it was no sure thing.

The most convincing flag was how some states (like mine, the state of Chicago) were industriously+preemptively passing pro-corporate-abortion laws, and building new abortion clinics NEAR STATE BORDERS.

PRO-CHOICE: Before conception. Think about it. For your sake and others.

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[Valerie]

Trump led to Roe v. Wade bring over turned.

Praise and thanks in all glory to God!
Thank you president trump it was the main reason many of us voted for you.
Thank you supreme Court for not caving into the pressure
Thank you for every person who prayed what taught informed and been a voice on behalf of those who don't have a voice!

I almost can't believe it

[Dan Z]

Trump led to Roe v. Wade bring over turned.

Yes - I would say this is his best legacy.

[Bootstrap]

Trump led to Roe v. Wade bring over turned.

Yes - I would say this is his best legacy.

Me too.

[Josh]

Trump led to Roe v. Wade bring over turned.

Yes - I would say this is his best legacy.

Me too.

I feel some of the legacy rightfully belongs with Bush and Bush Jr (as painful as it is to type those words out), who nominated Justice Thomas who has become a quite notable jurist.