I'd say it was merely an adequate presidency, that only looks good in Comparison to the series of neolib/neocon uniparty abominations that came before him.
The reality is that he has 4 years to do something about the woke infestation, and he did absolutely nothing. And it cost him re-election.
No, I think Trump lost because he sat back allowed silicon valley to censor conservative thought all across the web, allowed universities to continue being democrat brainwashing centers, and allowed Antifa and BLM to continue running riot.
The US has a massive fifth column, and he did nothing about it.
Then it rigged an election, and now he *can't do anything about it.
What pisses me off the most about this is that Trump refuses to accept the fact that he made mistakes in 2020.
He has failed to demonstrate that he has learned from his mistakes.
A little bit of self-awareness from the narcissist is apparently too much to ask.
His actions in 2020 have completely soured an otherwise good Presidency from 2017-2019.
Give me Ron DeSantis instead in 2024. He may not be perfect but I don't see him deepthroating the poison vax as much as Trump does.
I'd say it was merely an adequate presidency, that only looks good in Comparison to the series of neolib/neocon uniparty abominations that came before him.
The reality is that he has 4 years to do something about the woke infestation, and he did absolutely nothing. And it cost him re-election.
What are you talking about? You think Trump lost because right-wingers were mad at him and didn't send in their mail-in ballot?
He lost because of mail in ballot "fortification"
No, I think Trump lost because he sat back allowed silicon valley to censor conservative thought all across the web, allowed universities to continue being democrat brainwashing centers, and allowed Antifa and BLM to continue running riot.
The US has a massive fifth column, and he did nothing about it.
Then it rigged an election, and now he *can't do anything about it.
Oh, in that case I agree. Completely misunderstood your point.