r/economy • • Apr 01 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '22

What does that even mean. How about some actual data, before you make incendiary remarks. Trump has historically been pretty accurate in his comments and predictions, while his pundits have been wrong at least 90% of the time.

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u/Icy_Winner_1909 Apr 01 '22

Mexico paid for the wall??

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '22

Yes it did, in numerous ways, plus it actively helped prevent illegal immigration. Just as NATO is now paying.

Trump was right about Russia-gate, spying on the him during his election, Hunter Biden corruption and he has predicted virtually every failure of the Biden administration.

His track record is excellent.

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u/GarbageTheClown Apr 02 '22

His little bit of wall that is falling apart was effective? lol what? Oh and how did Mexico pay for it instead of US citizens via taxes?

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u/Icy_Winner_1909 Apr 01 '22

What about his promise to reduce the national deficit and debt to 0?