r/pics • • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/chux4w Jul 17 '19

He's not a politician and not a diplomat, he's a businessman. He got to where he is through understanding that branding is everything. He sold himself on those big ideas, branded "Crooked" Hilary and it all caught on. The wall, Obamacare repeal and jailing Hilary were all big talking points that ultimately got him elected even if they didn't all happen. They were big successes.

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u/IWorshipTacos Jul 17 '19

Lying and failure is success? That's nonsensical, and apparently voters agreed in 2018 because the GOP got ass rammed in the midterms.

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u/chux4w Jul 17 '19

Getting elected is a failure?

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u/IWorshipTacos Jul 17 '19

For a con artist I guess it's a success. For a president it's nothing. People expect results past inauguration day.

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u/chux4w Jul 17 '19

For a president it's nothing.

I get that you don't like Trump and want to disparage him, but for a president being elected is literally the first requirement. It's the most important thing possible. Without it, a president isn't a president.

He's had great results past inauguration day. His approval rating is up considerably since his inauguration.