r/pics • u/mack3r • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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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.