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Quote from: sirs on January 06, 2017, 07:57:26 PM

no, I'm referring to many of those that took him for his word, who will be howling as well

I respectfully disagree
sure not everyone is going to cheer...
but when does that ever happen anyway

I think C, you're overestimating Trump's support base.  I'd opine that a minimum of a third, if not a majority of those who voted for him, voted to stop Clinton (& Obama's continued socialist agenda), more so than supporting Trump.  As such, if he's going to pull an Obama, and immediately step away of his campaign pledges, with the media painting him as liar in chief, he's going to embolden Democrats on the fence, to join in the obstruction bandwagon, and have that famous promise that "Mexico will pay for it", wrapped around his neck as his You can keep your doctor albatros

I want him to succeed.  I hope he comes thru with good leadership and judgement.  His present cabinet picks and VP pick give me goose bumps at the potential of excellence.  I'm just trying to say, that if he comes across as so callous to those that voted for him, it's going to be a long 4 years for him, and this country

I don't have a problem with the U.S. paying for it either.....it needs built.....simply that he'll be eviserated for failing to come thru on his biggest campaign promise.  It'll be his "You can keep your Doctor" moment.  That's why I'm hoping that they nip that in the bud, by providing what I outlined above, that demonstrates how exactly "Mexico is paying for the wall"

Keep in mind that when the GOP is doing it, they're obstructionists.  When Democrats do it, its integral to the Democracy of this country.  So implies the media

Seeyas in Feb, Kimba   

Indeed

...and a very Merry Christmas to you and yours, Kimba.....and all our other Saloon patrons, both past & present   

And let's keep reminding them about the lecture we got from them, demanding that unless we accepted the results of the election, it was a threat to democracy itself