Obama leaves, America finally begins to heal.

[acd]

Absurd to speculate such a thing.
What I know is fact right now, I am paying a little over 1000 dollars in taxes more this year than last. That is thanks to Obama's policies.
Let's see what Trump actually does.

I hope that you are right and I am wrong.

 

[Eventhorizon]

I hope that you are right and I am wrong.

Agreed. Finally.

 

[Gust]

8 years of a President blatantly and unquestionably hostile to the United States of America has left the country reeling and trying to find it's footing. Crime and murder are up all across the country. The deficit under Obama finally past the point of no return. Meaning we don't have enough money to even pay the Interest associated with the loans on it's own. Division that has been cultivated and grown leaving race relations at a low that's pushed us back what seems like at least 60 years. Support of terrorists hostile to the USA through nonaction and releasing many of the worst of them back out into the world. Turning a blind eye to North Korea. Fostering a deep divide between Russia and the US.

The list goes on and on. This thread has been created to discuss the stories we see in the news or in our daily lives where it is clear America is finally recovering from the most hostile and malicious President it has ever known. They may come slowly, the sickness has been deep and has been fed for a long time. Still, we Americans will know it if when we see it so discuss it here.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

[Flavus Aquila]

It's going to be a fucking disaster unless you are super wealthy.

Are you implying that wealthy people are incapable of running an economy to benefit the stakeholders? Most large businesses have shareholders, who will whip their funds away the moment management gives an inkling of working against their interests.

Wealthy business people would be especially practiced and aware of the importance of working for the benefit of the citizens. Trump has been saying that the government's beneficiaries do not reside in Washington, but in the whole country.

 

[acd]

Are you implying that wealthy people are incapable of running an economy to benefit the stakeholders? Most large businesses have shareholders, who will whip their funds away the moment management gives an inkling of working against their interests.

Wealthy business people would be especially practiced and aware of the importance of working for the benefit of the citizens. Trump has been saying that the government's beneficiaries do not reside in Washington, but in the whole country.

I should have said it's going to be a fucking disaster for poor people, who have no stake.though I'm skeptical of any economic benefits for working class and middle income earners. His plan already increases taxes for these individuals and offers cuts for super wealthy.