Regardless, one can support the policies of the GOP and not the man. And that is the problem here. People supporting the man in spite of the facts.
So who is blind in that scenario? Those who cite facts or those who stick to their guns regardless?
Regardless, one can support the policies of the GOP and not the man. And that is the problem here. People supporting the man in spite of the facts.
So who is blind in that scenario? Those who cite facts or those who stick to their guns regardless?
I'll list some of the less fanciful of those that many Americans agree with.
-"Made in America" Tax Credits
-Return to [covid] Normal in 2021
-Make All Critical Medicines and Supplies for Healthcare Workers in The United States
-Tax Credits for Companies that Bring Back Jobs from China
-Allow 100% Expensing Deductions for Essential Industries like Pharmaceuticals and Robotics who Bring Back their Manufacturing to the United States
-No Federal Contracts for Companies who Outsource to China
-Cut Prescription Drug Prices
-Lower Healthcare Insurance Premiums
-Cover All Pre-Existing Conditions
-End Surprise Billing
-Provide School Choice to Every Child in America
-Teach American Exceptionalism
-Pass Congressional Term Limits
-Fully Fund and Hire More Police and Law Enforcement Officers
-Increase Criminal Penalties for Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers
-Block Illegal Immigrants from Becoming Eligible for Taxpayer-Funded Welfare, Healthcare, and Free College Tuition
-Mandatory Deportation for Non-Citizen Gang Members
-Require New Immigrants to Be Able to Support Themselves Financially
-Launch Space Force, Establish Permanent Manned Presence on The Moon and Send the First Manned Mission to Mars
-Stop Endless Wars and Bring Our Troops Home
-Get Allies to Pay their Fair Share
-Continue nominating constitutionalist Supreme Court and lower court judges
-Support the exercise of Second Amendment rights
Now you may say, those are just words, they mean nothing. Well during his term he did a reasonable job of sticking to his campaign promises: tax cuts, bans on Chinese companies like Huawei and Tiktok and higher tariffs with China, sanctioning Chinese officials in Hong Kong and Xinjiang, withdrawing troops back from the Middle East, negotiating pharmaceutical discounts, even building the stupid wall to limit illegal immigration.
Recently there are three issues in particular that attract many people to him compared to Biden: he's seen as anti-covid-lockdowns, he's not going to try and take away their guns, and he's pro law-and-order, so they think if he wins he'll send in national police to stop the ongoing riots.
"don't cast your pearls before swine" and all that. Why waste the energy having a detailed discussion with someone who has preconceived biases and won't listen anyways?