03-11-2017, 09:16 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-11-2017, 09:17 AM by Wonky3. Edited 1 time in total.)
And that was then, this is now.
Mr. Trump is our president. He is not the first person to be elected with fewer popular votes than the opponent. Our system is ruled by electoral votes and Mrs. Clinton accepted the outcome and congratulated Mr. Trump on his victory.
Yet, we continue with these goofy exchanges.
Better, that we pay attention to the actions of this president and the people he has chosen to advice and guide him. And, to be aware of what this Republican congress will do to enact legislation that will effect our lives.
The House is proposing "Obamacare Light", the Senate may not pass it, and other government agencies (i.e. the EPA) are being overhauled in ways that will change them for a very long time.
We might want to direct our attention to what is happening, rather than the old news of those things that no longer make any real difference.
It's simple: Just follow the tweets.
Mr. Trump is our president. He is not the first person to be elected with fewer popular votes than the opponent. Our system is ruled by electoral votes and Mrs. Clinton accepted the outcome and congratulated Mr. Trump on his victory.
Yet, we continue with these goofy exchanges.
Better, that we pay attention to the actions of this president and the people he has chosen to advice and guide him. And, to be aware of what this Republican congress will do to enact legislation that will effect our lives.
The House is proposing "Obamacare Light", the Senate may not pass it, and other government agencies (i.e. the EPA) are being overhauled in ways that will change them for a very long time.
We might want to direct our attention to what is happening, rather than the old news of those things that no longer make any real difference.
It's simple: Just follow the tweets.