The honeymoon is over for Fatso

ULTRA MAGA said:
Unless of course they are fake made up by desperate parasites.

In this case I doubt it has much effect on him.
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Ah, even the Razzy has him losing his honeymoon

Always comical how when the Red Hat Club sees a poll, report, study, etc., that they do want to believe is true it is always fake, bogus, partisan, etc, yet, if MAGA mouth or his bro Elon throws out any accusation without any proof, it’s a fact, too funny
 
Cypress said:
It wouldn't bother you in the least if his approval went to 35%! :laugh:
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That's about what they claimed it was election day before he swept every swing state.

You people are a pathetic bunch of losers.

Daddy is home and it's time for discipline and there isn't one fucking thing you and your insane crew can do about it.

Which makes it all the sweeter!
 
ULTRA MAGA said:
That's about what they claimed it was election day before he swept every swing state.

You people are a pathetic bunch of losers.

Daddy is home and it's time for discipline and there isn't one fucking thing you and your insane crew can do about it.

Which makes it all the sweeter!
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^^^
Joe will find out who the real losers are if Chancellor Musk cancels the midterms.
 
Cypress said:

Warning signs for Trump in new polling​

Two new polls show the president’s approval rating is slipping

Donald Trump’s honeymoon may be wearing off.

New polls show a majority of Americans say he has overstepped his presidential authority — and hasn’t done enough to address high prices.

Two new polls from CNN/SSRS and The Washington Post/Ipsos show the GOP president’s approval rating underwater (47-52 in the CNN poll, 45-53 in the Post), a shift from polling earlier this year that found voters roughly divided on him, with some surveys even showing a positive approval rating.

One reason for the erosion of support: a slight majority of respondents in both surveys said Trump has overstepped his presidential power in his attempts to reshape the federal government driven by tech billionaire Elon Musk. Many of Trump’s most controversial early initiatives, including a sweeping spending freeze, have been blocked in court thus far, but the new administration has still made waves with layoffs of federal workers, cuts to federal contracts and a flood of executive orders.

Those activities haven’t been popular, the new polling found. In the Post survey, for example, 58 percent of respondents opposed laying off large numbers of federal workers. And Musk, Trump’s most high-profile adviser, is not getting good marks either: Just 34 percent of respondents in the Post poll approved of Musk’s role in the federal government, while 54 percent of respondents in the CNN poll said it was bad for Trump to have given the SpaceX CEO a prominent role in his administration.

Americans also remain skeptical of Trump’s handling of an issue the public has long said is among the most important: high prices. In the CNN survey, 62 percent of respondents — including 47 percent of Republicans — said the president has not done enough to try to reduce the prices of everyday goods.


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And it only took a month this time. lol
 
Tbird19482 said:
Well for another thing that was workers to build a pipeline for oil we DO NOT use here for gas , and when they got it was done being built they were going to be laid off and there was only going to be less the 20 full time workers left. watching for leaks on a pipeline that the company that built it is known for having a lot of them.
And If you would have looked into it you would know that the Keystone XL pipeline could have been moved and ran next to the other old Keystone pipeline as the government had proposed and it could have been built, but they wanted to run it over , and very near some of the mast important water supplies in the nation, and if it leaked could have destroyed those water supplies leaving many Americans without water.
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Quite true. But MAGATs are too uneducated and unwilling to learn that they cannot understand this. They also don't understand that the pipeline would have carried CANADA's oil, and taken it to port for export. It was not going to be purchased by American companies, refined here, and used in American vehicles and manufacturing. As you pointed out, the only benefit was some temp construction jobs, and possibly some fees for access to the land the pipeline ran over. We got all the risk and none of the reward. But you're trying to educate an uneducable lunch room lady who pretends to have once been a "teacher." Good luck! lol
 
Tbird19482 said:
well I buy a lot of coffee, mostly for the VFW and legion, and as soon as Trump said he was going to put tariffs on Columbia the price where we buy a lot of it went from $9.99 a can to $14.99 a can, same brand and size can as we always buy.
And again when Trump does finally puts all his tariffs in place a lot of people will be hurt by the higher prices of thing they always buy.
It is only a matter of time.
As I said I have seen prices of somethings going up already.
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Eggs have been stable in price here but we noticed that canned goods have ticked up. Bad news not just for shoppers but for food pantries as well. But I'm sure President Musk will increase food stamp allotments to cover it, right? **eyeroll**
 
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