Trump’s presidency is crumbling before our eyes

Guno צְבִי

Guno צְבִי

We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
It doesn’t take a political genius to recognize that things are in free fall over at the White House. Less than a year after staffing his administration with a cadre of bumbling goons valued only for their slavish devotion to his ego, President Trump now finds himself leading a government wholly incapable of governing.

The situation has grown so bleak for Republicans that many endangered Republican lawmakers are doing something once considered impossible: directly criticizing Trump’s failure to lead. As Axios reports, Republicans concerned about their 2026 prospects have taken to bucking Trump at a level that would have been unimaginable during his first term, including forcing the release of the Epstein files (which Trump has yet to do) and lambasting his scheme to issue budget-busting “tariff rebate checks.”




 
Jake Starkey said:
The only 'success' for him is deportation and a majority of the country is unhappy about it.
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Actually, that's not true. A plurality wants illegals deported (about 50%). The only opposition is overwhelmingly from the Left. Among Democrats, nearly 90% oppose Trump's deportation operations. Hell, nearly 25% even oppose deporting violent criminals! That's how insane the Left's position has become.

www.usatoday.com

Who should America deport, and where do Americans stand on ICE? New poll shows divisions

A new poll taken amid protests over immigration raids shows were Americans stand on deportations and how well ICE agents should be identified.
www.usatoday.com

www.pbs.org

What Americans think about Trump’s deportations right now

As President Donald Trump seeks to keep his campaign promise of mass deportations, a majority of Americans say actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement have “gone too far,” according to a new poll.
www.pbs.org www.pbs.org


If you look at the reporting in the MSM, nearly 100% of it (95 to 98%) is negative to highly negative on everything about Trump. That too is clearly on the face of it not objective or accurate. This has been true since Trump first took office in 2020.

On a separate note: Do you support deporting persons in the US who are here illegally? How about deporting persons in the US who have committed a felony or are repeat offenders who are here illegally? Should they be deported? What's your position on this?

Just so you know, my position is DEPORT THEM ALL! Not one person who entered the US illegally should be allowed to remain here, particularly indefinitely. I don't care if they "pay taxes" or "have a job." We as a nation don't need to import criminals.
 
A CBS News poll (June 2025) found:

  • The deportation program has net positive approval, but views depend heavily on who people believe is being targeted.
 
Jake Starkey said:

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  • 56% of registered voters support deporting all undocumented immigrants according to a Harvard/Harris poll (Oct 1–2, 2025).
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Given the spread on that, it's a plurality just as I mentioned. It also doesn't help that there's serious skewedness in the polling due to the Left being in lockstep against everything Trump.
 
Jake Starkey said:
A CBS News poll (June 2025) found:

  • The deportation program has net positive approval, but views depend heavily on who people believe is being targeted.
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Just as I stated. But if you look at the numbers closely, the Left is against anything Trump no matter how insane that position might be.

I also note that you have studiously avoided my earlier questions about your own views on this.
 
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