Protesters say, "Let Trump Do His Job"

Mountainmanbob · Oct 17, 2019

Against impeachment, protesters urge Congress to 'let Trump do his job'

Hundreds of pro-Trump protesters gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol on Thursday to show support for President Trump and demand that Congress stop the impeachment inquirythat's moving at breakneck speed through the House of Representatives.

The "March for Trump" rally, organized by the pro-Trump group Women for America First, started at Freedom Plaza before marching to the Capitol Building's West Lawn. On a brisk fall day with a gusty wind that lifted dozens of pro-Trump flags held by protesters dressed in red, white and blue, speakers and attendees extolled Trump's successes and railed against impeachment depositions that have been taking place at the Capitol all week.

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Hundreds?
Possibly a good start.
Hope it comes to our neighborhood?
M-Bob

DaisyDay · Oct 17, 2019

The investigations are not interfering with Donald doing his actual job of being president and executing our country's laws faithfully.

Tom 1 · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Against impeachment, protesters urge Congress to 'let Trump do his job'

Hundreds of pro-Trump protesters gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol on Thursday to show support for President Trump and demand that Congress stop the impeachment inquirythat's moving at breakneck speed through the House of Representatives.

The "March for Trump" rally, organized by the pro-Trump group Women for America First, started at Freedom Plaza before marching to the Capitol Building's West Lawn. On a brisk fall day with a gusty wind that lifted dozens of pro-Trump flags held by protesters dressed in red, white and blue, speakers and attendees extolled Trump's successes and railed against impeachment depositions that have been taking place at the Capitol all week.

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Hundreds?
Possibly a good start.
Hope it comes to our neighborhood?
M-Bob

Doing a job generally requires that you respect any relevant laws and regulations.

Mountainmanbob · Oct 17, 2019

Tom Farebrother said:
Doing a job generally requires that you respect any relevant laws and regulations.

Trump seems to be one President that does that better than most.
M-Bob

Tom 1 · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Trump seems to be one President that does that better than most.
M-Bob

You're gonna get sand in your ears M-Bob.

GACfan · Oct 17, 2019

Tom Farebrother said:
Doing a job generally requires that you respect any relevant laws and regulations.

And generally requires the ability to coherently communicate (whether with speech or written words) and not behave like an impertinent child throwing a temper tantrum because he isn't getting his way.

Tom 1 · Oct 17, 2019

GACfan said:
And generally requires the ability to coherently communicate (whether with speech or written words) and not behave like an impertinent child throwing a temper tantrum because he isn't getting his way.

Perhaps whoever gets in next should ban presidential fake tans and the use of more than 5 litres of hairspray per day. Just saying, it's the little things that make all the difference.

yeshuaslavejeff · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Trump seems to be one President that does that better than most.
M-Bob

The results are good.

Hank77 · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Against impeachment, protesters urge Congress to 'let Trump do his job'

Hundreds of pro-Trump protesters gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol on Thursday to show support for President Trump and demand that Congress stop the impeachment inquirythat's moving at breakneck speed through the House of Representatives.

The "March for Trump" rally, organized by the pro-Trump group Women for America First, started at Freedom Plaza before marching to the Capitol Building's West Lawn. On a brisk fall day with a gusty wind that lifted dozens of pro-Trump flags held by protesters dressed in red, white and blue, speakers and attendees extolled Trump's successes and railed against impeachment depositions that have been taking place at the Capitol all week.

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Hundreds?
Possibly a good start.
Hope it comes to our neighborhood?
M-Bob

Bill Clinton managed to do his job while he was being investigated and impeached. The 'genius' should be able to do the same.

Mountainmanbob · Oct 17, 2019

GACfan said:
And generally requires the ability to coherently communicate

Seems Trump is good at that?
Probably what got him elected?
M-Bob

GACfan · Oct 17, 2019

Tom Farebrother said:
Perhaps whoever gets in next should ban presidential fake tans and the use of more than 5 litres of hairspray per day. Just saying, it's the little things that make all the difference.

I think there will be much more damage control to deal with than that for whoever gets in next.

Hank77 said:
Bill Clinton managed to do his job while he was being investigated and impeached. The 'genius' should be able to do the same.

Sure he should, with his "great and unmatched wisdom," and all that.

Tom 1 · Oct 17, 2019

GACfan said:
I think there will be much more damage control to deal with than that for whoever gets in next.

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Dodgy dictator types do tend to go overboard on the personal vanity. Worth bearing in mind when voting.

Hank77 · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Seems Trump is good at that?
Probably what got him elected?
M-Bob

Soup sandwiches.

I won't even repeat that many things he said that got those crowds riled up to where they would encourage violence, but he did.

bekkilyn · Oct 17, 2019

DaisyDay said:
The investigations are not interfering with Donald doing his actual job of being president and executing our country's laws faithfully.

What, I thought all this time we were paying him to play golf and hang out on twitter. Shows how much I know!

GACfan · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Seems Trump is good at that?
Probably what got him elected?
M-Bob

The answer to your questions is an emphatic NO.

However, recent studies have provided specific reasons to explain why he was elected.

Status threat, not economic hardship, explains the 2016 presidential vote

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GACfan · Oct 17, 2019

Hank77 said:
Soup sandwiches.

I won't even repeat that many things he said that got those crowds riled up to where they would encourage violence, but he did.

He once said, "Knock the crap out of them and I'll pay your legal fees" and he also suggested that the "Second Amendment" people could act against Hillary Clinton if she got elected. After three years of witnessing his supporters defend him as if their life depended upon it, I now believe him when he said he could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and he wouldn't lose any voters.

GoldenBoy89 · Oct 17, 2019

Mountainmanbob said:
Against impeachment, protesters urge Congress to 'let Trump do his job'

Hundreds of pro-Trump protesters gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol on Thursday to show support for President Trump and demand that Congress stop the impeachment inquirythat's moving at breakneck speed through the House of Representatives.

The "March for Trump" rally, organized by the pro-Trump group Women for America First, started at Freedom Plaza before marching to the Capitol Building's West Lawn. On a brisk fall day with a gusty wind that lifted dozens of pro-Trump flags held by protesters dressed in red, white and blue, speakers and attendees extolled Trump's successes and railed against impeachment depositions that have been taking place at the Capitol all week.

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Hundreds?
Possibly a good start.
Hope it comes to our neighborhood?
M-Bob

Must be nice to not have work in the middle of the week so they can go cheerlead for Trump.

GACfan · Oct 17, 2019

bekkilyn said:
What, I thought all this time we were paying him to play golf and hang out on twitter. Shows how much I know!

The more he's distracted with playing golf and expressing himself with impertinent temper tantrums on Twitter, the less damage he can do. In that regard, I think he needs several more distractions.

Kentonio · Oct 17, 2019

Hundreds? Wow, gosh, better cancel the whole impeachment thing immediately then.

Tom 1 · Oct 17, 2019

GACfan said:
He once said, "Knock the crap out of them and I'll pay your legal fees" and he also suggested that the "Second Amendment" people could act against Hillary Clinton if she got elected. After three years of witnessing his supporters defend him as if their life depended upon it, I now believe him when he said he could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and he wouldn't lose any voters.

His fans love that stuff.

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