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Originally Posted by New Era
Easy for you to say, you're not an American nor have to deal with the outcomes of his policies. 
I do agree that he was elected fairly and deserves a chance prove he is capable of governing. That starts with his decisions in following the traditions of the country, how he insures he is isolating himself from conflicts of interest, selection of his transition team, and then selection of his cabinet. So far, he is not instilling much confidence in any of his actions nor decisions. |
Yeah in the scrutinizing eyes of the people who are still bitter that their candidate lost. Tell me, what inspires confidence in Hillary? She hasn't done one positive thing since being involved in government and seems certifiably compromised or incompetent, neither is acceptable or instill much confidence.
Have you figured out what the difference between a wage and earnings is yet? It should be called the gender earnings gap, that's more accurate. If I'm spending more hours working then my colleague, shouldn't my earnings be larger if we're both being paid the same wage? Sounds fair to me.
I should have mentioned earlier your link to the joint economic committee democratic staff report is pretty biased too. You crap on me for a forbes article then post links to a woman's advocacy group and a democratic committees report. Yeah I know that the dems, feminists and left leaners believe this myth, the last two presidential democrat nominees both sloganeered off this same persisting myth.
Don't leave me here doing the two step shuffle by myself, I need a partner to tango with. You can admit defeat on this issue and we can move on to policy, character and experience of the two presidential nominees. I'll even let you have the experience issue because it will be hard to argue. Is no experience better then bad experience, tough to say either way. I'm still confident that I'll take you out back behind the woodshed in the other two.