What does the future hold for Donald Trump? - threadbans in OP

I don’t know what other people think but with the release of the documents to the January 6th committee and the letter to Ivanka Trump and the info released through that letter, in my head there seems to be a turning of the tide. Maybe I’m wrong but the usual stall tactics aren’t working as well as they were.

Trump got through four years without producing the Health Care plan he said would be ready to go when he got in to office. Biden has passed a Recovery Bill and Infrastructure Bill within the first year.

Your definition of failing miserably is very different to mine.

I lived in the US for 2 years of Trumps Presidency, they most definitely did not love him. Some did, but some of them are the same people that believe QANON conspiracy theories. If you want to talk about approval ratings, Trump never going above 50% while he was President should tell you just how loved he truly was. He was beaten in the popular vote twice for Gods sake.

I'm near done with responding to you, If Biden didn't react to Russian provocation with respect to Ukraine, Republicans would call him weak, he does, and you are trying to spin it as revving up for war.

Did you forget/miss/ignore Trumps initial provocation of North Korea before being played by Kim Jong-Un? How about him looking for options to attack Iran? Not to mention begging state Governors to use force on people using their first amendment rights to protest.

Yeah, Biden isn't doing enough to slow climate change, you'll hear a lot of people criticise him on that. It's good that you care about the environment.

I'll just leave this here:

This is a Trump thread, if you've an opinion about Biden why don't you take it there. However since we're talking about Trump's environmental record, what's your opinion on Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate accord, or indeed the video above if you can hear exactly what trump said, we know you love to hear what he says

Tell me you don't understand turnout, without telling me you don't understand turnout.

Afghanistan was a disaster for the 20 years the was in there. It did not become a disaster because of the eventual withdrawal.

In terms of the extremes on the left versus the right there's no doubt some on the left, it's inevitable, but they weren't the majority of the people who protested against the disproportionate allocation of public funds in to the police rather than social services, public amenities, education and other supports. QANON believes 'that a cabal of Satanic, cannibalistic pedophiles operate a global child sex trafficking ring that conspired against the former U.S. President Donald Trump during his term in office'. (Maybe they got confused with Matt Gaetz?)

If the extreme from the left got their way, police forces would have to readjust their focus while other groups could plan with better funding, if the extreme on the right got their way, the democratic result of the last election would have been turned over and Trump (who initiated and insurrection) would still be in office.

These extremes are not comparable.

So, you're asked why you support Trump. One of the reasons given is Biden failing to deliver on a particular part of environmental policy. The argument you're making is either that Trump wasn't weak on that point or that Trump wouldn't fail to fulfil an election promise. I suppose there's a third option, but that is only really suitable for the Stormfront forum.

He undermined the US democratic process and made a show of the office of the President between the 3rd of November (if not before it) and the 20th of January. Not to mention he literally incited an insurrection.

The idea that everyone who voted for him would still do so and that he may have won back some independents is not based on any sort of reality. If it is, it makes a mockery of the supposed conservative ideals of respecting the wishes of the founding fathers above anything else.

No, it isn't fact.

It is much more likely that people can simultaneously want Biden to do better and never want to see Trump in office again. There's no rational for saying that just because people judge Biden because of things largely outside of his control (Sinema/Manchin) to the point that they would rather Trump was in office.

Trump was twice impeached, demonstrably lied nearly 40,000 times while in office, had 235 indictments served on people connected to his administration, deliberately downplayed Covid and then negatively impacted how the US handled it with dangerous rhetoric, undermined the entire electoral process and begged states to find just enough votes to give him the win, incited an insurrection and slunk away from the White House at the end. I'm not saying he won't win should he win in 2024 because the Republicans are doing all sorts of sh*t to impact access to voting, but there is no logical basis for saying that more Americans would rather he was in office right now than Biden.