Conservative was always the most pragmatic approach to life to me. In life, there are have and have nots, there are people who shouldn't be given the benefits and entitlements as someone else who is inferior. If you let the floodgates open, those people will just consume and destroy your work.
Don't tempt me with a good time.
With leftists you always have to wonder if they're doing something harmful out of spite, stupidity, or criminal intent. Often times all three. As for the homeless thing, it always did rub me as something criminal, glad to see my instincts are right sometimes.
Well Trump did say once that "Allah will awaken the people to the evildoings of Israel". Hamas Trump isn't a meme, it is a reality, and we do have the first Muslim president of the United States alhamdulilah.
To address these collectively, I do think President Trump genuinely cares about the US and wants to what he can to help improve the country. Also, I think his business side is what drives him to get a good picture or feel for what's happening around him - just like a good business exec who adapts to what customers want or expect from a company's products/services. I think this may be why he had the Antifa panel; who better to explain how Antifa is a violent group and not just "an idea" than those who have been on the receiving end of Antifa's violence?
When I took intro sociology in college, our instructor used the March of Dimes as the textbook example of bureaucratic inertia. Sadly, a lot of the Democratic sponsored gibs - especially those first implemented during COVID (free school lunches for all, maximum ACA subsidies for everyone on ObamaCare, etc.) are current-year examples that may never go away if those behind them have their way.
To add on to this, for those who may not understand the separation of powers in this country: the executive branch (what the President is the head of) was designed to have very little power with domestic affair, but extreme powers when it comes to foreign affairs (when dealing with foreign nations there's not much use for factionalism or decentralized command).
Grandpa Trump has a way of making people happy. Be glad he's president. Soon there shall be peace in the ME... so we can then focus on ANTIFA at home.
You forgot self interest. Apart from the kickbacks from the NGOs back up to the dems and their candidates, there's also the fact that the homeless industry is owned/operated/staffed predominantly by leftists. If homelessness was solved or at least significantly reduced by effective policy how many of these jobs would be lost? How many liberal arts graduates would be forced to work real jobs, or be able to find any work at all? The leftist mutual support ecosystem must be protected, and if that means a permanent underclass and all ts associated social ills, then so be it.
I'm not saying Trump isn't a master negotiator, but what I am saying is that the last time Israel invaded Gaza was 2014, and that lasted one and a half months. The current war has lasted 16 times as long. Hamas has taken one hell of a beating, and hasn't gained much to show for it. They got to be thinking its time to call this round, and start recouping for the next one. Trump gives them an out as it were by being a "third party". Hamas hands back the remaining hostages, and bodies they have. The IDF goes back to Israel. Hamas agrees to "disarm". Once the last IDF soldier leaves, the negotiations will fall apart because at that point it'll play poorly in Israeli politics to send people back into Gaza, or so Hamas is probably thinking right now. Just my cynical take.
Girl knows how to have a good time.
Isn't the sheer scale of the grift insane to the tune of 10 million dollars per homeless person. The liberals win i think we should just give each hobo a house and lifetime supply of drugs instead. It would be cheaper.
He also has a pretty storied history of being very, very, VERY good at killing designated terrorists.
"Take this deal or Israel fucking kills you"
