Trumps Broken Promises
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Anything you have to say on the topic might mean something in 2025 if you pretended to care even once about the issue in the last 12 years, mongoloid.
You're cooked. Nobody outside of your echo chamber pays any attention to any of you anymore.
It's why you need to debase yourself with clickbait all day everyday. Even your Legacy "News" won't report most of the lies and bullshit they used to feed you everyday anymore.
Everybody hates you and anybody who behaves like you in 2025. Your time is done. You need to go away now.
And if you won't do it yourselves, your just going to have to sit back and realize one day that everyone stopped paying attention to you a long time ago.
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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Who?
Anything you have to say on the topic might mean something in 2025 if you pretended to care even once about the issue in the last 12 years, mongoloid.
You're talking about Epstein. It appears the House will head home for the August recess two weeks early, so they can avoid a forced vote to release the Epstein files. Until Trump got to him the republican House leader wanted the files released ASAP. Trump put an end to that.
So Gilligan, once again your boy TACCO is blocking the files release. It’s funny how investigations that took place 40, 50 years or so ago have been released but one that is current is proving to be so troublesome for pedophile Trump.
And you Gilligan as well as comrade signym and through her silence Brenda, are defending a pedophile. Those are the facts and time will bear them out. In which case your posts here will be an albatross, burden of guilt, around your necks.
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HOOKED ON TRUMP'S FAKE PROMISES
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*yawn*
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Originally posted by THG:Quote:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Who?
Anything you have to say on the topic might mean something in 2025 if you pretended to care even once about the issue in the last 12 years, mongoloid.
You're talking about Epstein. It appears the House will head home for the August recess two weeks early, so they can avoid a forced vote to release the Epstein files. Until Trump got to him the republican House leader wanted the files released ASAP. Trump put an end to that.
So Gilligan, once again your boy TACCO is blocking the files release. It’s funny how investigations that took place 40, 50 years or so ago have been released but one that is current is proving to be so troublesome for pedophile Trump.
And you Gilligan as well as comrade signym and through her silence Brenda, are defending a pedophile. Those are the facts and time will bear them out. In which case your posts here will be an albatross, burden of guilt, around your necks.
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Hey Jack, point to the pedophile supporter who cared about the Epstein files until he found out Trump is mentioned everywhere. You know Jack, the guy who now only dismisses other people's concerns about the abuse of children by calling them fake.
I guess you never did care Gilligan. All you did was use it as an anti democrat platform. Shit Gilligan, you've been revealed again.
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Politics May 23 2017, 5:35 pm ET
Donald Trump’s Budget Breaks These 7 Campaign Promises
by Jane C. Timm
When the White House officially unveiled its 2018 budget Tuesday, President Donald Trump's budget director took pains to insist that the blueprint represents campaign promises kept.
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the president is making good on his vow to save Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, among other things, and said that they are not kicking anyone off who needs the programs.
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Yet deep cuts to many aspects of the American safety net indicate otherwise.
Here's where the president's proposal breaks his promises — and at times his own self-proposed contract — to voters.
Broken Promise #1: Trump vowed not to cut Medicaid
Trump's budget would cut Medicaid by a lot, despite the president telling the Daily Signal days before launching his White House bid, "I'm not going to cut Social Security like every other Republican and I'm not going to cut Medicare or Medicaid."
The administration proposes reducing spending on Medicaid programs by more than $600 billion over the next decade, a massive cut that appears to go on top of $839 billion in Medicaid cuts included in the House health care bill Trump is supporting.
Mulvaney insists that the proposed reduction in spending isn't a cut — it's simply growing less than the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office expects the needs of the program to be. "There are no Medicaid cuts in terms of what normal human beings would call cuts, we are not spending less money than we did the year before," Mulvaney said.
Broken Promise #2: Trump said he wouldn't cut Social Security
Trump's budget proposes slashing the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), a $31.4 billion change to the program that pays monthly benefits to over 10 million disabled individuals under the retirement age.
Mulvaney argued that SSDI isn't "what most people would consider to be Social Security" and said he would "hope" less people receive the program once they remove individuals who "should not" be getting it. It's unclear how the administration determined there is that much fraud in the system.
Broken Promise #3: Trump said he'd fully fund the border wall
The president promised to fully fund a border wall, with plans to make Mexico pay for it later, in his "Contract With the American Voter." The president's budget would allocate $2.6 billion for planning, designing, and constructing the border wall and its surrounding securities, but Republican leaders estimate the wall could cost as much as $15 billion.
"While we did not get as much money as we wanted for 2017 omnibus we did get a lot," Mulvaney said. "We are going to continue to press on."
Broken Promise #4: Trump promised to cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities
This is another contract promise. Trump's administration has tried to restrict funding to so-called "sanctuary" cities — jurisdiction that don't enforce federal immigration priorities and cooperate fully with federal authorities — but their efforts were halted by the courts.
This budget doesn't include any kind of limit on federal funding, and Attorney General Jeff Sessions narrowed the scope of Trump's executive order on the issue in a memo Monday.
Broken Promise #5: Trump said he would increase funding for treatment of PTSD
Trump's budget would increase funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs, but the budget proposal doesn't appear to focus money on PTSD or mental health issues.
It would, however, slash $3.2 billion from the "individual unemployability" benefit, which the budget says will be "modernized." The program allows the VA to more fully compensate disabled veterNOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME