Trump's cabinet

[hail2commanders]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

the losers for not accepting the results of their failed candidates and policies, and instead blaming the winner. Trump didn't have to be elected if the Dem's had put up a moderate who reached across the divide instead they put up the liberal equivalent of Trump. If Harris had won the cabinet would be filled with the extreme liberal equivalent in each of these positions.

This sort of sounds like something Kim Strassel of the WSJ wrote within the past two years. She said if Trump wins and appoints unqualified people to his cabinet, it'll be the Dems fault for persecuting him.

Nothing is ever Trump's fault to his supporters. He can do no wrong.

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by hail2commanders

This sort of sounds like something Kim Strassel of the WSJ wrote within the past two years. She said if Trump wins and appoints unqualified people to his cabinet, it'll be the Dems fault for persecuting him.



Nothing is ever Trump's fault to his supporters. He can do no wrong.

I didn't vote for Trump in this election, and I am not a Trump supporter but the fact of the matter is Trump has been there for 12 years now the Democrats know what he's about and yet they continue to put forward people who don't gain any ground in the middle of Middle America. There are 166 million registered voters in America Trump got 70 million the Democrats got 65 million that means there's at least 25 million that were disaffected I certainly count myself among one of those I don't hold to the extreme left or extreme right I would like to see somebody who speaks to the center of the country. It's clear that the Democratic base would come out to keep Trump from being elected so they could have put a more moderate candidate up.

edit: Since we're playing Philadelphia today and we don't have a cornerback that can cover AJ Brown I'll use that as an example. Whose fault is it that AJ Brown continues to beat us? Is it Philadelphia's for playing a receiver that is quick enough and strong enough to beat us repeatedly OR is it Washington's fault for not going and finding the cornerback that can beat the the division rivals main strength?

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[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

I didn't vote for Trump in this election, and I am not a Trump supporter but the fact of the matter is Trump has been there for 12 years now the Democrats know what he's about and yet they continue to put forward people who don't gain any ground in the middle of Middle America. There are 166 million registered voters in America Trump got 70 million the Democrats got 65 million that means there's at least 25 million that were disaffected I certainly count myself among one of those I don't hold to the extreme left or extreme right I would like to see somebody who speaks to the center of the country. It's clear that the Democratic base would come out to keep Trump from being elected so they could have put a more moderate candidate up.

edit: Since we're playing Philadelphia today and we don't have a cornerback that can cover AJ Brown I'll use that as an example. Whose fault is it that AJ Brown continues to beat us? Is it Philadelphia's for playing a receiver that is quick enough and strong enough to beat us repeatedly OR is it Washington's fault for not going and finding the cornerback that can beat the the division rivals main strength?

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Or Republicans can quit nominating some one from MAGA during the primaries or is the party too far gone that we will only have MAGA represent the party now?