Trump supporters Questions.

[bullitpdq68]

So now that Trump has won what are you expecting in the next year from him. Just looking for honesty not hyper hole crap. What do you expect he can help you and your family out with when it comes to the economy wages taxes. What will a success look like and what does failure look like.

One of the key concerns for most American and his supporters is inflation and the rising cost of living. How soon in your eyes what would success look like for this, do you want to see him lower prices or just slow it down, or possible just higher wages with no inflation.

What about taxes do you want to see tax cuts or just the rich to get them. If he does not make the Middle class cuts permanent like the rich will you still support him.

What about bringing jobs back and the trade war what do you want to see him do?

Immigration, do you want to see the wall be finished, and all illegals deported?

Gas prices what price do you want to see? When he left office gas was around $1.25 a gallon and you all say Biden raised it with policy changes not inflation or supply and demand, so once he is back in office if he does not get down to that price will his presidency be ruined and how quickly should he get to those prices. What do you reasonable think he can get prices to, to consider his presidency a success?

 

[bksfg4]

Not a Trump supporter but pretty much every person I know is (rich or poor/educated or not) I think people are hoping that in the first year Trump returns us to the pre Biden situation of peace in the Middle East with something similar to the Abraham accords. Trump will stop the war in Europe and bring the Russian oil back to the market lowering prices. This will reduce the cost of production with lower energy prices. We will see how the tariffs on China and others go if he follows through with that. Will it help American business? You can argue both ways and I’ve heard em all. People are hoping to see some attempt to reign in spending by making suggestions to congress on how to legislate change in the bloated government(I don’t see it happening in one year but it would be nice to see the attempt or plan). People would like to see immigration reigned in and the boarders a little less porous and then we focus on the people who are here and a plan to move forward. We should see a bigger focus on America and its people and a little less focus on everywhere else. All those aforementioned items could be lies, won’t happen, and he may be a Putin puppet but just cause the media says it doesn’t make it so. Those are all the things I’m hearing.

 

[blindedbythelight]

So now that Trump has won what are you expecting in the next year from him. Just looking for honesty not hyper hole crap. What do you expect he can help you and your family out with when it comes to the economy wages taxes. What will a success look like and what does failure look like.

One of the key concerns for most American and his supporters is inflation and the rising cost of living. How soon in your eyes what would success look like for this, do you want to see him lower prices or just slow it down, or possible just higher wages with no inflation.

What about taxes do you want to see tax cuts or just the rich to get them. If he does not make the Middle class cuts permanent like the rich will you still support him.

What about bringing jobs back and the trade war what do you want to see him do?

Immigration, do you want to see the wall be finished, and all illegals deported?

Gas prices what price do you want to see? When he left office gas was around $1.25 a gallon and you all say Biden raised it with policy changes not inflation or supply and demand, so once he is back in office if he does not get down to that price will his presidency be ruined and how quickly should he get to those prices. What do you reasonable think he can get prices to, to consider his presidency a success?

Back when JFK was president I remember “ Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country”

I don’t want or expect the damn government to do anything for me

 

[kaskaskiakid]

If Trump goes ahead with a 25% tariff on foreign goods, he himself has admitted prices will go up and passed on to consumers. Don't expect prices to go down much even with lower inflation. Rarely do prices go back to pre inflation levels.

 

[r14veer]

Back when JFK was president I remember “ Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country”

I don’t want or expect the damn government to do anything for me

Yes, you definitely do. I have faith that you are just ranting and aren’t this ignorant.