Here.
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To the editor:
By all accounts, Trump’s pre-presidential life was chaotic. He loved battles; this is what he believed brought him success and what he believed would make him a successful president.
Trump’s life formula does not work for the nation or its citizens. A successful nation requires predictability and stability, not turmoil.
Government works best when, without fanfare, it provides the services and protections its citizens need. It should, for the most part, be seen but not heard.
We are all tired of the tumult. It’s time for some peace and quiet. It’s time for Trump and his life formula to vanish from our lives.
Irving Greines, Los Angeles
Note from KBJ: He'll be gone in January 2025, Irving, unless, of course, we amend the Constitution to allow him to serve a third term.
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I will be signing our 738 Billion Dollar Defense Spending Bill today. It will include 12 weeks Paid Parental Leave, gives our troops a raise, importantly creates the SPACE FORCE, SOUTHERN BORDER WALL FUNDING, repeals “Cadillac Tax” on Health Plans, raises smoking age to 21! BIG!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 20, 2019
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Here.
Ten Years Ago Today in This Blog
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Here is Kurt Schlichter's latest column.
“This Seventh Century Wasteland”
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A bit of friendly advice for liberal Seattle. If you truly want to avoid the nightmare of a second Trump term, you better start giving Sen. Amy Klobuchar a good look.
Seattle is a liberal bubble that is nowhere near representative of the nation. Go ahead and follow your pie-in-the-sky ideological convictions down the rabbit hole if you wish, but please don’t whine when it gets us four more years of the devastating Trump circus. The fault will lie with your self-righteous inability to deal with the real world concepts of moderation and compromise.
Richard Schwartz, Seattle
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Donald Trump's approval rating is 49%. Barack Obama's approval rating at the same point of his presidency (19 December 2011) was 47%.
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— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 19, 2019
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