>can't lead his own government the way he wants to >can't

>>136426424
Sure, but Trumptards' eyes are glued shut by Trump's cum so they'll never see how ineffective he is.

>>136426424
No, faggot.

It's a sign that all the corrupt oligarchs, establishment pedo politicians, corrupt deep state spy agencies, mexican cartels, zionist controlled media, and brainwashed college students are actively trying to bring him down.

He is doing phenomenally considering what he is up against

>KYS

>>136426837
But why did he sign for more Russian sanctions?

>>136426837
Doesn't that cum in your eyes bother you after a while?

>>136426837
Hah.
Look at this fag.
>Not knowing Trump is stale.

>>136426424
>a moosefucker not knowing President Trump is neither a Republican or Democrat

>>136427418
Canadians don't fuck moose they blow dogs.

>>136426424
i only know this is talking about trump because you posted it with a pic on the post, for the same cam be said by every single potus ever.

>>136426999
passed by a veto proof majority and he signed with a signing statement saying that the part of the law that tried to block his powers to drop it later was bullshit and unconstitutional

>>136427811
If the bill was veto-proof and the bill was going to become law regardless of what he does, why did he sign it?

>>136427811
Rather than take a stand and veto anyway he took it up the ass and attached some tears to his signature.

>>136426424
He's doing exactly what we put him in office to do, more or less.

>>136426424
Ok hang on, am I the only one who thinks trump will never be as great as hitler?

>>136428056
>If the bill was veto-proof and the bill was going to become law regardless of what he does, why did he sign it?

Because not doing so would be a purely symbolic move that would have shown him being at odds with his own party. He actually tacked on sanctions against Iran so he was partially supportive of the bill, though it was probably an attempt to make the best of a bad situation.

>>136428056

Because the supreme court is a conservative one now with Trump's appointment.

He can table this battle for now, and return to it later when things heat up more.

If it gets pushed to the SC there's a very good chance it can be rendered unconstitutional esp. if he gets another SC pick between now and then.

There are priority battles to fight like healthcare and taxes coming, and muh russia already ran out of steam two weeks ago.

All the dems have now is the hope of Mueller, and it's risky for them in terms of subpoenas uncovering things they want to stay buried such as DNC Awan IT shady shit.

If Trump had vetoed it, it would have given the "muh russia" idiots another week of traction to say he sides with Russia. Signing with the protest that it is unconstitutional but he is going to humor delusional Dims out of respect for the office of Congress (respect which they do not give to the office of the Presidency) anyways is the pro political move. He is learning quickly.

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>>136428331
>or less

Trump inherited an improving economy from his predecessor, Barack Obama.
Underlying factors such as strong corporate profits,
low interest rates and an improving global economy explain most of the job gains,
rather than any policies Trump has put into place.
Trump, in fact, has faltered on virtually every major policy issue he’s undertaken,
with few accomplishments to crow about so far.

>>136426424
He's the president, not dictator. In fact at this point, I don't think Christ himself could fix our government if he was only president.

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>>136426424
No.

Signing legislature that allows bestiality is a sign of a bad leader.

>>136426424
he outplayed the democrats, the republicans, the media and become the first non-political president. Trump holds one of the most powerful roles in the world. And he is getting hit by all sides. Remember when everyone was saying he is a clown. Not so much anymore I guess.

>>136426424
>can't lead his own gov..
Rinos
>can't convince his party..
Rinos
>even Russia..
I thought you didn't trust Russia and trump
Also that bill was veto proof
Lurk more
Read a book

>>136429023
Libs miss one important factor
This is why (((((TRUMP))))) is the reason why the economy is surging
It's confidence
People have confidence in Trump (economically)
People believe Trump will make the economy better
>b-but trump didn't d-do anything
Except getting rid of those Obama regulations
And also (((((CONFIDENCE)))))

Gentle reminder, shills don't get their $75 a week if you don't give them (You)s.

>>136426424
No, it is the sign of a gov't working the way our fore fathers intended. Our gov't is supposed to hinder good presidents from having the power to do good because that is the only way to guarantee bad presidents are limited in doing bad.

In the US the pres is only really supposed to take action on foreign matters and in a crisis.

>>136426999
Because contrary to what you fucking libtards believe he isn't actually a Russian puppet and recognizes that Russia did some bad things when they annexed Crimea.