I Like Politics

The economy is not better than it was during the Clinton presidency, but the President at the time. You're only looking at the stock market numbers, and this is problematic, because it's all based on speculative trading, in certain segments of the market.

It's not that Clinton himself had much to do with the actual economic growth, which saw the birth of the Internet (although Al Gore did not create it), and the IT revolution. There's nothing equivalent to that in scope today. Coal mining jobs, is what Trump campaigned on, and those are not going to return, because coal is no longer economically viable, relative to cheap natural gas.

If Hillary Clinton had actually broken laws, certainly 8 years of GOP Presidency, and an additional 6 years of a GOP controlled House and then Senate, in addition to a special prosecutor, and now a President who calls her crooked Hillary, would have prosecuted her. I am not going to address the killing of American soldiers comment.

So, who should get over it? It seems to be as if the President is the one who has not gotten over the fact that he lost the popular vote. Why else would he keep on tweeting about Hillary? It's not befitting a sitting American President. Also, there's been a lot of debates around this issue, but no one mentions the avatar of the guy Trump retweeted: @fuctupmind. Really? Is this really Presidential behavior? What's wrong with calling it undignified of the office of the Presidency? and that would be regardless of how you, or anyone for that matter, feels about Secretary Clinton.

I really dislike HRC.

There is political rhetoric. The whole country is generations past decorum and civility-- so whatever.

That said if I tweeted such a picture myself I would consider it a personal defeat.

I can only hold my POTUS to a higher standars. So WTF?

Stock markets huh