Is there anyone else who is dead center?

@TexChik [b]LOL!!![/b] Trump was the [i]KING[/i] of empty promises! Remind us who
Promised a tax cut that pays for itself;
Promised to replace Obamacare with something better and cheaper that covers everyone;
Promised a trillion dollars worth of infrastructure spending;
Promised "We're going to see economic growth of 4, 5 & maybe 6%!";
Promised to reduce deficit and eventually balance the budget;
Promised to reduce prices of prescription drugs;
Promised to LOCK HER UP!
Promised to make Mexico pay for that wall;
Promised to release his tax returns;

All those [i]trillions[/i] of dollars of broken promises [i]all[/i] belong to Trump. He got almost [i]nothing[/i] done!

@TexChik who destroyed wild horse started an unnecessary movement and destroyed conservation

@Rosiechick13 You are saying Trump destroyed the wild horse?

@Rosiechick13 Are you going by hearsay or first-hand knowledge? Might want to recheck that.

@TexChik I have no idea about wild horses in the US but we have lots of them here in Western Canada. They are an invasive species not native to North America. Nice to look at and all but not native.

@hippyjoe1955 They are pests and destructive . I love horses but the time of the wild horse is coming to an end

@TexChik A good friend of mine who is an expert horse woman has lost more mares to the wild stallions than she can count. There are guys who capture the wild horses and if they are fit they are tamed and broke to ride and sold. If not they are put down. A lot of the wild horses are not in good health and tend to die young.

@hippyjoe1955 being inbred and having diseases is always an issue with wild animal populations

@TexChik Very true. Oh well at least they make food for the ravens and bears and cougars.

@hippyjoe1955 I would love to have seen them from 200 years ago.

@TexChik I had a chance encounter with a herd of them late one night. A buddy of mine who suffers from night blindness and I were making our way back to camp well after sundown and he had a very dim flashlight he was using to keep on the path. We turned a corner and suddenly there were two large glowing eyes dead ahead. My 'blind' buddy almost panicked until I told him I could see the entire horse the eyes belonged to.

@TexChik he decided it was fine to do round ups again. He also re started the ivory trade ensuring more poaching of elephants.

@hippyjoe1955 they are native to here we used to be able to enjoy wild herds but now they are scarce

@TexChik seeing them wild is amazing. They are beautiful and natural and it's great. I'll never forget the few experiences I had with them

@Rosiechick13 Horses are native to Asia not North America. The Natives that lived in North America had never seen a horse until the Europeans brought them over.

@hippyjoe1955 they were native before the population was wiped out. Then we're reintroduce and lived for 100s of years wild in the us. They deserve to say that way

@Rosiechick13 Horses are not native to North America. They are native to Asia. Humanity brought the horse to North America.

@hippyjoe1955 actually equine were extinct 8000 ish years earlier then we're brought back by Europeans. Look it up

@Rosiechick13 Horses died out naturally. Understand it.