President Donald Trump's First 100 Days & Beyond

[Estreeter]

Originally Posted by 31D1

Take it easy.

Well Put No need for anyone to feel uncomfortable about politics on this entire forum.

Anyway, Trumps 1st 100 days in office, I'm predicting he's gonna be real busy repealing Obamacare and so on, in turn that will give the First Lady a lot of time at home bored and will do housework either that or lot's of dildo workout sessions

[Devius]

Originally Posted by tsunamiSD

Here’s how Donald Trump could replace Obamacare without courting disaster

That is interesting...thanks.

While the Donald was President-elect, there was a lot of talk about "Repeal and Replace" Obamacare.

All the news today was about the Prez signing documents to repeal - but there hasn't been much mention about replacing the ACA.

[Almero]

Say what you like about Trump, but he's already promised to improve higher education in America.
By building taller schools

[Devius]

Theresa May is set to fly out next week to meet President Donald Trump, it has been reported.

The Prime Minister could fly out to Washington DC as early as next Thursday to meet with Mr Trump and visit “for a couple of days”, government sources were quoted as saying.

Details:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...-donald-trump/

[mizlaplan]

All credit to British politicians.
Champion brown-nosers
Donald Trump after the first 100 days of his Presidency....
If we're all still alive then I'll think there's grounds for optimism

[labear79]

I live stateside. Trump is the classic illustration of how one can have all the money in the world (purportedly) and still be a no-class, obscene piece of human filth. If I should ever feel an opinion coming on regarding this matter, Ill be sure to post it here first.

best to all.

I've noticed we've got some of our fellow brethren from across the pond on here. Interesting question I've got for you guys, how do you think the relationship will be between Theresa May and Donald Trump? Will we have a Reagan-Thatcher type thing going on here or not? Same to our fellow Germans (or just anyone's thoughts in general), how will the Merkel-Trump relationship be like? Any flippant or sarcastic feelings aside (for now), I really am actually interested in seeing how Trump's relationship with Putin will be like, given all the commotion between the two and Rex Tillerson. So, I'll be watching with interest on that front. Also curious as to how Duterte (the president of the Philippines) and Trump get along, if any dealings between the two of any kind even come about. Duterte is famously known as the Donald Trump of the Philippines. And yes, of course, also of interest is the relationship between our neighbors to the north and south, Trudeau and Peña Nieto. Especially Peña Nieto, what with that whole they'll pay for the wall thing. Though they've already met, and of course it was all public pleasantries. They've also just recently spoken by phone as well, due to meet some time soon in person again. I'm sure there are so many other important nations' prime ministers or presidents that I'm forgetting, as to keep on the watch for. Netanyahu, certainly.

[LadyLuck]

Originally Posted by ellias

Every Trump hater has their forum. Where were you when Barry was shitting all over the Constitution?

Welcome to "100 Days Of Trump Bashing".

[profvolup]

Originally Posted by labear79

I live stateside. Trump is the classic illustration of how one can have all the money in the world (purportedly) and still be a no-class, obscene piece of human filth.

Even some of his supporters don't disagree with that either.

Yet they love him for making fun of all the other elites, especially when those elites pay 'lip service' and say far worse things than he does behind closed doors. As one supporter put it well ... "I know where Trump stands, because he doesn't hide his feelings."

I don't agree with him on supporting Trump, but so far, he's been pretty spot-on with who he is targeting. That includes going after major prime contractors with huge taxpayer funded budgets, focusing solely on undocumented residents who commit violent crimes to start and only those 6 Muslim countries guilty of 10x the visa overstays and violence.

If he changes from that, I'll be the first one complaining.

[scoundrel]

Trump's relationship with Britain and PM Theresa May?
I have a feeling this will be another GWB/Tony Blair type thing, in which we British will get an awful lot of "Yo! Blair!" Donald Trump has got very bad manners and Mrs May will be obliged to grit her teeth and be patient. I hope at least that he knows how to use a knife and fork.

Against that, Mr Trump no doubt has things he wants and he believes in the "deal" as a concept, so (going by his track record) he will begin by seeking to find out what it is that Mrs May wants. Then he will calculate values and when he feels ready he will propose a deal. Britain and America have been trading favours like the mafia for over 100 years now; this will continue. It will continue more easily because the British were quick to accept the verdict of the US voters when others were too slow and too eager to give public vent to their wounded feelings.

Mr Trump's relationship with Angela Merkel?
She has been one of the others who were much too slow to accept the new reality. Holding a pre-summit meeting of EU foreign ministers to have crisis talks about how to educate Mr Trump about Europe was not a clever move on the part of the EU and Frau Merkel was unwise to allow her foreign minister to attend and participate. She should have explicitly ordered him not to go.

Now she is in a bit of a bind strategically. The EU is pursuing a sanctions policy against Russia over Ukraine. I think Mr Trump will be against this sanctions policy and will take Mr Putin's side. His take is likely to be that, without paying for the necessary military force themselves, Germany has tried to use NATO as a shield behind which to expand the German economic sphere eastwards. To put it crudely, in this version Ukraine is a bone and two dogs have fallen out over it; but the bone has historically belonged to the Russian dog and the German/EU dog was trying to steal it. Mr Trump will hand the bone to the Russian dog and beat the German/EU dog for trespassing. Frau Merkel was working with a very different US administration and that's all gone; now she needs to trim her sails.

Mr Trump and Mr Putin?
Vladimir Putin is the nearest thing to Count Blofelt that I have ever seen. There are a lot of opportunities opening for him now and he will calculate well in the short run, I do not doubt. But he could easily over-reach and get greedy and what Mr Putin should bear in mind is that Mr Trump has a really evil temper and is emotional, malicious and revengeful, not a calculator.