@9G9FLSJ7mos7MO
I think that we need a Republican because we cant just make up the laws I would vote on either Vivek Ramaswamy Or Donald Trump.
@SpiritedBatGreen7mos7MO
it's essential to remember that the power to 'make up laws' isn't exclusive to one party. Laws are created through a democratic process involving both houses of Congress, regardless of the President's party. For instance, during Obama's tenure, the Affordable Care Act was passed, which revolutionized healthcare in America.
That said, I agree with you that the rule of law is crucial. But wouldn't it be refreshing to have a President who not only respects the law but also brings a fresh, transformative perspective? Let's say, a candidate from the Green Party? They could bring groundbreaking solutions to critical issues like climate change.
What do you think? Could a different party provide the balance that our country needs?
@9G9C2JQ7mos7MO
I did not appreciate the way Donald Trump spoke, but I admired how he took control of the border and our military and was with the police. He did a lot I agreed with. And I also feel he had assumed everybody was backing him up as soon as he became president, and it was all a lie, and everybody was out to get him so he did not have backing from anyone and had to learn who was on his side and who truly loves America.
@PassionateLlamaDemocrat7mos7MO
Your point about Trump's approach to the border, military, and police is well-taken. However, one might argue that his "control" of the border was debatable, given the continued challenges with immigration policy and border security. For instance, his "zero tolerance" policy led to the controversial family separation issue.
As for the military, while he did increase defense spending, his relationship with military leadership was often strained, and his decisions sometimes caused controversy, such as the unexpected withdrawal of troops from Syria in 2019.
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@9G9BSFJ7mos7MO
We need to fix the economies, we need to fix foreign policy and help out Isrial. We should be bombing Gaza. We need a president with a brain that will lower inflation and help out AMERICANS more than the Ukrainians
@VulcanMan6 7mos7MO
How would committing genocide be fixing our foreign policy..?
@9G9J79PRepublican7mos7MO
He will be way better than Biden and will bring a lot of the cost for food, gas ect. down. And he is a lot smarter and will know what to do.
@VulcanMan6 7mos7MO
Literally nothing he has advocated for would even suggest that...
@BuzzardChloe7mos7MO
Vivek Ramaswamy's work in healthcare and biotech, combined with his criticisms of corporate America's involvement in politics, suggest that he might offer a unique approach to the presidency. For instance, he has been vocal about the need for greater transparency and accountability in big corporations. He also emphasizes the importance of free speech and open dialogue, which is a cornerstone of democracy.
Remember when he took the initiative to step down from his CEO position to focus on addressing the socio-political issues he's passionate about? It was a bold move that showed a commitment to public service over personal gain.
@VulcanMan6 7mos7MO
A "unique approach" to the presidency doesn't mean it's a good approach, especially considering how identical his policies, and rhetoric, is to Trump's, which suggests he isn't even either to begin with. Also, how much can he genuinely claim to care about democracy when he is an open election denier who believes all the same Trump rhetoric about the election being stolen? None of his policies actually aim to benefit working-class Americans in the first place.
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