Ditto. Silly me for starting this thread. All who might post their list of, "things Trump has done to enrage me and deserves to be impeached/killed" had been put on ignore a long time ago.
This is the weakness in the Dem approach. They can create a laundry list of things he promised and never delivered on to attack him politically and go after swing voters/independents and disillusioned GOP voters. It is the same attack on Bush Sr. with no new taxes and Obama with you can keep your doctor. Most effective attack is to show the person promised X Y and Z and failed to deliver and you can offer those things. A child could write this playbook. Too bad Dem strategists don't even have someone at the level of a child to come up with the game plan.
Except that they oppose those things, most significantly the wall. If dems came to their senses on immigration, promised to complete the wall and halt illegal immigration, plus started thinking about the interests of American workers first instead of allowing tech giants to toss Americans out of work and replace them with foreigners, they would win in a landslide. The ironic thing is that most of these policies were core democrat principles, that is, until they switched to the strategy of replacing legacy voters with immigrants. Democrat icons like Cesaer Chavez, Barbara Jordan, even Bernie all opposed illegal immigration because of the negative impact on their own low skill voting base.
You focused only on immigration. Neither party has a solution for it so they can keep just blaming the others. Both parties can get away doing nothing as they have, Also the solution lies with Congress, not the President and Congress has never come to any agreement. But health care, taxes, trade issues, foreign policy, etc.. there is a lot of areas just to simply bang on the issue of load of fluff and no substance and then deliver ideas based on plans. I have heard nothing even close to this. Dems lost by 3 states when you nail it down and they have way more ammunition this election to get back disgruntled voters but in every Democratic debate, it is more of the same bullshit.
The focus isn't immigration anymore, it's communists. Check your inbox for the latest talking points from fox and RNC.
"What has Trump DONE to make the Left hate him so?" Today he used the word 'lynching' in one of his Tweets. I knew that one wasn't gonna go over real well. I know he does this stuff on purpose, but wtf is he thinking? _________________________________________ Cory Booker Verified account @CoryBooker 1h1 hour ago Lynching is an act of terror used to uphold white supremacy. Try again. 704 replies 2,747 retweets 14,680 likes Elizabeth Warren Retweeted Kamala Harris Verified account @KamalaHarris 2h2 hours ago Kamala Harris Retweeted Donald J. Trump Lynching is a reprehensible stain on this nation's history, as is this President. We'll never erase the pain and trauma of lynching, and to invoke that torture to whitewash your own corruption is disgraceful. Kamala Harris added, Donald J. Trump Verified account @realDonaldTrump So some day, if a Democrat becomes President and the Republicans win the House, even by a tiny margin, they can impeach the President, without due process or fairness or any legal rights. All Republicans must remember what they are witnessing here - a lynching. But we will WIN! 1,364 replies 6,099 retweets 25,057 likes Elizabeth Warren Verified account @ewarren 21m21 minutes ago Lynching is a horrific stain on our country's history, and it is beyond disgraceful for Donald Trump to invoke one to avoid being held accountable for his crimes. Nobody is above the law, not even the president of the United States. 253 replies 1,499 retweets 8,396 likes Beto O'Rourke Verified account @BetoORourke 22m22 minutes ago Beto O'Rourke Retweeted Donald J. Trump The legacy of slavery, segregation, Jim Crow, and suppression is alive and well in every part of this country—including in the White House where the president is a white supremacist. __________________________________________________ Lindsey has no problem with it. Graham backs Trump: 'This is a lynching in every sense' Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) on Tuesday said President Trump is absolutely right to call the House impeachment process a “lynching.”