In The Editorial Board article, “How a Democratic House Could Work With Trump,” the author argues that President Trump made may promises
during his run for office, but has felt short on completing all those promises.
President Trump is too busy storming the southern boarders and trying to find
the way for Mexico to build the boarder wall, instead on trying to find a way
to reduce prescription medication cost for Medicare patients. It seams that Trump completely forgot about
all his promises once he got to office, yes of course he has worked highly on
his promise to secure the boards and make it harder for immigrant workers to get
jobs in the United States.
The author provides enough evidence to support his claim for
example, in 2016 Mr. Trump promised to deliver a plan immediately after getting
elected. That priority went nowhere with this Congress, then later he guaranteed
that after midterms he would provide it. “It further muddles
matters that Mr. Trump’s words often seem to contradict his actions, as when he
portrays himself as champion of coverage for pre-existing conditions even as he
urged Congress to vote to repeal Obamacare without replacing it or as his
administration declines to defend the provision against legal challenges.”
The author provides a sense of hope once the November
elections are concluded hoping that more Democrats are elected and have a
better control of the law making. In all
if it helps the country and the people to have more Democrats in office to get things
done, I agree. Hopefully Trump starts changing his way of thinking and starts
getting more hands on with the Medicare situations. Helping many Americans on a
day to day basic.
I agree with the author,
Trump should start focusing on some or all his promises if he wants a chance at
re-election. President Trump should stop talking and start providing evidence
that he actually care about the things he says to his followers. Believe it or not people take that into consideration
when they are voting, and if you failed to fulfill your previous promises they
are more likely not to believe you anymore.
No comments:
Post a Comment