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RE: 5 Ex US-Presidents Raising Money For Hurricane Irma Victims
This President at least went to the people when they needed a strength. What exactly are the "racist, xenophobic, and inhumane agenda" points you reference? I think he is trying to fix a problem with no solution. The other guys convinced a bunch of people that the laws don't matter in this Country regarding immigration. Congress doesn't check nor balance and now we have an issue over it. President Trump may not be the cure, no one was ready for Rand Paul though. I was.
I don't think Rand Paul would be that good as President, better than his dad but I am not sold on Rand Paul and the media would chew him up and spit him out. He is part of the establishment too, remember, he has donors who he works for. They all do, except for Trump. He chews the media up and they know their days of media control are numbered. Thank God for President Trump. Winning!!!!!!!!
He does have donors. He still aligns with a more Constitutionalist view. I am a States rights advocate. With a strong State and an unmolested Bill of Rights, American citizens would less taxed and more formidable globally. The bad in a strong United States is that the Government represents us as one abroad, although gaining in an appearance of unity, we loose over all strength. If States were held on their own merits and weighted as such, we garner more power. Dividing this power could put individual States in the U.S. on equal footing with powerful Nations. Think about the power of Texas negotiating trade deals one on one with Mexico. Would the benefits outweigh negatives? Just some theories. I can think of a million problems with it, but aren't there positives?
I don't know, @tom74 it seems to me that there is more strength in unity. @oneness posted an awesome article about the constitution that everyone should read. Here's the link.
https://steemit.com/freedom/@oneness/so-you-took-an-oath-to-defend-and-preserve-the-constitution-for-all-members-of-the-military-and-police-forces