Thank God For President Trump
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The following article is written by Lauren DeBellis Appell who is a freelance writer and former press secretary for Rick Santorum. She says many of the things I’ve been saying in my articles over the past two years and I thought it best to repost it here. She is so right in saying you would never know these things Trump as done if you tuned into the TV over the last two years. This article first appeared on the FOX News Opinion page .
If your Thanksgiving tradition is to go around the table and say what you’re thankful for, and this Thanksgiving you announce you’re thankful for President Trump, there’s a 50/50 chance you’ll see a turkey leg go flying and Great Uncle Frank will storm out before you can cut him a piece of Sarah Sanders’ chocolate pecan pie you spent all day making.
Congratulations, you just saved a bunch of money on Christmas presents by mentioning President Trump at Thanksgiving.
However, that’s exactly who I’m thankful for this year — a president who has done what few “politicians” do, he’s sought to keep every promise he’s made to the people who voted for him.
When he was running for office we knew his name, his business background, but he had no political background that we could gauge. We were flying blind and had no idea if he was serious or if he really intended to do anything he said. We held our breath, gave him a chance, and two years later our country and our families are better for it.
While it’s easy to get caught up in the politically contentious times we’re living in and the alarming behavior of an increasingly inflamed left, this is a man who fights an uphill battle for everything he promised us. He is constantly pushing back against a hostile media and belligerent Democrats working overtime to destroy him.
And he does it all for free. Let that sink in.
During the campaign, Trump vowed to protect religious liberty, and uphold the rule of law by nominating judges who would interpret the Constitution as written, not rewrite it according to their political whims.
He did not disappoint. One of his first acts as president was the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, signaling to his base that he was with them.
As of November 7, 84 judges have been confirmed by the Senate, including Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
President Trump has put several women in prominent roles in both his cabinet and his administration. These women act as his voice and have his ear.
Nikki Haley, Sarah Sanders, Kellyanne Conway and Ivanka Trump have been as influential and effective as any high-ranking woman in any administration in history. Did someone mention Hillary? Her health care plan was a bomb in her husband’s administration, and her term as Secretary of State in the Obama administration was laced with failures.
President Trump has remained committed to his four pillars of immigration: building a wall, ending chain migration, defunding sanctuary cities and getting rid of the visa lottery.
He’s been undeterred in his efforts to keep our country safe, even in the face of backlash. He issued a travel ban on countries that promote terrorism and left-wing judges kept throwing up roadblocks until finally the Supreme Court upheld the ban.
President Trump’s tax cuts and regulation rollbacks have stimulated economic growth and led to record low unemployment. Unemployment for African Americans and Hispanics is at an all-time low and unemployment for women is the lowest it’s been since the 1950s.
As of the end of October, 750 companies have decided to hand out bonuses, raises, add more money into their employees’ 401K accounts, as well as grow their businesses or slash costs for consumers thanks to the Trump Tax Cuts.
Thanks to President Trump our new standing of strength in the world has led to trade deals that benefit us, such as the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which replaces NAFTA and fulfills another one of his campaign promises.
President Trump was also the first president to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, and as a result he’s so far stopped him from shooting missiles over Japan and threatening to start a third world war.
There’s a lot to be thankful for over the last two years. Of course you’d never know it if you turned on the TV. The media doesn’t like to give him credit for anything.
Around our Thanksgiving table this year you can bet our family is thankful for a president who has made this country a better place today than it was two years ago. We’re thankful for a president who’s fighting to make this country safer for our kids, who’s protecting our freedoms, and who got our economy thriving again.
We’re thankful for a president who works a thankless job.
In the words of Rush Limbaugh, “He revs up and he rams it back down their throat every time.”
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“During the campaign, Trump vowed to protect religious liberty, and uphold the rule of law by nominating judges who would interpret the Constitution as written, not rewrite it according to their political whims.
He did not disappoint. One of his first acts as president was the nomination of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, signaling to his base that he was with them.
As of November 7, 84 judges have been confirmed by the Senate, including Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
President Trump has put several women in prominent roles in both his cabinet and his administration. These women act as his voice and have his ear.
Nikki Haley, Sarah Sanders, Kellyanne Conway and Ivanka Trump have been as influential and effective as any high-ranking woman in any administration in history. Did someone mention Hillary? Her health care plan was a bomb in her husband’s administration, and her term as Secretary of State in the Obama administration was laced with failures.
President Trump has remained committed to his four pillars of immigration: building a wall, ending chain migration, defunding sanctuary cities and getting rid of the visa lottery.
He’s been undeterred in his efforts to keep our country safe, even in the face of backlash. He issued a travel ban on countries that promote terrorism and left-wing judges kept throwing up roadblocks until finally the Supreme Court upheld the ban.
President Trump’s tax cuts and regulation rollbacks have stimulated economic growth and led to record low unemployment. Unemployment for African Americans and Hispanics is at an all-time low and unemployment for women is the lowest it’s been since the 1950s.”
They left off our head of Homeland Security. Our new AG will likely be a woman as well. Hopefully Janice Rogers Brown.
I think our head of HS is about to be booted, Kirsten something, right ?
It’s possible she will be part of a 2nd half of first term shake up. We shall see.
Kirstjen Nielsen, that's her name. Ya, she's about to get the boot. Maybe that's why they "left her off".
It’s possible she will be part of a 2nd half of first term shake up. We shall see.
Hahahahahahaha, so it matters not to you who holds that position...
As long as who ever it is continues to keep the homeland safe from terrorist acts from those so inclined both foreign and domestic and protects our border security it doesn’t matter to me who it is. I do like Nielsen for standing up to those who invade her space in public places like restaurants.
Well, if it's the god of the Bible we're talking about, maybe he DID give us President Trump. After all, Biblegod did drown the entire world like filthy rats too.
Trump has done a lot of good for America since he became President. We are grateful for him.
No he hasn't and I'm tired of hearing it. When I ask specifically why someone thinks that they have no idea. The list of why he is such a clusterfuckshitshow is too long. He is the worst thing to happen to this country in my lifetime. Probably the country's lifetime. No amount of tax cuts to the top is worth his fuckups.
When people who think like you do stop seeding articles and posts against our awesome exceptional American President Trump, I would them have little need to seed articles in his defense.
Not one morally just person was killed by that global flood. The seed though was about us thanking God for giving us President Trump to lead our nation at this point in time.
All those evil newborns.
More phony baloney but what else is new. People can still pray, still go to church, etc. NO one has LOST religious liberty in this country. Poor wittle persecuted faux christians believe this tripe.
What article did you read? The one I seeded was a Thanksgiving Day article of an author expressing our thanks to God for our blessings, especially President Trump to lead us in the USA 🇺🇸 now.
Propaganda.
The secular progressive definition of propaganda is any view point published that disagrees with their dogmatic world view.
Unfair definition. Dogmatic point of view? I give you Tony Perkins, Sabastian Gorka and Donald Trump for starters.
As for me, I simply don't want to be 'corporate owned' and have the bible shoved up my nose.
Theocratic conservatism. The Saudi Dynasty. Yuck!
you do have a link to back up that assertion right ? or is this just your opinion and not fact ?
Speaking of Tony Perkins you mentioned, I’m thankful that Trump has appointed him to work with Sam Brownback to try to improve religious liberty for people everywhere across the globe 🌏. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.deseretnews.com/article/900018729/tony-perkins-appointed-to-us-panel-on-international-religious-freedom.amp
Let freedom ring use the one that feels right.
“Try and has been commonplace for centuries, used particularly in speech but also in writing by Dickens, Austen, Melville, Twain and other great authors. Even the New Yorker uses it routinely. Usage authorities generally agree that it’s standard and socially acceptable, though avoided in some formal contexts. To insist that try and cannot mean the same as try to is to ignore the facts.”
It doesn't mean the same thing, in fact, 'try and' makes no sense whatsoever. All your link said is that it was common and accepted, not that it is correct. In fact, it pretty much agrees with me that it is technically incorrect. What bothers me is it just sounds stupid because it makes no sense.
Of course, I fully support the right of anyone to use 'try and,' but reserve the right to tell them they sound like a moron when they do!
Let’s try to get back on the seed topic please.
The point is that Perkins was and is a great choice for the job.