Q The Omnipitent One

Not that I am a Democrat supporter, but when I look at the alternative in the U.S. :P

Lower taxes, stronger military, jobs, great economy, yeah I dont know how we pit up with it.

That's because you only look at the things the Republicans WANT you to see about them. Lower taxes says pretty little, as what do you get back for that. Stronger millitary wouldn't be needed if Trump lowered his tone on the international stage, and the economy was already getting better prior to Trump's inauguration, and he's rather threatening it than helping it, but you'd easily miss that, as political measures to help the economy mostly take effect many years later, but the current leaders always stick that feather on their cap. Not to mention that a good economy requires more than good political measures. It's also easy to blame the democrats for unpopular measures required due to the mess the Republicans left behind. Cut short in order to understand how politics truly works, the LAST thing you should do is copy the election topics of parties. Especially when economy is concerned, as that requires long therm thinking. If Trump created a better or worse economy will be seen once his successor is in the office, and Democrat or Republican, if it goes bad, Trump's successor gets the blame, and if Trump really did well his successor will get the praise, regardless if that successor is really the one to blame or praise. And when it comes to jobs... Politicians LOVE it when there are more jobs, but in the end its employers who decide how many jobs there are, not political parties. The latter should especially in the USA, the most capitalist country in the world (and especially when you are a Republican voter), be common knowledge to you.

And you live where?

Trumps cutting of all the dumb regulations fueled the economy and brought companies back to the US. Barrack did nothing for the economy. He wasn’t even good at spying on Trump with help from the CIA and FBI.

Perhaps you need to take off the blindfold you've chosen to wear. Barack Obama did a lot for the economy, as a matter of fact, Trump is harvesting what Obama sowed, and without sowing no harvest. Not that Trump will ever admit Obama did this, and what also remains is that Obama's influence on the economy may indeed have been small, but not smaller than Trump's.In the end it's the world economy doing its job. However starting a trade war is always bad for the economy, even though I never trusted the Chinese authorities, even far before you even heard of Obama, or maybe even George W. Bush. Presidents can kill an economy quickly (and then you get something like the Maduro effect in Venezuela), but building an economy... All a president can do is create the right climate, but presidential terms are too short for presidents to see the true effect of their work... when it comes to economy that is. And even if Trump's successor gets the "perfect economy" it doesn't mean it's thanks to Trump. It could be thanks to Obama or even to Bush, although that might not be that likely anymore... And even more plausible is that no president can claim that thing. Economy is always based on how much people trust in their own financial situation, and spend their money based on this trust. It can take only one idiot to blow it all up (not always a president, either), but it takes millions of people to regain that trust. Trump cannot decide for an employer if somebody is hired or fired. That's up to the employer themselves to decide.
And when it comes to spying on Trump, is spying on your political enemies a good thing to do? So Trump is great because he can spy (that's what you imply)... NOW I'm worried about you!

So you're saying you are ashamed of the country you live in? You can't even say its name.

I don't take shame in saying the name of my country (which happens to be the Netherlands, and if you dare to say "Holland" you'll confirm you know nothing about Dutch geography). I didn't say it because it's not relevant, and that shows the way you discuss things. Putting emphasis on things that do not matter, trying to make me look like a moron, only to expose yourself as one knowing you don't have a valid point (ain't it a joke?)

And now that Trump is about to cause a war, based on wild accusations (uttered by the same guy who claimed Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction which are to this day not found, simply because they don't exist. And although I don't like a certain character from Games of Thrones, I do think it's an insult to that character he shares the same surname as the man who makes this accusation, and if you know who I mean, you know that counts for something, and no I won't say the name, and this time out of disrespect indeed), I'm not so sure how bad the democrats can be.... (oh, and don't expect me to vote for the Dutch political party that comes closest to the Democrat party in ideology, as I rarely agree with them on anything. It's just that it can always be worse) :P

The Netherlands. I love dutch people. Lucky....

The Neverlands, how quaint