Sooner or later people are going to look past the diversionary tactics and start to ask where the big stuff has disappeared to. You know, jobs, the economy, education, fairer taxes for regular folks not billionaires, good healthcare, etc., etc. The stuff they thought they were voting for. God forbid but at that point a lot of people might start to realize that diversionary tactics is all there is and that they've been deceived by a lying son of a gun, just like all the other lying hounds before him except this one has a penchant for orange make-up. The big stuff is not going to happen. It was never going to happen because the premises on which it was based were all a fantasy. I guess at that point falling down on the Oval Office carpet and gesturing weakly for the fake doctor may be the only way out.
I agree with your first part that there are diversionary tactics and the like. But then you went on to blame Trump. That doesn't make sense.
First off, Trump's been president for 7 months. All the big stuff you mentioned like jobs, the economy, education, fairer taxes for regular folks not billionaires, good healthcare, etc., etc. were problems long before Trump became president. Certainly you're not blaming him for causing those things.
Of course, now that he is president you, and I, expect him to make good on his promises to correct those things. But it's only been 7 months. Obama blamed Bush for his problems for 7 years!!. At least Trump acknowledges he's the president and takes responsibility for having to change things. And he's started.
For example, he's reversed many of Obama's economic edicts that hurt the economy and jobs like the approving oil pipelines, lessening regulations, freeing up industry from many impediments that costs jobs. He's pulled out of the Paris Accord that would have reduced economic activity and raise costs on our purchases, he stopped TPP and is renegotiating NAFTA. He's imposed sanctions on certain Chinese corporate chiefs and plans to follow through with more as he negotiates with China for better trade deals. He's reduced illegal immigration on our southern border by about half which improves the job situation for Americans out of work and reduces social benefits paid to illegals lowering our tax burden. You may not agree with the things he's doing. But he ran on these changes, won the election, and he's following through.
The areas he's having trouble is with healthcare, taxes, and infrastructure. Of course in these areas, he has to depend on Congress. Only legislation can change these things. The president isn't a king and cannot enact laws by decree. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on your view, Congress is divided by two parties and the Republicans are divided as well. Hopefully, they'll get their act together. But you're right to feel impatient. I feel the same way. We need to do more to help the economy.
