Voters To Trump: Defeat ISIS, Cut Taxes, And Build Roads — IBD/TIPP Poll

Investor's Business Daily ^ | 12/8/2016 | John Merline

[Stayfree]

Build the wall, drain the swamp, deport all illegals who are in prison, vacuum up all muslims who are here illegally and send them back home, term limits, eliminate the EPA & Dept. of Education, and cut back all the others. Repeal Obamacare, reverse all Obama's executive orders, fire all the liberals in the State Dept., repatriate all corporate funds from overseas, tear up the agreement with Iran, bring home most of our troops in places like Korea, Japan, Germany, etc. and put them on the border until the wall is built, cut the corporate tax rate, sic the IRS on the Clinton foundation, cut off all federal aid to sanctuary cities and to Planned Parenthood, etc.

And please have all this done before you go to bed the night of the inauguration!!!!

[Pearls Before Swine]

Guns ‘n’ butter.

[Impy]

We have enough roads.

[Impy]

The public is also overwhelmingly opposed to Trump's appointing a special prosecutor to investigate either Clinton's email scandal or the Clinton Foundation scandal, by margins of 68% and 62%, respectively.

BS. BTW this is poll of ADULTS. Not "voters". Epic fail.

[pgkdan]

Build the damned wall!

[Savage Beast]

...deport illegal aliens.

[SouthernerFromTheNorth]

Many need reconstruction or upgrades though.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Y E S

[ari-freedom]

And obamacare...people are being squeezed hard by it

[spacewarp]

The wall IS Infrastructure.

And we DO need to fix our crumbling infrastructure.

[StAntKnee]

We do not disagree, but the list as published did not include the wall, which (let’s be honest here) is not strictly or conventionally thought of as infrastructure, was a salient reason, along with enforcement of existing immigration laws, Mr. Trump was elected.

[Grzegorz 246]

“Infrastructure spending came out on top, with 23% saying it should be Trump's top-most agenda”

Infrastructure spendings are one of the major attributes of EU/Japan style big governments. In the end you get all the shining highways, bridges, tunnels etc. and crowds of people, who can't afford extremely overtaxed fuel to actually use them.

[jpl]

Makes me sad to see that "cut spending/reduce the deficit/stop the explosion in the national debt" is nowhere to be seen there.

Obviously we're still in total, absolute denial about the fiscal situation that we're in.