30 Good Things President Trump Has Done for America

Townhall ^ | 08/24/2020 | Wayne Grudem

[wastedyears]

I’m triggered.

[volunbeer]

They hate him because they love power more than the nation and their fellow man.

Your tagline sums it up nicely.

[libertylover]

It’s unfair to always criticize and never recognize any of the good things a president has done.

We have a free press; we don't anything close to a fair press.

[353FMG]

Trump is not the light of the world but he is the light of America.

[DeweyCA]

Look at #23 where he talks about Trump implementing “strong trade sanctions.” That is simply another way of saying tariffs. Trump is the first president to finally recognize the true danger that China poses to the rest of the world.

Btw, Wayne Grudem is one of the world’s most respected evangelical systematic theologians. His book on systematic theology is probably the most popular book used in systematic theology classes in evangelical seminaries.

[DeweyCA]

Thanks for posting this article. Good summary. I will send it to some of my Christian friends.

[central_va]

That is simply another way of saying tariffs.

Sorry, it isn't the same the thing at all, I think he could be a Free Traitor™. THIS IS MY OPINION.

[greeneyes]

Best President in MY lifetime!

[RayChuang88]

The best thing Trump did: expose the Democratic Party for the phonies and criminality they really represent.

[foreverfree]

Bump

[dmam2011]

bump

[Jaysin]

Well you cant do a search anymore (thank you google) for anything without getting results like:

27 great places to visit
15 happiest places on earth
25 best action movie quotes

so why not 30 things Trump has done?

lol

[ro_dreaming]

3. Building a stronger U.S. military: Reversing the massive budget cuts that had seriously weakened our military under the Obama administration, President Trump has increased military spending by nearly $150 billion per year from $605 billion in 2016 to $750 billion, steadily rebuilding U.S. military readiness.

Uhm - math may not be my strong suit, but $150 billion per year for 4 years is not an increase from $605 billion to $750 billion (an increase of $145 billion).

If it went from $605 billion to $1.205 trillion - that’s an increase of $150 billion per year for 4 years ($150 x 4 = 600; 600 + 605 = 1205, right?)

[jonrick46]

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