Are you producing the pro-Obama talking points? Really? Lowest labor participation, lowest home ownership, wage growth stagnant for working and middle class, welfare and food stamps at their highest rate ever etc etc.....you can say what you like about Trump - he was certainly a unique and controversial candidate but the fact is that he won in an electoral college landslide which is not only an indictment of Hilary's candidacy but also Obama's presidency.
I think I'd have a very different view if Trump started a war with China. But right now we are being bombarded with criticisms of Trump. Some have substance, many are quite petty. We know the media doesn't like Trump going out to eat without getting permission from the NY Times first, that they don't like the way he eats his steak, that they are willing to run spurious but titillating stories about golden showers etc, that they are willing to recklessly bandy about false stories that he hasn't paid taxes in twenty years, etc.
Not the right arrangement. His laziness is a huge part of the problem. His proposals look like they're drawn in crayon because he doesn't spend any time informing himself and taking advice. Yet he's pushing out executive orders and directives as if he knows what he is doing. This creates a lot of political chaos and it causes people to be bad at their jobs. He gets his facts from shitty people who don't care about facts. All due to laziness. The only area he seems to put any effort into is enriching himself and his cronies. We can have it both ways, because it is both ways.
Funny you're accusing others of using talking points and then go full Trump with your "he won an electoral college landslide" which ranks 46th all time - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_...dential_elections_by_Electoral_College_margin well behind the margins of Obama x2, Clinton x2, George HW Bush and Reagan x2. And how can it be an indictment on Obama's Presidency when Hillary won the popular vote by over 3M total votes? Only thing it is is an indictment on Hillary's campaign.
It was a landslide - especially given the demographic and media environment encountered. As for popular votes...why not just bring up how many voters wear bowler hats. It's just as relevant.
