>It is to evict people that failed to bring forth sensible policies.
What policies? Doesn't every new politician claim exactly that?
Because he has a pretty clean alibi for not implementing mass surveillance.
I'm not sure why I would have to explain that to understand what you're saying.
>Because he has a pretty clean alibi for not implementing mass surveillance.
I have no idea what that means in relation to the first sentence. Are you saying he wasn't a part of government during the establishment of some surveillance and that means something now? and/or Do you feel voters cared about that?
Which laws did Trump break by the way?
It starts with some empty taglines and talking points and then lots of questions like:
>What is your explanation for the success of Trump?
or
>Which laws did Trump break by the way?
That don't seem related to anything I said.
It just feels like pushing talking points or a push poll, by constantly asking someone to prove random things in order to provide some support to some weird concepts like because some user can't explain something... that means something or other...
The spying was equally supported by the Democrats as well as Republicans. They further try to restrict freedom on the net by their newest attempt with the CASE law. It is one of the most consistent pattern of established parties.
Trump didn't win because it would be helpful for his base. It is to evict people that failed to bring forth sensible policies.
It is reactionary, but perfectly understandable. If everyone ignores the rules, we will do that too.
I am no American, but that is what it looks like.