are you happy with the president

[aggie49]

i am not i feel he is going to cause another war with his ways and now i lost my health insurance  and with up coming chemo radiation and possible insurance i don't know how i will pay for it my husband is tring to get me on his policy that is through his job keeping my fingers crossed because if i have to pay cash it is going to deplete my savings up quickly

[dreamyxo]

Heck no.  I didn't vote for him in the first place.

[ancmetro]

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[ccandpam]

I like our new President. I think that he will everything he has said. He, like everyone else deserves a chance. He could be the best President that we have ever had.

[gsdoss]

I think if he stays off Twiter and thinks before he speaks he will have a chance

[michele2042]

No, Nada, Nein, Non,

My concerns at first were we have different views on what is important.   I was willing to give him a chance, Each day he and his staff prove to me I was correct in my first instinct.

While it may not  be important to some it is to me.  Cutting the HUD budget line item that provides grants to states in order to help fund Meals on Wheels, in my opinion is a disgrace.  While I believe Meals on Wheels will continue to exist due to generosity of individuals it is still horrible that our government does not want to fund these grants, especially considering what a minor amount it is.  Meanwhile we can fund him going to Florida every weekend and playing golf and the outrageous amount it is costing to protect Trump Tower.   I can go on and on but I am in a state of sadness looking at how little he really cares for the average person.

[Tresbn00]

There is good to be found everywhere. On the positive side: we are given something to laugh at everyday that he is in office; American's are seeing the power of the people/court system as TrumP's executive orders get overturned; the next president will most likely have experience and will be welcomed in with a sigh of relief from the American public. On the down side: an estimated 27,000 people are expected to expire due to the shortcomings presented by the TrumP/Ryan Care proposal; it will take us years, if not decades, to restore our international relations; the cost of his 'wall' will be passed down to our children's grand children; American's will be generalized under his antics. As Tim Allen (comedian) indicated, we have not seen this kind of leadership since the thirties and need to watch our step. In addition, I am concerned about what chicanery was taking place in the shadow of his wire tapping fable.

[snuggleycutejc]

We need to give him a chance, he takes away something than puts something in its place.

[monnee]

So far a lot of talk, drama, and twitting going on.  Even the terminator wants to terminate him from office.   

[sbenkoski]

There is No where in the USA that could be worse for Health Care than Minnesota, And this state was run by the other side for years.!!  Mnsure  just cost tax payers 300 million dollars for the wonders of  ObamaCare  and or the  Affordable Care Act  and is the biggest joke I've ever had to deal with in my life.  I've been fighting for 3 years for health insurance here and was told by Social Services I should go against my Dr's orders and get a job Or if things get to bad to call a Ambulance,  I'm old school and do not go to the Dr. because I have Insurance I go because I'm dying. But some 23 year old knuckle head tells me to get a Job and go against my Dr. really  excuse me !!!
I just gave up and when it gets that bad I will call the Ambulance that I can't afford because I got hurt working!    And yes I like Trump and pray I'll get to see a Dr. soon!

[wilberk]

No I do not like him at all honestly. Like I think that it is just unfortunate what he has done so far and luckily it hasnt affected me too much but I definitely get upset reading the news anymore I still keep up but its frustrating.

[michele2042]

There is good to be found everywhere. On the positive side: we are given something to laugh at everyday that he is in office; American's are seeing the power of the people/court system as TrumP's executive orders get overturned; the next president will most likely have experience and will be welcomed in with a sigh of relief from the American public. On the down side: an estimated 27,000 people are expected to expire due to the shortcomings presented by the TrumP/Ryan Care proposal; it will take us years, if not decades, to restore our international relations; the cost of his 'wall' will be passed down to our children's grand children; American's will be generalized under his antics. As Tim Allen (comedian) indicated, we have not seen this kind of leadership since the thirties and need to watch our step. In addition, I am concerned about what chicanery was taking place in the shadow of his wire tapping fable.

I love this, finally something positive to consider.  I have to admit, I do get to laugh everyday due to his  presidency.  Especially with the fun the comics are having.   Thanks for putting a positive spin on it.   

[tdaisyd]

Heck NO   a big NO,  I think hes a primadonna.

[rghvac69]

Yes, I'm happy with the new President. Very happy.

[bshee58]

Happy isn't the word i would use for him, he isn't the one I voted for, so I guess they put him in and now they want him out, at least some of them. he is messing with people's lives taking away medical insurance benefits, people can't afford to pay for some of the medicines or hospital visits or going to the doctor. He don't have to worry about paying out of pocket for his insurance benefits.