If you don’t like Trump’s administration, name the policy, and say what you would do differently to solve the problem. let’s debate?

[DexWest]

[BonzoInBitburg]

He needs to stop meddling in the free market. Get rid of the sovereign wealth fund and stop using government money to buy businesses, that's socialism not capitalism. Nvidia and AMD should have to pay an extra 25% for the 'privilege' to sell to China, that's extortion. Stop berating business leaders in public, it's destroying business and jobs. Get that Trump Yes-Man Stephen Miran off the Fed board. He is nothing more than a puppet and nobody even takes him seriously because he's so far out of line with the rest of the Fed. The Fed needs to stay independent. He is killing free market capitalism and shifting towards an domestic economic policy that mirrors China and that will never be successful in the US.

[Anonymous]

I’m not a fan of Rosie O’Donnell but he threatened in 2025 to take her citzenship away even though he cannot do that. Rosie was born in the USA and to the best of my knowledge the president doesn’t have the power to take away a natural born US persons citizenship.

[kavakava]

No he didn't. Lol

[Opinion Owner]

@kavakava yes he did

[kavakava]

I'm going to deport you

[msc545]

His immigration policy is abusive and unnecessary. He routinely violates the Bill of Rights every time that he deports immigrants who have basically done nothing wrong.

[DexWest]

Hey, I know you might not think illegal immigration is a big deal, but just for the sake of this chat, let’s roll with the idea that it is an issue. What do you think would be a good way to handle or fix it?

[kavakava]

It's been 11 hours and they can't come up with shit. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😜

[DexWest]

That’s not the point. I’m stating a proposal to balance the equities.

[kavakava]

And non-participation is absolutely the point.

[exitseven]

I think President Trump and his administration is bringing America back from the brink or ruin.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I want abortion rights back

[DexWest]

I’m glad you’re passionate about abortion rights. It’s an important issue that affects so many lives. But I’ve been thinking about this a lot, and I wonder how you’d approach actually implementing it if we could bring back those protections. From my view as a guy, we need to balance the equities here fairly, because definitive slogans like “my body, my choice” might feel empowering, but they contributed to the backlash that overturned Roe v. Wade by not addressing the full picture. We’re humans, not frogs. It takes two to tango in creating life, so shouldn’t the father’s perspective and rights factor in somehow without overriding the woman’s autonomy?
How would you structure a new legal framework that prevents abuse, like late-term abortions for non-medical reasons or using it as a form of birth control, while still protecting women’s health and choices? Maybe something like viability limits with exceptions for rape, incest, or maternal health, but with input from both parents where possible, especially if they’re in a committed relationship? And constitutionally, it has to hold up. Perhaps tying it to privacy rights under the 14th Amendment but with clearer guidelines to avoid judicial overreach, while also incorporating the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause to ensure no policy disproportionately impacts one class. For instance, it can be argued that ignoring the father, if he’s in the picture, disenfranchises him of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness by not giving him any say in the decision. What’s your take on a balanced proposal that respects everyone’s humanity and avoids the pitfalls that led us here?

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

You do realize a lot of “late-term abortions” are actually just nonviable pregnancies that were wanted but couldn’t be continued, right?

[DexWest]

That doesn’t answer the question

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I’m not going to answer your longass question if you’re going to purposely sea-lion