easyliving45
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Mueller didn't find Trump guilty of anything so if you want to use it as a point, you'll have to point to the specific finding.
The employment gain was not a continuation of Obama's, it went beyond what Obama swore was possible.
Deficit growth is measured at the end of the term, not at some arbitrary point in the middle.
He lost seats in the house in the midterms and then gained in the last election. Now on to the obviously false statement, I didn't make it you did.
I'm an unlikely Trump apologist seeing as I can't stand the guy on a personal level, but I can see what he's accomplished and against what obstacles.
Mueller also didn't claim Trump was innocent as you would like us to believe.
"The evidence “about the President’s actions and intent presents difficult issues that prevent us from conclusively determining that no criminal conduct occurred,” Mueller adds.
Furthermore, Mueller makes it clear his investigators would have said there was no obstruction if they could demonstrate it: “If we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the President clearly did not commit obstruction of justice, we would so state.”
So you state that the deficit is not measured until the end of ones term but then make the opposite claim saying that the unemployment rate at the end of Trumps term isn't the real unemployment rate.
Thats a textbook example of being a Trump apologist.
Twisting the facts so that you don't have to admit Trump was a complete and total failure.