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What one thing about a Trump presidency gives you the most concern?

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My biggest concern is lack of experience in foreign policy.

 

By the way, that was my biggest concern with President Obama when he took office also.

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What scares me most isn't President Trump himself, it's the people who support him. It has me so shaken I MIGHT start looking to buy a gun.

 

 

I am not playing when I say I am getting one.

 

Funny though ain't it? When Obama won people loaded up guns because they were scared Obama was going to take their guns. Trump is president and now people are buying guns for protection. At least we don't have to worry about gun control anymore!!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

I am not playing when I say I am getting one.

 

Funny though ain't it? When Obama won people loaded up guns because they were scared Obama was going to take their guns. Trump is president and now people are buying guns for protection. At least we don't have to worry about gun control anymore!!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

 

:lol2: True!

I worry about his temperament.

 

I worry about his his cabinet and the possible return to the ways of the 1950s.

 

I worry about being out with my family and being harassed by Trump supporters.

 

I worry that he lied about 70% of the things he said during the campaign and once people recognize this(if they even recognize it) that America takes a downward spiral.

 

I worry that his inexperience proves to be detrimental to our country.

 

I worry that Making America Great Again is really the coded message that many people think it is.

 

I hope I am wrong on all of it and like Seth Myers said, "since we were all wrong about everything Trump so far maybe he will be a damn good president." I pray this is true. I would love to be wrong again about Donald Trump.

 

As I just told somebody else; maybe it's just the way I naturally try to look at things 'Glass half full', but as somebody who voted for him--I truly think (or at least I'm telling myself) that he will be just this.

What scares me most isn't President Trump himself, it's the people who support him. It has me so shaken I MIGHT start looking to buy a gun.

 

What are you afraid a Trump supporter will do to you? I mean I'm sure you think all are deplorable, but what do you actually fear from anyone that you didn't fear this time last week?

What scares me most isn't President Trump himself, it's the people who support him. It has me so shaken I MIGHT start looking to buy a gun.

 

All his supporters already bought guns for fear of Clinton getting in even more so than Obama. I know several recent first time gun owners and newly owned CCDW permit holders.

I worry about his temperament.

 

I worry about his his cabinet and the possible return to the ways of the 1950s.

I worry about being out with my family and being harassed by Trump supporters.

 

I worry that he lied about 70% of the things he said during the campaign and once people recognize this(if they even recognize it) that America takes a downward spiral.

 

I worry that his inexperience proves to be detrimental to our country.

 

I worry that Making America Great Again is really the coded message that many people think it is.

 

I hope I am wrong on all of it and like Seth Myers said, "since we were all wrong about everything Trump so far maybe he will be a damn good president." I pray this is true. I would love to be wrong again about Donald Trump.

 

Why is this a concern. How would they know you did not support him?

I am not playing when I say I am getting one.

 

Funny though ain't it? When Obama won people loaded up guns because they were scared Obama was going to take their guns. Trump is president and now people are buying guns for protection. At least we don't have to worry about gun control anymore!!!! :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

 

As a proud gun owner (surprisingly, I don't own a pistol. Shotguns, rifles, etc? Plenty), I've never understood the gun scare.

What are you afraid a Trump supporter will do to you? I mean I'm sure you think all are deplorable, but what do you actually fear from anyone that you didn't fear this time last week?

 

Have you been paying attention to the reported attacks on people of color, Latin descent and muslims in the last 24 hours by Trump supporters? I'd post the many many reports on here but they are all rule 8 violations when they describe the incidents.

Why is this a concern. How would they know you did not support him?

 

Because I am just a little bit darker than you. I'm assuming you haven't been paying attention to the reported attacks on blacks, latinos and Muslims in the last 24 hours either. Must be nice to be able to sit at home and watch protestors get arrested on your flat screen.

What are you afraid a Trump supporter will do to you? I mean I'm sure you think all are deplorable, but what do you actually fear from anyone that you didn't fear this time last week?

 

I've got a cousin who is part of the LGBT community. Her father (my uncle) posts a text message she sent him the other night, and it read "Dad. Please tell me everything is going to be ok?!" She's 23 years old. College graduate who has the world by the you know what because of her intelligence and PERSON she is.

 

And, I sat there reading it thinking...."WTH ______ what do you really think is going to happen?" (It was another "WT" along other lines, but still).

As I have been reminded before by the left, that dont matter. The electoral vote is what counts. We are divided. Very. It will eventually destroy us.

 

I'm not debating the merits or inequities of the electoral college. I'm just questioning your position that America "rejected" Clinton. Based on the popular vote, you simply can't say that. There were more people that accepted her than there were who rejected her.

 

As far as the thread, I'm most concerned that we take several steps backwards in the areas of social equality.

Have you been paying attention to the reported attacks on people of color, Latin descent and muslims in the last 24 hours by Trump supporters? I'd post the many many reports on here but they are all rule 8 violations when they describe the incidents.

 

No, honestly all I've watched is CNN and MSNBC since Tuesday night, I've not seen anything about it.

As a proud gun owner (surprisingly, I don't own a pistol. Shotguns, rifles, etc? Plenty), I've never understood the gun scare.

 

I haven't either but folks are going to believe what folks are going to believe. All I know is that basketball season starts soon and I may have to get gas in rural Ky somewhere one night. I will be aware of my surroundings.

No, honestly all I've watched is CNN and MSNBC since Tuesday night, I've not seen anything about it.

 

Well, they're only isolated incidents. No one cares about them yet.

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