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Not to get political, but the president doesn't have the power to change things at this level. It's up to congress and state and municipal governments to instit
by ppeetteerr 9y ago
Not to get political, but the president doesn't have the power to change things at this level. It's up to congress and state and municipal governments to institute the kind of change you are thinking about.
- thephyber 9y agoOver the past month, I've started to consider that the people that support the president know this. They want him to champion the identity that they have and the policies don't matter nearly as much -- they just want to hear someone "defending" them. I think it's far more about identity than it is any faith they have in him being able to actually change anything via policy or legislation.
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