>He'll gladly bail out any company that supports his reelection, and play tough guy to any company that doesn't. A more generous reading of this strategy is th

>He'll gladly bail out any company that supports his reelection, and play tough guy to any company that doesn't. A more generous reading of this strategy is that Trump will do what the people want. I fail to see how that's any worse than someone in Washington saying they know what's best, or tat we need to "tighten our belts". >He's fighting for 44th place. In a survey of Californians maybe. You're sorely mistaken if you don't think Trump is popular, and might be surprised (again) in November. Will the Democrats blame the Russians again?