Originally Posted by
soccerblue
Donald Trump is a businessman since he has a headquarters for whatever thing I forgot, so he will do good to are economy but he has no experience in anything else so it will be hard for him to be president. But according to the predictions of Nostrodomas and Baby Vanga, they said that Donald Trump will be assasinated and that Obama will be the last president. But either way Trump will make a big change to our country, but I guarantee that he ain't building the wall since Supreme Court won't accept it. Lets hope that Trump will make good to our country for the next 4 to 8 years.:>
I recognize this is the lowest common denominator type of post, but there is so much wrong with this statement.
Being a business owner does not make you qualified to manage an economy. Businesses try accumulate value for a central group or individual, while managing the economy requires trying to create value for an entire population. The economic tools that apply for a business will not necessarily work for an economy. This is ignoring the fact that Trump is an average businessman at best, a con artist at worst.
Second, don't bother listening to the predictions of Nostrodomas. He made sweeping, generalized claims which can be interpreted to suit the needs of the person reading them as necessary. It's a simple technique used by any fortune teller that preys on gullible individuals into filling in the blanks of the general statement themselves, thus fooling them into thinking that the general statement was actually specific. If you bother looking at any of his predictions, none of them mention anybody by name, nor any event by date, just positions and events that are supposedly going to occur. Given enough time, with how general he made his statements, it's inevitable that a few or even a lot of them will come to pass. It does not mean he's accurate, it means he's made a large target.
Lastly, you don't need the Supreme Court to approve infrastructure unless somebody brings up a constitutional claim against the action. If Congress approves of the budget for it, it can be built without Supreme Court approval.