Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Vote for the Rule of Law." video.

  1. While I wrote a long comment, to give a short version, every politician does questionable things. Why not think of "rule of law" when it comes to Kamala Harris? She wouldl be the VP if Biden wins and consider his age and health, a great chance to become president. Gabbard questioned her decisions. It goes both ways.
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  2. So this guy brings up a situation but does not give any law reference? And as for rule of law, it went in place. The House impeached Trump and the Senate turned it down. That is how it works via the Constitution. Also, he does not own his businesses anymore. Trump did not "gas" protestors. He sent federal troops to protect a federal courthouse, but did not use them to enforce any state or local laws. As for his campaign heads being felons, what were the crimes? Someone getting a felony for DUI but becomes sober is not the same as someone who committed murder. The "grab them by the pussy" issue was locker room talk. And it is true, someone of Trump's status can get away with a lot if he wants to. What is wrong with the briefings being in picture book format? In my MBA courses we learn that some people do better with pictures. As for the disinfectant comment, he was speaking after new information was given to him to try to understand the situation better. I have no problem with that. He admitted he was not a doctor, what politician is? This guy brings up a few, vague examples when you can go through any politicians' history and find questionable decisions on a legal matter. I consider the rule of law and what I like about Trump is that he limits the federal government and gives the states more rights, which is how our nation was designed. He promoted SC justice that follow the Constitution strictly and, from what I can tell so far, will not legislate from the bench. Even with the Senate he will not pack the courts but when Biden was asked about it, as many democrats suggest we should, Biden refused too answer. While it will not be illegal, there comes an ethic side to it. As for equality, when has Trump ever promoted inequality? While some of this guy's content is good, this video was not one of them. I am not convince Trump did anymore more severe than other politicians. Not saying he is perfect, but how about this guy questions vp candidate Harris on here history like Gabbard did? It goes both ways.
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