Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "" video.

This is why the Democrats didn’t want Jim Jordan (or other competent Republicans) on the committee. He would’ve cross examined her into oblivion.
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Megyn Kelly and Ben Shapiro are both lawyers and they destroyed her testimony.
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@Fearnochange … Trump remains very popular among GOP members and voters because he’s all about conservative values. For example, less government regulation, strong immigration policies, border security, protecting state rights, improving the integrity of elections, energy independence, capitalism, and law and order. When I think of “trumpism” I think of all these values and putting America FIRST when it comes to all domestic and foreign policy. Meanwhile, the Democrats are pretty much the opposite of everything I mentioned: more government regulations, open border, loose immigration policies, policies that encourage crime, less integrity in elections, trampling state rights, handouts, globalism and economic policies that hurt average Americans.
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@Fearnochange ...You're trying really hard to find examples of Trump decisions or policies that didn't fully support conservatism but you could do the same with any Republican President. There are times when they have to compromise and reach across the aisle. Overall Trump did an excellent job implementing policies that fit key conservative values. And even the most ardent Trump haters know things were much better during his Presidency than now. They just won't say it out loud. Meanwhile the Biden administration is a dumpster fire and Democrat policies are ruining the country for average Americans. There'll likely be a red Wave this fall. Lastly, I hope you realize nothing substantive will come from the Jan 6 clown show. Their star witness was caught in multiple lies and even the legal experts on CNN have said there's little to no hope of getting any criminal charges to stick. The Democrat's "orange man bad" circus will fail as miserably as their two sham impeachments. Don't get me wrong, I think Trump is wrong to keep saying there was widespread election fraud and that he actually won. He didn't. It's similar to Hillary continuing to say for years that 2016 was "stolen" and Trump was an "illegitimate President". More Democrat hypocrisy.
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@Fearnochange ..Trump had a strategy with his NATO rhetoric. He was rightfully pissed off at all the major countries who were still spending less than 2% of GDP on defence, which was a goal established in 2015. Meanwhile we were spending close to 5%. Trump strengthened NATO with his approach. He was even thanked by the NATO chair for getting countries like Germany, France and Canada to ramp up defence spending and get to the 2% goal faster than the 2025 timeline. Of course, Democrat leaders and their propaganda media spun what Trump was doing even though they knew he was right. And to this day there’s still uninformed Democrats and Trump haters who fail to look at the big picture on NATO. Regarding Putin, it’s highly unlikely he would ever have invaded Ukraine under Trump. He was emboldened by an incompetent President in Biden, who had sat alongside another incompetent President in Obama as Crimea was invaded. Moreover, I remind you that Trump had signed off on major bi partisan sanctions on Norde Stream 2, which was a huge blow to Putin. Biden then removed the sanctions, which many experts said was a key factor in Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine. It was more weakness (and hypocrisy) from a Democrat President. It’s always fascinating to hear Trump haters comment on major issues. You’ve confirmed that Democrat leaders and their propaganda media have successfully misled you through outright lies and/or lies-by-omission. An example of the latter is how they conveniently never mention how a couple dozen NATO countries were taking advantage of our military spending and strength. Trump changed that.
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