>>First off this Hawaiian judge you speak of his hardly an "activist" judge......

Of course he's an activist judge, blocking what we now know was a legal executive order. He put his own emotions and lies (your word) above Congress' intentions. You've barely got any illegal immigration in Hawaii, so why's he pompously trying to set national policy?

>> Or wait -- not YOURS because you do not live here -- OUR civil liberties, not YOURS -- so you are not in the position to give a rats ass about any of this.

You don't need to be a carpenter to spot a well-made table. And for all you know I could be a carpenter too. The rush to prejudge and divide is that cause of most current US problems.

>>Trump's effect on the global economy and creating instability throughout the entire world should be of some concern to you though. Anyone who is not an idiot could see all of this coming.

I heard him tell the EU he wants truly open trade with no barriers or subsidies. Which of the "open trade" scolders took him up on that? Nobody. Because when they preach about "open trade" they mean "we'll subsidize our own production and erect barriers, but you mustn't, because we make billions from the status quo."

The truth is that China's and Europe's trade war (if Europe insists on making a steel tariff into a trade war despite levying up to 121% on steel products themselves) is over before it even begins. Just look at the balance of trade and ask who has the most to lose.

Honest question: why will none, nada, zilch free trade scolders support him on the zero subsidy/zero tariff idea?

>>Eventually when we have a recession (and we WILL have a recession - we have one every time a republican is in office - literally) then Trump won't seem to cute anymore to many of his blind-sheep followers... I'm hoping for a recession soon.

That's very civic-minded of you. Really, so much hate for Trump that you pray for rain when the US economy is going hammer and tongs, better than I've seen it since I first resided here in 2002?