As the horror of the new administration manifests over and over again (and in so short a time, too), it is helpful to remember just what we lost by the election of Joey Plugs over the far superior Donald Trump. What follows are links listing the many accomplishments of Trump that has benefited this nation in ways most who refused to support him never knew, never sought to know and for many, simply disregarded for reasons moral, rational people still struggle to understand. The first is a rather long list of accomplishments, most focusing on the moral issues. For those who found Trump's character such that they couldn't "in good conscience" cast a vote for him, I'm left to wonder how they resolve that position with these acts made directly by him or came about as a result of actions he took:
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/the-full-list-of-president-trumps-accomplishments-shows-why-leftists-are-so-desperate-to-unperson-him?utm_source=LifeSiteNews.com&utm_campaign=50819d5e1c-ProFam_1_12_21&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_12387f0e3e-50819d5e1c-404735337&mc_cid=50819d5e1c&mc_eid=82eadc6db8
I'm especially interested in knowing how someone who would presume to write a cryptic post entitled "No Return" would at the same time oppose a president so beneficial to the disabled.
What follows isn't actually a link, of course, but was within an email newsletter I received on Jan. 20. But it is brief list for those with a short attention span:
This next is a bit longer, and now we're getting to a point where some accomplishments will be repeated, but so what? Those who refused to vote for the guy need to have their mistake repeatedly stated:
https://unapologeticrepublican.com/list-of-trumps-accomplishments/
This next had been posted before, and was offered in a comment by Stan. But the benefit to America wasn't enough to make a difference to him. The list was put together by Wayne Grudem and provides more detail about each point on the list, explaining the beneficial nature of each:
http://www.waynegrudem.com/list-of-25-good-things-president-trump-has-done-for-america
This last is notable for two reasons. First, it is from Trump's first year alone and shows how much good he did in such a short time. Secondly, at the top of the article, it provides a decent definition for "accomplishment" with regard to a president's work:
https://www.newsweek.com/trumps-first-year-his-top-82-accomplishments-786130
As the last link allows, "accomplishment" doesn't necessarily mean each act is a good thing, though I would challenge anyone to look at these lists and try to make the case there isn't far more good than bad in any of them. I mean...really...good luck with that.
More importantly, each list proves...not merely provides evidence for, but actually proves Trump was not simply competent as president, but competent in a way most presidents haven't been, and certainly more competent than either his predecessor or his successor, neither of whom could provide a high bar for Trump to overcome. Neither is or was at all capable. Neither is or was as committed to what best for all Americans...assuming they've ever had any degree of such commitment at all.
74 million or more Americans understood what we've lost. The rest?