Reagan: Trusting Trump to be a 'dictator on Day One'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "I want to close the border, and I want to drill, drill, drill," Trump said.
43% : During a long discussion about being called a wannabe dictator by the media, Trump told Hannity on his first day back in office he would issue a bunch of executive orders like a dictator.
41% : Sign Up for NewslettersEmail*Select Newsletters to Sign Up ForNews UpdatesBreaking NewsSports DigestObituaries and Death NoticesSubmitTrump, who was laughing, made it clear he was referring only to executive orders and Day 1.
36% : The most controversial ones included halting funding for the construction of Trump's border wall, cancelling the Keystone XL pipeline and imposing a mask mandate on federal property.
32% : Even though it was clearly a joke, the idea that Trump wanted to become a dictator for a day went viral with little or no context.
27% : They truly believe if Trump is re-elected, he will make himself a dictator, rip up the Constitution and throw anyone who's ever said a cross word about him into a concentration camp -- if he doesn't shoot them first.
20% : The pervasiveness of the Trump "dictator" quote proves how partisan and incompetent the mainstream liberal media are.Deliberately taken out of context to slur Trump, it originated about a year ago when Trump was being interviewed by Sean Hannity before a live audience in Nebraska.
15% : Or Kamala Harris, the unelected choice for president of the Democrat Party who'll give us four more years of bad ideas and using the Justice Department to jail her political opponents?"Trump said he'll be a dictator on Day 1" is a scary line Democrats and their cheering squad in the liberal media have been saying 100 times a day for at least a year to scare low-information voters.
12% : When Trump reverses dozens of Biden executive decisions, which I hope he will get the chance to do in a couple of months, the shamelessly partisan media will again call him Hitler 2.0.

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