Promised to help. During the campaign, President Elect trump put out a list of promises. He put out his contract for American Voter and in it, very specific promises for his first 100 days. Lowering taxes and tax reform. Free and fair trade deals to protect American Workers and their jobs. Fixing our nations infrastructure and sending education back to the states and school choice. Repealing and replacing obamacare. Affordable child care, pulling a border wall, keeping community safe, rebuilding our nations military and doing what he calld draining the swamp. If he can keep those promises come of this country will be in a much better place one year from now, two years from now, four years from now. So on the eve of this inauguration, my advice for the incoming president is very simple. Dont let the washington establishment, republican establishment, democratic establishment, Media Establishment that in the way of
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Million to stop the smash and grab crime spree sma. a instead, he s cutting almost 200 million. so i guesslm that s off. t the irony in all of this, pete, thise is leading iha is a direct cause of the budget deficit that californiasses a is experiencing because businesses and individuals are leavinndg the state. they want law and order. they want a safe environment. i mean, thisw & or is very basic stuff. i maybe i should use really small words of the left can understand. you have to have a safe environmenyou hat. ll so businesses will be there. so individuals will be there. the more of those that youu have, you will have greater tax revenue foter you to be able to fund those things. but gavin newsom doesn t seem to understan sd that. in fact, it s really accelerating this vicious cyclee by cutting law enforcement, continuing the crime spree cont more businessesee t and individuals flee the state. q is there everhe s, you mentioned it could be 47 billion, it could be 27. you know wha
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