And how satisfied are you with how he has delivered on these issues?
I think it would be more accurate to say that he isn't really a politician (in the traditional sense); from the onset he was an outsider and underdog whose campaign was primarily funded by himself.
No doubt.
Based solely on the metrics that you've provided I don't think there's ever been a conservative president in the entire history of the US.
Well to be fair, I feel that Trump being elected president was the direct result of years upon years of political malpractice; many of us voted for him in the hopes he'd shake up the political establishment, and I daresay that it's worked. For the first time in US history intelligence and federal law enforcement services were used to investigate the front runner of an opposing political campaign, and this investigation eventually culminated into the now infamous Mueller investigation, where years were spent investigating a crime that was never committed, and whether or not the investigation into this non-crime was in any way impeded. Of course Rosenstien and Barr both concluded that there was no obstruction, and this sentiment was echoed by none other than Mueller himself who affirmed, under oath at the house judicacary committee, that his investigation was never interfered in any way.
To be clear when I say "favored" I'm referring to betting odds, which typically aren't offered by Gallup or other polling companies. In any event I feel that your prediction of a recession will be absolutely critical if any democrat is to have a chance, as last I checked history almost always favors the reelection of sitting presidents during times of economic prosperity.
Take this as a comment of "concerned citizen" from allied nation.
You can shoot me but I just don't see the guy as efficiency anything: the term is coming to an end and I haven't noticed any major movement of the jobs back, neither he started some serious education reforms which will create workforce that will grab the jobs when they come back, budget is the same disaster as all of them over the last 20 years, he is flirting with various radical groups, he seriously rocked all traditional alliances US had since WW2 and all of this for no real gains since influence was lost, the wall thing got lost somewhere in the process, promises on healthcare: haven't notices any big movements either way, moves on Venezuela, Iran and NK are all mostly fail at this point since there are no real results, public safety seems to be worse than it was, infrastructure is serious but unaddressed issue, Afghanistan is still very open issue, ... etc. However due to the "salad" in the media people fail to see the bottom lines.
I am not anti Trump just on principle but the guy just doesn't seem to be qualified for what he was set to do, even if we count in all the nonsense factors and struggles of American politics. It is just that all moves are too small or too symbolic to really matter in large picture. Rebuilding/remaking of western civilization actually works for me quite well since otherwise I am in Communism 2.0 or a refugee unless EU manages to pull out something (which he is trashing btw.) I just don't see the Trump as the person that will turn all of this around. Actually since he took office here at the "frontline" there is a surge of Russian influence and just about nothing was truly done to change that. However if you gamble away the cold war victory/gains that will have serious consequences ... and as my posts suggest we really aren't too far from that.
That answer only makes sense if you are rooting for diminished leverage on the global stage, a more vulnerable domestic economy, and a destabilized NATO. Trump did not actually do anything for the US in any of these regards.
Then enlighten me as to how his actions have helped the US.
Do you care whether much of this is simply not true?
