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MAGA PILL - Donald Trump Accomplishment List Website

Democrats will have to go over these and see if they are accomplishments.

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Posted by Guest (Post 1494316)

I feel bad for you.

You keep asking the same question, and keep forgetting the answer.

I did not vote for either of the major candidates...Clinton or Trump because their moral values are non existent. Neither should even be allowed to visit our White House.

One year in, and my thoughts, sadly, have been validated.

Old fool, it was not me who ever previously asked.

But yet you did not answer.

You're so brainwash with liberal thinking you may actually think you gave an answer, speaks volumes, typical.

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MAGA PILL - Donald Trump Accomplishment List Website

Democrats will have to go over these and see if they are accomplishments.

Opinion Articles | MAGA PILL

GREAT WEBSITE....sometimes satire...always white nationalist and always promoting Trump....

You appear to be joining BOG99 and the other extremists on here.....this website is so bad that even the Jewish media picked up on it.

We’ve previously covered the Trump administration’s repeated endorsements of InfoWars, a media outlet that has in recent months reported that NASA runs a child-labor colony on Mars and that Hitler is still alive. But there’s a new kid on the presidentially approved far-right conspiracy block, it seems:

The word MAGAPill appears to be a portmanteau combining the Trump campaign slogan beloved by white nationalists with the symbol of an internet forum for men who believe they are sexually oppressed by feminists, so that’s a promising start. And here, with a hat tip to Judd Legum of ThinkProgress, is a sampling of some of the subjects that MAGAPill has covered in past weeks:

Lady Gaga’s involvement in Hillary Clinton’s child-sacrifice practices
The Vatican’s knowledge of “ancient occult magic”
The encroachment of sharia law
The government’s coverup of evidence that the recent massacre in Las Vegas was actually carried out by multiple shooters
The Jews (click here to see a MAGAPill tweet which deploys the anti-Semitic triple parentheses dog whistle that's often deployed by far-right writers)

Trump endorses “MAGAPill” conspiracy site.

US President Donald Trump on Saturday drew attention to a fringe right-wing conspiracy theory website lauding his achievements, suggesting it was a better source of news than the mainstream media.

MAGA Pill and its associated Twitter account have a history of promoting right-wing conspiracy theories about global Luciferianism cabals that keep the masses in a state of delusion about who is really controlling the world. It has also pushed stories and articles with a strong anti-illegal immigration agenda as well as peddling conspiracies about Hilary Clinton.

Trump promotes conspiracy mill website that lauded his achievements | The Times of Israel

As the Trump administration nears its one-year mark, White House officials are touting cuts to regulations as one of their top achievements.
“In the history of our country, no president, during their entire term, has cut more regulations than we’ve cut,” President Donald Trump said last month. His Press Secretary Sarah Sanders puts the total at nearly 1,000, an astounding accomplishment for the notoriously slow-moving federal bureaucracy.
But government records—and in some cases the agencies carrying out Trump’s policies—tell a very different story.
For one thing, only a handful of regulations have actually been taken off the books. That’s due to laws that keep government policies from wildly swinging back and forth every time moving trucks show up at the White House.
Rather, the claim of victory in the war on regulation is instead based almost entirely on stopping proposed rules that haven’t yet made their way through the machinery of government. The White House says it has killed or stalled 860 pending regulations. It’s done this by withdrawing 469, listing another 109 as inactive and relegating 282 to “long term.”

A Bloomberg News review has found even those claims are exaggerated. Hundreds of the pending regulations had been effectively shelved before Trump took office. Others listed as withdrawn are actually still being developed by federal agencies. Still more were moot because the actions sought in a pending rule were already in effect.

Trump Takes Credit for Killing Hundreds of Regulations That Were Already Dead - Bloomberg