Trump did so much in his first year in office. Why don't Americans?

Trump did so much in his first year in office. Why don't Americans like him?

Trump took office for one year and three days. As soon as the president takes office, every day is the headline of the world. Bian Xiao probably combed Trump's actions this year and found that Trump did what he said. No president has done so much as he did in one year in the past four years.

1. Tax reduction

Tax cuts should be the most influential thing Trump did last year, affecting every family in the United States and even indirectly affecting the whole world.

In fact, tax reduction is something that * * * and the party have been trying to do. Trump made a mistake, but it is undeniable that Trump and ivanka have done a lot of work to promote tax cuts.

So what is the tax cut like for all Americans? First of all, we should know that tax reduction means reducing federal taxes, and state taxes are collected by States. The scope of tax reduction ranges from enterprises to individuals, and from domestic to foreign American enterprises. It can be said that Americans who basically do not depend on welfare benefit from tax cuts, especially families with children.

Even Cook, a typical anti-Sichuan businessman, brought hundreds of billions of cash back to the United States. Although he doesn't want to admit that it is because of Trump, it is still because of tax cuts.

Everyone is unhappy about tax cuts, but everyone is happy. Now people who oppose tax cuts always talk about the government debt ceiling. Compared with the debt ceiling raised in the eight years since Obama took office, this opposition is entirely the product of political correctness. Businessmen are profit-seeking, so is charity.

Rich areas with high taxes, such as California, actually benefit the most, but now some lawmakers stand up and say that they will take half of the corporate tax cuts to engage in welfare. You know, many enterprises are inseparable from California, and there is no way to increase taxes in California. Do you think left-wing businessmen like Cook can still firmly follow the Democratic Party if Apple has to pay half of the taxes originally paid to the California government? Some enterprises have gradually withdrawn from California, and the new California will be independent because of tax and immigration issues.

2. Low unemployment rate and high GDP.

Trump's grasp of the economy is still very strong, but he does not deny that the US economy is already on the road to recovery. Some media have attributed the current economic development to Obama's legacy, which is simply shameless to the extreme. What the incumbent does badly is the current problem, and what he does well is the legacy of his predecessor. This idea can be said by the left-wing media.

In contrast, Trump actually did two things. First, the GDP reaches 3%, which Obama has never done. Second, the black unemployment rate hit a new low, even lower than before the subprime mortgage crisis, and Obama failed to do so.

So there are fewer people making trouble now, especially black people. Let's take a look at two days ago, the US government closed, people marched, and all the people walking on the street were white. These people are mainly white leftists, and they are highly coincident with feminist movements and liberals. They embraced Islam and called for women's rights. They said that Trump came to power, but I think immigrants stayed. There are also illegal immigrants.

In fact, for ordinary Americans, the first two are the most important, the economy is fundamental, and people are most concerned about their dissatisfaction with wallets.

However, apart from the economic growth and tax cuts after Trump took office, the most controversial behavior is actually the third one I will list next.

3. Repair the wall, cancel DACA, withdraw from Paris Agreement, withdraw from TPP and so on.

All Trump's actions can be summed up in the word protectionism, no matter what organization he quits or repairs the wall, or tightens the immigration policy.

For the United States, this is actually to reduce expenses, protect local Americans from external interference, and protect local enterprises.

Immigration policy and wall repair are aimed at illegal immigrants, drugs entering the United States through the border and so on. Illegal immigrants disrupt the lives of normal Americans, rob Americans of jobs, commit crimes and so on.

Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and TPP means that the United States does not want to be the world's number one, mainly because it does not want to pay to maintain the operation of these institutions. Coupled with tax cuts, the government is already poor. These institutions can't do anything practical in Trump's view, they can only give money and simply retreat.

Trump also wants to fight trade wars, anti-dumping and protect American manufacturing. This trade war is aimed at the whole world, especially China and Russia. Trump only indicated that China and Russia violated WTO policies. However, some were beaten. This kind of thing, the position is completely opposite, which is beneficial to American enterprises and people and unfavorable to enterprises in other countries, especially many domestic foreign trade enterprises rely on tax rebates to make a living. This is the most justified reason for others to hit you.

30 1 will kill you in a dozen, but I don't think it's a bad thing for domestic enterprises. Only by eliminating the fittest and improving competitiveness and profitability can we become a good enterprise. The worst thing about our current enterprises is the ability to make money, especially now that real estate can't make money, which is of course related to the domestic environment.

Trade wars may also be changes in national policies, such as taxes. It is possible that under pressure, we will also reduce taxes with the United States.

To tell you the truth, I quite like Trump. Comparing Obama with China, I feel that it is the difference between a doer and an orator. The most important thing is to crack down on the "Islamic State" terrorist forces. Trump has set a good example for the whole world, which a group of Notre Dames and Democrats in Europe can't do.

Then why don't Americans like Trump?

Before this question, let's compare the situation before and after Trump took office and analyze what kind of people Trump poked.

Trump hurts illegal immigrants, people who protect illegal immigrants, people who eat government benefits, and people who are in power by the Democratic Party.

In fact, Trump's suffering is only a small number of people, and these groups have nothing to do with race, and there are many whites among illegal immigrants, so it is politically correct to say that Trump is racist. Even if ordinary Democrats don't like Trump, they benefit from tax cuts and economic growth. They don't like Trump, but they won't object.

So, why do we always feel that Americans don't like Trump? Do Americans really dislike Trump or are they exaggerated by the media? You know, the mainstream media has created many rumors this year. Trump personally presented awards to fake news. The American people basically don't like the media, but there is a saying called "the silent majority".

No matter which country is like this, the most violent people in the media and online are often the radical minority, either the left or the right, while more rational people are silent.

According to leftist media polls, Trump's support rate is only 40%, but in fact, the normal president is also 50%, not to mention that leftist polls have always been difficult to be fair.