Really? Then why only focus on the last part of my statement? Instead of the whole thing where I accuse bernie of being like obama? [quote]You're right, Obama promised "change" and so does bernie. Even though Obama hasn't changed sh!t[/quote] Again, here is my original statement and all you focus on is where I say "obama hasn't changed sh!t". Lol, suuuurrrrrreee you're not an Obama supporter......

2009-2011 Democratic congress Democratic president What got done? Nada.......

And Hitler

Lol, great business man who went bankrupt multiple times, and who's greatest achievement was coining the phrase"your fired"

You actually believe that Mexican wall bullshit?

[quote]He can't build the wall because in order to do so it would need to be funded. He can't make Mexico pay for it unless they willingly consent, or we go to war with them to force them to pay. Going to war would cost more than just paying for the wall ourselves, and forcing the Mexicans to fund the wall out of the threat of force? That flies in the very nature on what America has stood for. The United States Legislature would never find such a thing and, here's something you probably didn't know, only Congress can authorize something that deals directly with America's finances, so unless trump is paying for it out of his own pocket, it's not going to get built.[/quote] You got a crystal ball? Do you know what congress will do in the future? [quote]Next, Donald Trump has made some incredibly stupid business decisions. Did you know he made a trump brand wine? He also made a Trump brand airline! Both went out of business within weeks. So while he obviously can do business, as he is a billionaire, he has made some obviously bad choices in doing so.[/quote] Ok, so you don't know about the bankruptcies of his companies....... [quote]Finally, putting tariffs on imported goods would be the worst thing to happen to America since the Embargo act and the Non-Intercourse act; both of which were in part responsible for the war of 1812 with Britain. There are more Chinese goods in the country than anything else. Putting a tariff on them would be no different than bringing taxes up by triple what they were. Not only that, but do you think China would be very happy their goods aren't being bought as much anymore? We send our goods over there too, and you'd better believe they'd put a tariff on our good just the same. This would send stocks of many of our largest companies down through the floor, potentially causing a crash on scale with the Great Depression. Also, once again, in order for something concerning money happens, it has to go through congress. And congress knows better than to do something like that.[/quote] A tariff would be a touchy subject. We import $423 billion from China while exporting $108 billion, so I don't think the effect on them putting a tariff on our products would be effected as much as theirs. But I do see a problem and a shining point with the cost of chinese made goods being sold at a higher price. Of course, the bad point is is that everything would cost more since there is a very good chance that something from China is in every product we use. While at the same time this may create (and may not) a closing of the gap between american made goods and Chinese made goods which could create more jobs.