I'll reply...but I'm going to be honest, it's going to be a rug-pull and nothing much will change. That's not a "Got Ya'!" moment on Trump so much as it's the typical behavior of American politicians and our system. They make big promises, they don't get much done, everybody associated gets wealthier.
1) The border needs to be secured and a much better system of immigration needs to be designed. The system should operate in a manner where educated, trained immigrants get priority (along with their families). There should also be a real lottery to make it fair for everyone who wants to immigrate. Human trafficking, whether it's for immigration or something more nefarious, needs to result in capital punishment.
2) Inflation. It can't be fixed. Voters of a certain persuassion ushered in artificial wage increases that caused increases for goods and services. When you give people an artificial wage, those who already have means will get the increase from them in short order. For instance, if you're a landlord, you're raising rents to get a cut. Corporations that employ minimally trained/educated workers who are given artifical wage increases will take their cut (disingenously stating that they're raising prices to cover the increase). So it's a never ending situation of one party screaming for a "livable wage" and then that "livable wage" becomes unlivable in short order. Neither party can fix this and...as long as Americans continue to act retarded when it comes to personal debt...the voters can't either.
3) Trans is mental illness. We have an epidemic of mental illness in this country, but trans is just a small (but weirdly whiny) part of it. I think that when the Lady Cougs plan SDSU in volleyball, they should forfeit. The only people who can (and should) fix this are the women who are being screwed by trans sociopaths who don't care about the harm they're doing. Unfortunately, they're in a tough spot because the party they're overwhelmingly supportive of (Democrats) is proactive in the trans movement. The only way to fix this is for elite women athletes to simply forfeit until it becomes too big a problem for sport; then we can have adult conversations about trans garbage.
4) Ukraine. They're in a tough spot, but it's not anymore my problem than it is a Ukrainian's that we have the problems we have. We've sent a lot of money and materiel to them, but you can't keep throwing money at a problem with no solution. We're not going to send the 10th Mtn. Division to augment Ukrainian forces along the Russian border; nobody has the appetite to send American troops in mass to the Ukraine. So money/materiels isn't working, troops aren't going...there's only one answer: Negotiate a shitsandwich peace treaty with Putin. There's simply no win in this fight...only dead guys.
5) Abortion. I like the model they use in most of Western Europe: Elective abortion until 12 weeks, all other abortions (rape/incest, mother's health) at the discretion of the mother and the medical team. Yeah, it makes me feel icky if a rape victim aborts a fetus at say 28 weeks...but I can deal with that in my head. But elective abortion is different...usually comes from irresponsibility on both parties. We have such widespread access to contraceptives (subsidized and otherwise), there's no reason to act like a reckless asshole when it comes to sex. And, I hate that African-Americans have such high rates of abortion; there are those in the black community that realize this is a sort of holocaust for them. We have to figure out the reasons why they can't figure out contraception (you see abortion rates far lower with Latinos and Whites, it's almost non-existent with Asian-Americans). Those conversations though are going to result in a shitshow...
6) Obamacare. Let the states continue to mandate coverages on their own, it should be a state's rights issue. Nobody wants Medicare for all because it's unaffordable, all sides save retards like AOC and Bernie realize this. And talking Medicare, we're going to have real big problems with that in short order...old Boomers getting even older and living too long (sorry, Ed). Let states figure coverages out on their own, let people make the choice as to what kind of coverage they want and where they want to live. If I'm a poor guy in Idaho, I just move across the border to WA when my health because a consistent issue and I let the Puget Sound taxpayers/insurance subscribers subsidize my care. Simple as.
7) Debt. More than a trillion. Much more in four years. But that's not on Trump or even the Democrats, that's on Americans living paycheck to paycheck while still consuming too much garbage. We don't save anymore, we just spend on credit. As such, we don't even consider the staggering amount of spending (and debt service) being done on our behalf by our elected leaders (both parties). Hell, they don't/can't even read the spending bills because they're thousands of pages and stuffed with earmarks and pet projects. But it's our own fault in the end and we deserve all the pain that is going to come. Well...unless we mint that "magic coin" that will wipe out our national debt!
8) Medicare/SS. Of course there'll have to be adjustments. Too much going out, not enough coming in. I mean, you can continue to fund them with debt, but that just exasperates inflation...so it's a treadmill situation. We're going to need to find a way to house the elderly in a manner that isn't assisted care and yet gives them access to help when they need it. The solution is not $5K+/month convalescent care, because there isn't enough in the coffers to cover that and it's getting worse by the minute as the Boomers move through live stages. Perhaps planned communities exclusively for the elderly in centralized locations with ready, on-site care; sort of like all those trailer communities in Arizona but with beefed up urgent care clinics? And for each four planned communities of (10K per) in a regional area of five square miles, you have a full-service hospital catering to the elderly. You staff the clinics and hospitals with physicians and nurses on a government program that forgives debt and offers other perks (0% mortgages, etc.); maybe even make it something like "national service" which you see in Europe. I mean, it's a bit creepy to warehouse people (and you can't make people do this), but we're already informally doing it with the young thanks to the housing mess. At least we can be more logistically oriented when it comes to the elderly. But in the end, I don't think anybody is really giving this problem much thought other than to print more money.
For the record, I'm buying a place in Belize to go with my retirement "trailer" in a Tucson retirement community. These problems shouldn't have much effect on me and my spouse; my children are educated and will receive the proceeds of our current home (to be used to buy their own homes) when the time comes. Most of these problems are just theatre to me...and I love to get a rise out people when they argue from "know-it-all, cocksure" point about any of them. I can be quite the contrarian for shits and giggles.
