That's an impressive list, but it's also a good example of how people can mix facts, opinions, disputed claims and omissions into one post and hope nobody looks closely. Yes, Trump was convicted on 34 felony counts. It's also true the case relied on a legal theory that many legal experts considered unprecedented and the conviction is under appeal. Yes, he faced 91 criminal charges. Charges are allegations not convictions and several of those cases have since been dismissed, paused, or otherwise changed. Yes, he flew on Epstein's plane. So did many other well known people. Flight logs alone don't prove criminal conduct and there is no public evidence he visited Epstein's island or participated in Epstein's crimes. Then there are claims that are simply inaccurate or exaggerated like the "43-day shutdown" and "300,000 federal employees purged." Even independent fact-checkers note the federal workforce fell largely through layoffs, buyouts, resignations and attrition and the shutdown length is misstated. I'm no fan of Trump, but I dont just believe or parrot what everyone else says, I check facts and then double check with other sources. Your entire post is about Trump's legal problems. Not one sentence discusses his actual policies or results. Whether you like him or not, judging a president only by lawsuits while ignoring border security, foreign policy, energy, taxes, trade, manufacturing investment, and defense is politics, not an objective evaluation. What's missing from your list is anything he's actually accomplished. Since taking office he has accomplished: Secured the boarder and dramatically reduced illegal border crossings. Designated cartels and gangs like Tren de Aragua as terrorist organizations and increased deportations of criminal illegal immigrants. Carried out major military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities without starting a prolonged ground war. Pushed NATO allies to commit to significantly higher defense spending. Negotiated new trade agreements and used tariffs to pressure companies and countries into changing trade practices. Signed major tax legislation extending many of the 2017 tax provisions. Reduced federal regulations through executive actions aimed at energy production and business. Increased domestic energy production by expanding oil and gas leasing and approving energy infrastructure. Brokered additional investment commitments from companies building manufacturing facilities in the United States.
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