Please point out exactly where I made any claim to the statement being articulate, persuasive or eloquent; that notwithstanding, please explain how the comment was inarticulate.
You ignore that several of my points are about his reversals.
He promised to lower grocery prices during the campaign, but now admits that it's unlikely to happen.
He harshly criticized the H-1B program but now claims he loves it.
He hasn't put a halt to the Ukraine war despite his claim that he could do it on the first day he took office.
And it's very convenient for you to ignore the obvious negative impact his proposals will have on the economy by claiming that the effects are unknowable.
Then you did it the wrong way and I don't mean this as a diss, but rather as a matter of fact. My guess is you used sheer will power? Alan Carr's book made it very easy for me. Although, it was easy in hindsight, but going through it was nowhere nearly as bad as I made it out to be in my head beforehand. The most difficult part for me was to set a point in time and stick with it the few times I tried it before I've read Carr's book.
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