Bills passed in the house and blocked in the senate by Moscow Mitch.
PREVENT FOREIGN INTERFERENCE IN OUR E******NS.
How about H.R. 1 For the people Act
H.R. 5 E******y Act, H.R. 6 American dream Act, H.R. 7 paycheck fairness Act, H.R. 8 Bi-Partisans Background Checks, H.R. 986 Lowering prescription Drug Cost, H.R. Violence Against Women Act

These are just a few that I would mention but when you make a stupid comment can’t think of any legislation but that shows you just listen to that Fat POS in the White House.
Now tell me WTF bills or legislation that Trump has passed that made our military stronger. Nobody democrat or republican has ever denied the military what they need to keep this country safe. When i***ts on the right make stupid comments because they lack the knowlege when you read the Defense Department budget actually only 40% goes to the military the remainder goes to military contractors so your GD stupid comment shows you lack any common sense.

HOW IN THE WORLD DOES A PRESIDENT OBSTRUCT CONGRESS. Now that shows a very low intellect and no knowledge of the constitutio of 3 co-equal branches of government and the process of checks and balances which is a constitutional duty of preforming oversight of the Executive branch. NOW HOW DOES THE PRESIDENT OBSTRUCT CONGRESS. He defies subpeanas, he refuses to turn of documents, he does not allow any cabinet officials or white housec advisors to testify in Congress, congress has the right to this information

If you had any form of intellect think back when the Republican held house and Senate with all those phony investigation where they found nothing. Thousands of documents were turned over to Congress, every Obama officials and cabinet members were called to testify, Hilliary Clinton herself testified under oath at the House, Senate, FBI, CIA and the DOJ this fat POS is denying everything.

This is why I call it the New R****t Degenerate Party of Trump.

the way I see the problem, is that we get into too many conflicts as a 'holding' action. I think if we get into a fight, we need to fight it to it's conclusion, as we did in WWII. Then came Korea and when we should have won it, we entered into an agreement that has ens***ed 1/2 of its population for nearly 76 years. Also we fou9ght a 'holding' action in Vietnam with disastrous results. And I see the same thing again in the Middle East with a disaster happening over there. Do we never learn?

I just listened to an Army combat medic on a phone call to Mark Levin. He was terribly distressed, crying actually, over Trump's decision to abandon the Kurds. They are the most pro-American Muslims on the planet. This medic went into action with the Kurds, treated their wounded, and made many friends, even helped a Kurdish fighter's family to immigrate to the US.

I don't give a s**t about what the polls say, this crap about "endless wars" is unconscionable propaganda. I think Trump's decision is a disgrace. Good God, what is he thinking. Who or what the hell got to him. I hope he comes to his senses before it is too damned late. There is no possibility for any good to come from this. The Turks are not just k*****g the Kurds, they are committing horrendous atrocities. The Kurdish women who fought like tigers are getting special treatment.

Just when you think things might be looking up, this decision to abandon the Kurds has emboldened Iran. The Iranian army is conducting military exercises on the Turkish border. Does anyone think they are simply doing drills? Nope. They are getting ready for something big. This is really distressing.

Special forces soldier tells Fox News reporter he’s ‘ashamed’ to carry out Trump’s order on the Kurds

A special forces soldier spoke to Fox News national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin and confessed they were “ashamed.”

“I just spoke to a distraught US Special Forces soldier who is among the 1000 or so US troops in Syria tonight who is serving alongside the SDF Kurdish forces,” Griffin tweeted Wednesday evening.

She also said that it was one of the hardest phone calls she’s ever taken.

“I am ashamed for the first time in my career,” the soldier told her. “Turkey is not doing what it agreed to. It’s horrible.”

According to Griffin, this soldier has helped train local forces on the ground in multiple continents. Tonight, he is on the ground “witnessing Turkish atrocities.”

Turkey has been after the Kurds since the late 1970s, before most of the soldiers in the military were even born. The U.S. worked with the Kurds to fight back against ISIS in Syria, but now they’re facing attacks from another foe entirely. Already, civilians are dead at the hands of Turkey’s attacks.

He explained to Griffin that the Kurds “are as close to Western thinking in the Middle East as anyone.”

“We met every single security agreement. The Kurds met every single agreement. There was NO threat to the Turks – NONE – from this side of the border,” the soldier told Griffin. “This is insanity. I don’t know what they call atrocities but they are happening.”

Despite knowing the U.S. was supposed to be pulling out and Turkey was on its way to bomb them, the Kurdish people stayed to ensure someone was guarding ISIS prisoners, the soldier told Griffin.

“They prevented a prison break last night without us,” the soldier said. “They are not abandoning our side (yet).”

But they are “pleading for our support.” but the U.S. is doing “nothing.” He said that he anticipates the ISIS fighters will likely be “free in the coming days and weeks.”

He was surprised that Trump made that decision Sunday, he said.

“Trump doesn’t understand the problem. He doesn’t understand the repercussions of this. Erdogan is an Islamist, not a level-headed actor,” he said. “This is not helping the ISIS fight.”

“The Kurds are sticking by us. No other partner I have ever dealt with would stand by us,”

I am not absolutely sure, but I tend to agree with you. We were in Syria to help rid the country of Isis. When it was reported that Isis had been eradicated, it would have been time to pull out. But was Isis really eradicated from Syria? The people of Syria may still need our protection. Whenever we had been involved in wartime activities, it has always been our policy to help the defeated countries with restoration and rebuilding. We did that for Japan and for countries in Europe after WWII. I am not certain, but I think we did the same thing for Vietnam. Perhaps the President could re-think this action. If only we had a bi-partisan Congress that we could trust to handle this issue with him, it might help... but we don't have such a Congress as we all well know.