His Ellis Island Award in the 80s from the NAACP for helping the black youth community in New York. He received the award alongside Muhammad Ali and Rosa Parks.pic.twitter.com/9lwDcLPvze
If you were trying to convince a Trump skeptic to change his or her mind about Trump, what is one concrete achievement you’d point out?
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Trump took $0 from organizations, foreign or domestic to fund his campaign. He is solely running for THE PEOPLE, by the people.
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It’s not exactly a political achievement and it was in a very over the top way, but he has made the general public substantially more aware of manipulation of news by a large amount of mainstream media
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Trump skeptics cannot be convinced by concrete achievements or facts. Their hatred stems from a core worldview story. If you can change that story, you will be able to change their minds about Trump using reason. Until then, primacy of core story rules their perception.
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Is that short hand for you got nothing to offer up?
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Judicial nominations
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Yeah, that'll really win over the Trump-skeptics. "You know, I really didn't like Trump very much, but then I found out that he appointed some judges."
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Also, a lot of anti-Trumpers consider themselves die hard Republicans. The judges he’s appointed to the SC check all the boxes for conservative constitutionalists. So while I agree that most people wouldn’t be convinced by this, his judicial appts. Might be the biggest + for some
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