Speak-ups: Trump’s First Year

Adam SpensleyJanuary 30, 2018Leave a Comment

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Jace Dery, sophomore:

“He definitely improved the economy, but one thing I feel like he can improve on is his attitude towards foreign countries.”

Sam Hooton, sophomore:

“Trump is doing a great (job in the) first term because of the economy and the stock market being as high as it has ever been. Also, unemployment rates are lower than (they have) been in 50 years.”

Spencer Johnson, sophomore:

“Trump doesn’t care what he says to other people and he cares about his personal motive to make America great again.”

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