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That’s Obama’s war
Play Nice 45th President of the United States: Donald Trump - Part 7 - Trump takes full responsibility.
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Fascist gutless.
One of Trumps major achievements is the aura he's a good negotiator - couldn't be further from the truth as highlighted in numerous interviews with Tony Schwartz - the actual author of Art of the Deal.
Trump needs all the cards stacked his way and then he just bullies his way through it. Things get too hard he either litigates or walks away
He has no appreciation of concession trading , compromise nor the actual commitment to hang in there and achieve something - the real reason he can't do this is because his narcissism capped his intelligence at a very early age and as a result he's as thick as two short planks.
He won't listen to briefings , advice or engage as to do so will reveal how dumb he actually is - his massive ego won't allow him to do this.
Tillerson , Mattis, Bannon and Kelly have all seen and remarked on how dumb he is , it shouldn't surprise now but as POTUS he is hopelessly out of his depth
So when are you going back to your old name?
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Gutscist fashless.
Well it is Friday
“I can tell you I have the support of the police, the support of the military, the support of the Bikers for Trump,” he continued. “I have the tough people, but they don’t play it tough — until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad.”
Are junior and eric tough but only with a keyboard?
Are junior and eric tough but only with a keyboard?
Funny it seems to be very much trumps war now. Congress doesnt want it. The democrats no longer want it. The only one who wants it is Trump cos he is in bed with saudis.
rofl Bikers for Trump
Seriously though, I have no idea what he's talking about. What was the question? Is there a video that we could possibly wrestle a miniscule shred of context from?
Um you get mike smyth has most non trumpers on ignore cos he cant handle alternative views.
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And with out Trump, you of course expect the USA to sever ties with Saudia Arabia?
Really what Trumpy wants is for the US to not be in so many expensive wars, but wants to sell arms to anyone who will buy them. If those arms are used to kill civilians, or anyone else, he couldn't care less.
As a guy who suffered so badly from heal spurs, we can understand his abhorrence to war, except when it affects others & he can make some money out of it.
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A reasonable response to the attempted coup (which will fall apart shortly) against him
They certainly would of penalised them far more then they have at worst. Might of even been pushed to sever significant ties. We will never know.
Trump is a saudi man. Time you deal with that.
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Better than an ISIS man i guess.
Trump is not even close to any of the last 10 presidents (excluding maybe JC) in terms of war mongering, trying to paint him as such due to continued involvement in a conflict that predates his presidency is disingenuous but you do you.
Military force and bikie violence is a reasonable response?
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https://www.google.com.au/search?cl...rs+for+Trump&sourceid=opera&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
Lots of videos and commentary.
He was talking about the GOP leaders not using subpoena powers when they had the chance, and now Democrats are doing it. So he had to spin a yarn about how the Democrats play it tough and the GOP are tough, but they are more selective about getting tough. And you don't want to be in the way when his supporters in the police, military and biker gangs decide to turn around and start shooting people they don't like.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...t-angry/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.a19c46e3e9ba
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Naturally, like they have always done during a Democratic Presidency
Cheers, but I was kinda hoping for video of Trump himself saying it - all I could find was videos of talking heads discussing it. I'm guessing the Breitbart interview wasn't filmed, or vision hasn't been released.
Would also really like to know what the specific wording on the question was, closest I could find was "when asked about House Democrats' hardball investigation tactics".
But yeah, agree with that link someone posted already - batshit crazy that you have a POTUS saying this stuff and no-one blinks an eye.
Its amazing how quickly Trumpy slips from being a buffoon into the realms of Treasonable behaviour & back again, like nothing has happened. He really is a piece of work.
He really is a direct threat to the good order of the US. Lock him up, lock him up (in a psycho ward!)
Still only focusing on the democrats. Cant bare to face that trump loves the saudis even more. Previously the saudis didnt openly murder a us resident so you cant automatically presume more of the same.
So was obama a war monger fighting isis or a peace lover helping isis. Which is it? You cant have it both ways.
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