I don't need an excuse. It's called an Election and I can send whatever nutcase I want to the White House. It's just sweet gravy that he did it for half what Hillary spent to lose.
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Trump's emotional insability and its consequences
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I don't need an excuse. It's called an Election and I can send whatever nutcase I want to the White House. It's just sweet gravy that he did it for half what Hillary spent to lose.
Business Man.
Horse Crap.
Your Snopes links combines three different unrelated claims and calls the verdict "mixed".
Everyone should take the time to read the Snopes link and see how despicable Snopes is in their "Journalism".
Clearly, you don't know the difference between horse crap and bull crap. It's a matter of public record that Trump's first wife accused him of raping her. It's in a court deposition.
Trump has burned bridges with so many top figures in his administration that he cannot easily acquire a new group of trusted allies. He has often directed wrath at principal members of his leadership team. Trump allows rumors to fly suggesting that current leaders such as Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Generals H. R. McMaster and John Kelly will have to go. In this tense working environment, there has been a huge turnover of principal aides. “Morale is the worse its ever been,” a Republican strategist told the Washington Postrecently. “Nobody knows what to expect.”
Journalists now report that the president has become deeply frustrated, is seething with anger, and frequently lashes out against supposed enemies. That erratic and aggressive behavior could soon turn more severe. If threats against Trump’s leadership intensify, top officials in Washington may feel like Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, who worried about President Nixon’s capacity to govern in a time of severe personal stress. If a related emergency develops, leaders in Washington will need to step forward courageously and prevent a calamity.
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/03/is-trump-losing-it/
Journalists now report that the president has become deeply frustrated, is seething with anger, and frequently lashes out against supposed enemies. That erratic and aggressive behavior could soon turn more severe. If threats against Trump’s leadership intensify, top officials in Washington may feel like Defense Secretary James Schlesinger, who worried about President Nixon’s capacity to govern in a time of severe personal stress. If a related emergency develops, leaders in Washington will need to step forward courageously and prevent a calamity.
https://www.rawstory.com/2018/03/is-trump-losing-it/
Yes, you can vote for any fool you want. But no amount of business savvy excuses blatant criminality or incompetence.
Are you going to impeach him while he's still in office? It's been a year now.
It takes time to do it right, and we're only a quarter of the way in, less than that if he gets reelected. But if Mueller doesn't get him while he's in office, he'll get him in retirement, and that'll clear up the question about indicting a sitting president*.
People laugh about it, but if Trump manages to get Kim to give up nukes, and allow verification inspections, it will save his presidency.
And rightfully so. Other than his tariff, nothing is as critical as the North Korean issue.
If he fails, it's one more deal that he couldn't close. But maybe he can. Pray for him.
And rightfully so. Other than his tariff, nothing is as critical as the North Korean issue.
If he fails, it's one more deal that he couldn't close. But maybe he can. Pray for him.
This seems to be a case of Trump being impulsive, apparently acting without consulting with anyone who actually knows anything. Yeah, if it pans out, that would be amazing, but more likely, we'll see the whole thing scrapped, or Trump agrees to let North Korea take over South Korea and maybe Guam. It's basically just our dotard trying to get some kind of deal with Kim.
Another win:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...os-on-nuclear-submarine-white-house-says.html
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Someone with a narcissist personality disorder should not be President!
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There's this:
Trump isn't very smart, but he's very, very good at getting people to trust him. And I think Kim recognizes a kindred spirit in Trump. Trump might just get away with snockering Kim on some kind of agreement, promising him rainbows and happiness, if he just gives up nukes.
I'd say the odds are against it, but it's worth a try.
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