57Brave
Well-known member
In light of this
maybe the TRRT can tell us all how it is out of the question Trump isnt trading on Norvatis
Overtly or covertly
The Trump Presidency
- Thread starter The Tariff King
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In light of this
maybe the TRRT can tell us all how it is out of the question Trump isnt trading on Norvatis
Overtly or covertly
57Brave
Well-known member
As we watch America and its way of life circle the drain morally, philosophically and economically bear in mind.
People that find this idea threatening either voted for a person that bankrupted a gambling house, cheated on his wife and new born with a porn star and accused a sitting US Senator's father of complicity in murdering a US President. To name only 3.
Or when given the information and the opportunity didnt act responsibly and argued over emails - something or other her husband did.
Knowing well all of these things,seemingly intelligent people voted to hand the keys to the car, with no record or experience , to this grifter
People do "get the government they deserve "
People that find this idea threatening either voted for a person that bankrupted a gambling house, cheated on his wife and new born with a porn star and accused a sitting US Senator's father of complicity in murdering a US President. To name only 3.
Or when given the information and the opportunity didnt act responsibly and argued over emails - something or other her husband did.
Knowing well all of these things,seemingly intelligent people voted to hand the keys to the car, with no record or experience , to this grifter
People do "get the government they deserve "
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
But no one could have predicted this...the sad thing is I bet Trump wont bring back the pandemic response team even after this.
Just like WMDs
Metaphysicist
Not Actually Brian Hunter
Love how desperate thethe is to troll about Mueller that he is just posting it in every thread.
The gold is in multiple threads.
If you guys had any humility at all I wouldnt care but you still pretend to know what you are talking about.
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
Totally not a cult
57Brave
Well-known member
Walter Shaub
@waltshaub
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4h
The Post Office survived 245 years, a revolution, an empire striking back,
a civil war, a world war, a depression, a 2nd world war, a cold war and all the rest.
If it dies now, it'll be one more piece of America destroyed by Trump -- likely because
he's afraid of mail-in voting.
or the Washington Post said something nasty about him !
- didn't " do us a favor"
@waltshaub
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4h
The Post Office survived 245 years, a revolution, an empire striking back,
a civil war, a world war, a depression, a 2nd world war, a cold war and all the rest.
If it dies now, it'll be one more piece of America destroyed by Trump -- likely because
he's afraid of mail-in voting.
or the Washington Post said something nasty about him !
- didn't " do us a favor"
57Brave
Well-known member
Jeet Heer
@HeerJeet
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6h
John Kenneth Galbraith once described the United States as a nation of
"private opulence and public squalor." With the prospects of bailouts for
cruise lines and the post office going bust, it's easy to see the policy
priorities that make this possible.
@HeerJeet
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6h
John Kenneth Galbraith once described the United States as a nation of
"private opulence and public squalor." With the prospects of bailouts for
cruise lines and the post office going bust, it's easy to see the policy
priorities that make this possible.
Runnin
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US's global reputation hits rock-bottom over Trump's coronavirus response
Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, which he once dismissed as a hoax, has been fiercely criticised at home as woefully inadequate to the point of irresponsibility.
Yet also thanks largely to Trump, a parallel disaster is unfolding across the world: the ruination of America’s reputation as a safe, trustworthy, competent international leader and partner.
Call it the Trump double-whammy. Diplomatically speaking, the US is on life support.
“The Trump administration’s self-centred, haphazard, and tone-deaf response [to Covid-19] will end up costing Americans trillions of dollars and thousands of otherwise preventable deaths,” wrote Stephen Walt, professor of international relations at Harvard.
“But that’s not the only damage the United States will suffer. Far from ‘making America great again’, this epic policy failure will further tarnish [its] reputation as a country that knows how to do things effectively.”
This adverse shift could be permanent, Walt warned. Since taking office in 2017, Trump has insulted America’s friends, undermined multilateral alliances and chosen confrontation over cooperation. Sanctions, embargoes and boycotts aimed at China, Iran and Europe have been globally divisive.
For the most part, oft-maligned foreign leaders such as Germany’s Angela Merkel have listened politely, turning the other cheek in the interests of preserving the broader relationship. But Trump’s ineptitude and dishonesty in handling the pandemic, which has left foreign observers as well as Americans gasping in disbelief, is proving a bridge too far.
Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic, which he once dismissed as a hoax, has been fiercely criticised at home as woefully inadequate to the point of irresponsibility.
Yet also thanks largely to Trump, a parallel disaster is unfolding across the world: the ruination of America’s reputation as a safe, trustworthy, competent international leader and partner.
Call it the Trump double-whammy. Diplomatically speaking, the US is on life support.
“The Trump administration’s self-centred, haphazard, and tone-deaf response [to Covid-19] will end up costing Americans trillions of dollars and thousands of otherwise preventable deaths,” wrote Stephen Walt, professor of international relations at Harvard.
“But that’s not the only damage the United States will suffer. Far from ‘making America great again’, this epic policy failure will further tarnish [its] reputation as a country that knows how to do things effectively.”
This adverse shift could be permanent, Walt warned. Since taking office in 2017, Trump has insulted America’s friends, undermined multilateral alliances and chosen confrontation over cooperation. Sanctions, embargoes and boycotts aimed at China, Iran and Europe have been globally divisive.
For the most part, oft-maligned foreign leaders such as Germany’s Angela Merkel have listened politely, turning the other cheek in the interests of preserving the broader relationship. But Trump’s ineptitude and dishonesty in handling the pandemic, which has left foreign observers as well as Americans gasping in disbelief, is proving a bridge too far.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
WHO has issues. But it does have to navigate a lot of demands from different countries. No agency of this sort will make every country happy. And yes it is a fantasy to think we can withdraw from such agencies. We can work to improve it. But that requires patience, perseverence, laidership and diplomatic chops.
Now I'm even more sure he should be removed and potentially prosecuted for his past actions.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Yeah, what does Fauci know.