Trump Thread

**Seamus Fermanagh** · 05-27-2018, 02:33

Originally Posted by HopAlongBunny

The USA might still be the "last best hope" hard as it may be to imagine.
The stench of corruption surrounding this administration has turned the White House into that "shining turd on the Hill".

Most administrations come to Washington and become corrupted by power and the political game. Trump's squad came to town corrupted. So the situation is totally different now than with previous administrations.

**Fragony** · 05-28-2018, 14:00

Maybe they are corruptie, buy in an other way, at least they are not a part of the dynasties

,Sorry voor the bad spelling, IT is bad anyway bit IT is nog nu fault now

**Husar** · 05-28-2018, 14:02

Originally Posted by Fragony

Maybe they are corruptie, buy in an other way, at least they are not a part of the dynasties

Yeah, not like Trump inherited anything of value.

**Fragony** · 05-28-2018, 14:12

Those who are against him are worse, Politics is also a kartel

Talking of karrtels, have the Clintons already explained therir role in the mexican cocaïne imports

**Husar** · 05-28-2018, 15:23

Originally Posted by Fragony

Those who are against him are worse, Politics is also a kartel

I don't even for a second believe that Bernie Sanders is worse...

**Crandar** · 05-31-2018, 21:51

So, how all these Trump-haters comment on the latest brilliant move in Donald's diplomacy, the meeting of Prince Charming with Kim?

**Husar** · 05-31-2018, 23:29

Originally Posted by Crandar

So, how all these Trump-haters comment on the latest brilliant move in Donald's diplomacy, the meeting of Prince Charming with Kim?

Kim was much slimmer and a lot more beautiful than I remembered...

**Montmorency** · 06-01-2018, 00:04

Originally Posted by Crandar

So, how all these Trump-haters comment on the latest brilliant move in Donald's diplomacy, the meeting of Prince Charming with Kim?

If this is asking what we personally think, I think Trump got irritated at the perception that Kim has considerable geopolitical/diplomatic leverage over the admin at the moment, and that Trump was buying into it too effusively.

I guess he wanted to convey his brand "toughness" by pulling back - well, look at the White House's statement on the matter, it's awkwardly funny:

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The more recent news on preparations, it's what, an agnostic image, will-he-won't-he. I'm guessing it takes place in the end because Trump wants it, but pulled this little stunt all for the sake of what he imagines is a tough image.

Hopefully he doesn't abandon the peninsula for a commemorative plaque bearing his likeness in Pyongyang. :P

The admin has been going at everybody from Syria to Canada half-drunk in the past couple of months, some sort of manic state. I can't tell if it's a concerted strategy, a distraction from domestic affairs, or Trump moving down his wishlist after purging or neutering the (((moderates))) around him.