Becomes Trump a dictator?
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I don't think so. As the leading consumer nation in the world, the world like it or not has to negotiate with us.
Also, if the economy is doing great by the end of the 4 years, it would be stupid for the next administration to choose those policies to attack. If they were wise, they would only attack those that their voters have issues with and not their wallets. But Democrats as of lately have been self-sabotaging so who knows?
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These people are a disgrace to America
These people are a disgrace to America
In the George Soros school of thought in US and elsewhere, there's this confusion that USA is going to die if it doesn't have allies while USA pays money and military to protect half of allies while said-allies go and do business with US rivals and foes for which the said-allies want protection from.
Make it make sense.
Can't. It's liberal logic. Nothing makes sense.
Make it make sense.
Can't. It's liberal logic. Nothing makes sense.
Like the way we buy oil from the country that killed 3,000 americans? But I think I already mentioned that earlier
You never commented on trade we have with countries who have killed far more Americans. Care to now?
BESSENT: “There are 50, 60, maybe 70 countries now who have approached us.
President Trump gave himself maximum negotiating leverage — and just when he has achieved the maximum leverage, he's willing to start talking.”
We are now fully negotiating.
President Trump gave himself maximum negotiating leverage — and just when he has achieved the maximum leverage, he's willing to start talking.”
We are now fully negotiating.
"The final key to the way I promote is bravado. I play to people’s fantasies. People may not always think big themselves, but they can still get very excited by those who do. That’s why a little hyperbole never hurts. People want to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular. I call it truthful hyperbole. It’s an innocent form of exaggeration—and a very effective form of promotion."—The Art of the Deal, p. 58
In other words: Manipulate, Manipulate, Manipulate!
Very curious how the Donald believes deceiving people is somehow a virtue; like he's doing them a favor. It explains why he viciously attacks anyone who calls him on his BS: he operates in BS; take that away and he's got nothing.
In other words: Manipulate, Manipulate, Manipulate!
Very curious how the Donald believes deceiving people is somehow a virtue; like he's doing them a favor. It explains why he viciously attacks anyone who calls him on his BS: he operates in BS; take that away and he's got nothing.
It also explains why so many of his loyalists continue to believe in him, even when he doesn't have their best interest in mind. He gives them hope (false hope really); and without that they'd lose their minds. Hope is good if it's Godly hope; but hope in something like "making America great again" is an exercise in futility. The only ones becoming "great" again are Donald and his billionaire cronies.
Morning RA!
I know it's morning because I hear this daily obnoxious sound coming from you!
Those countries aren't currently committing worldwide terrorist attacks either.
Yes, Dude never ceases to amaze us with his access to what must be top secret intelligence that he has no qualms about sharing on a public forum.
I didn't say that... though I don't have much to add on this thread, as both sides have valid points. My view is that America is at war, and Trump is a wartime president. So out of necessity, he is doing some things that under ordinary circumstances should not be done - or at least should be done differently. And this is because the things that ought to have been done were not done for a very long time.
I think the release of the JFK files has put on public record that America experienced a coup d'état in 1963 with the assassination of JFK, and I'm hoping the actions of Trump finally put an end to the long-reigning occupying power. The danger (raised by the others) and which I do accept, is that Trump's actions might result in simply replacing one illegitimate government with another (i.e. his own).
