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Re: Why won't Donald Trump release his tax returns?
He paid $50 MILLION for each of his THREE Delegates!
Bush's three delegates cost $50 million each | TheHill
Only the biggest morons supported him.
He paid $50 MILLION for each of his THREE Delegates!
Bush's three delegates cost $50 million each | TheHill
Only the biggest morons supported him.
Re: Trump sides with Russia over Crimea
The idiot continues
Donald Trump says Russia is 'not going to go into Ukraine,' even though Russia is already going into Ukraine - CNNPolitics.com
The idiot continues
Donald Trump says Russia is 'not going to go into Ukraine,' even though Russia is already going into Ukraine - CNNPolitics.com
Re: Why won't Donald Trump release his tax returns?
Donald Trump Still A Miser, Tax Return Shows | The Smoking Gun
Donald Trump Still A Miser, Tax Return Shows | The Smoking Gun
Re: Why won't Donald Trump release his tax returns?
Trump is a brilliant negotiator and tactition and what murka needs to be great again salt of the friggin earth
Re: Why won't Donald Trump release his tax returns?
Donald Trump is sure to win -- as top joke target on late night shows - CBS News
Donald Trump is sure to win -- as top joke target on late night shows - CBS News
Right Wing Bastard @RiWiBas To any one tut-tutting Melania's past as "Unpresidential" may I remind you of any ONE of the Clinton scandals (that don't involve rape).
Re: Trump sides with Russia over Crimea
Trump is just a bit behind the times:
WATCH: Trump Says Russia Won’t Invade Ukraine Two Years After They Invaded
Donald Trump is many things to many people, but no rational person could ever believe that he has a single clue about foreign policy. This weekend, in an ABC News interview, Trump yet again proved that he is an ignoramus by claiming that if he was President, he would not allow Russia to enter Ukraine. (An odd statement since Putin dispatched his country’s armed forces to annex the Crimean peninsula and inflame a civil war over two years ago.)
“Well, look, you know, I have my own ideas. He’s not going into Ukraine, OK? Just so you understand. He’s not going to go into Ukraine, all right? You can mark it down and you can put it down, you can take it anywhere you want.”
George Stephanopoulos instant fact-checked Trump with his follow up, ‘Well, he’s already there, isn’t he?” America’s authoritarian Presidential candidate replied, “OK, well, he’s there in a certain way, but I’m not there yet.”
Trump’s presidential campaign has failed to develop actual foreign policies. It’s a great big world out there, but Trump lacks a coherent policy statement on virtually every substantial issue ranging from Cuba, to Iran, to North Korea. There is only one notable exception: Eastern Europe. Republicans weakened their platform’s Ukraine position at the candidate’s request (the sole change requested).
Trump himself recently repudiated NATO publicly, sending shockwaves of panic through states bordering Russia who are allied with America. He supports a dubious annexation “vote” conducted in the Crimea at gunpoint.
Republican nominee Donald Trump began his attempts to woo Putin, when he hired “the best” people pro-Kremlin advisor Paul Manafort who revived the career of Viktor Yanukovych, the Ukrainian kleptocrat. Yanukovych’s Presidency ended in bloodshed when he absconded to Russia in the midst of a popular uprising and called for a civil war. Even now, nobody knows if Manafort is still under contract to work in Ukraine, casting a dark shadow on Trump’s adjustments to the Republican platform.
Within days the Republican nominee’s bromance with Vladimir Putin went from speculation to Trump blatantly begging for Russian support in a press conference (which they did, hacking the Clinton campaign a day later). Trump’s detractors were left feeling vindicated in their criticism of his sinisterly ignorant foreign policy.
Trump appears blinded by a foreign dictator’s simple flattery, telling ABC News:
“When Putin goes out and tells everybody — and you talk about a relationship, but he says Donald Trump is going to win and Donald Trump is a genius, and then I have people saying you should disavow. I said, I’m going to disavow that?”
On the other side of the fence, Putin hates Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. As Secretary of State, she called out the Russian autocrat’s completely rigged 2011 election that led enraged Russians to risk their lives protesting in the streets.
Republicans have been forced to pin all their hopes in this year’s election on a platform of 19th century economic isolationism, nativism and divisive fear.
Does America really want a shallow man who spends more time indoor tanning than studying the strategic motives of America’s international rivals?
more ....
WATCH: Trump Says Russia Won't Invade Ukraine Two Years After They Invaded
Trump is just a bit behind the times:
WATCH: Trump Says Russia Won’t Invade Ukraine Two Years After They Invaded
Donald Trump is many things to many people, but no rational person could ever believe that he has a single clue about foreign policy. This weekend, in an ABC News interview, Trump yet again proved that he is an ignoramus by claiming that if he was President, he would not allow Russia to enter Ukraine. (An odd statement since Putin dispatched his country’s armed forces to annex the Crimean peninsula and inflame a civil war over two years ago.)
“Well, look, you know, I have my own ideas. He’s not going into Ukraine, OK? Just so you understand. He’s not going to go into Ukraine, all right? You can mark it down and you can put it down, you can take it anywhere you want.”
George Stephanopoulos instant fact-checked Trump with his follow up, ‘Well, he’s already there, isn’t he?” America’s authoritarian Presidential candidate replied, “OK, well, he’s there in a certain way, but I’m not there yet.”
Trump’s presidential campaign has failed to develop actual foreign policies. It’s a great big world out there, but Trump lacks a coherent policy statement on virtually every substantial issue ranging from Cuba, to Iran, to North Korea. There is only one notable exception: Eastern Europe. Republicans weakened their platform’s Ukraine position at the candidate’s request (the sole change requested).
Trump himself recently repudiated NATO publicly, sending shockwaves of panic through states bordering Russia who are allied with America. He supports a dubious annexation “vote” conducted in the Crimea at gunpoint.
Republican nominee Donald Trump began his attempts to woo Putin, when he hired “the best” people pro-Kremlin advisor Paul Manafort who revived the career of Viktor Yanukovych, the Ukrainian kleptocrat. Yanukovych’s Presidency ended in bloodshed when he absconded to Russia in the midst of a popular uprising and called for a civil war. Even now, nobody knows if Manafort is still under contract to work in Ukraine, casting a dark shadow on Trump’s adjustments to the Republican platform.
Within days the Republican nominee’s bromance with Vladimir Putin went from speculation to Trump blatantly begging for Russian support in a press conference (which they did, hacking the Clinton campaign a day later). Trump’s detractors were left feeling vindicated in their criticism of his sinisterly ignorant foreign policy.
Trump appears blinded by a foreign dictator’s simple flattery, telling ABC News:
“When Putin goes out and tells everybody — and you talk about a relationship, but he says Donald Trump is going to win and Donald Trump is a genius, and then I have people saying you should disavow. I said, I’m going to disavow that?”
On the other side of the fence, Putin hates Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. As Secretary of State, she called out the Russian autocrat’s completely rigged 2011 election that led enraged Russians to risk their lives protesting in the streets.
Republicans have been forced to pin all their hopes in this year’s election on a platform of 19th century economic isolationism, nativism and divisive fear.
Does America really want a shallow man who spends more time indoor tanning than studying the strategic motives of America’s international rivals?
more ....
WATCH: Trump Says Russia Won't Invade Ukraine Two Years After They Invaded
Re: Trump sides with Russia over Crimea
If the US people choose Trump (who is a corrupt one), it means the people is corrupt and fallen (ساقط in Arabic).. which is true.
In addition, such words which Trump and others say now are only a matter of election propaganda, then when anyone of them comes to be the president .. he will follow the steps already designed for him and will work according to the policy planned beforehand.
Therefore, this Trump and others are impostors: they play on the strings which will lead them to get the presidency: to support Tel Aviv unconditionally, and to reform the economy ... etc.
So Trump and the rest may speak whatever they want for free .. one of them may even say: I will take you, US people, to Jupiter and Saturn :lol:
If the US people choose Trump (who is a corrupt one), it means the people is corrupt and fallen (ساقط in Arabic).. which is true.
In addition, such words which Trump and others say now are only a matter of election propaganda, then when anyone of them comes to be the president .. he will follow the steps already designed for him and will work according to the policy planned beforehand.
Therefore, this Trump and others are impostors: they play on the strings which will lead them to get the presidency: to support Tel Aviv unconditionally, and to reform the economy ... etc.
So Trump and the rest may speak whatever they want for free .. one of them may even say: I will take you, US people, to Jupiter and Saturn :lol:
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Re: Trump sides with Russia over Crimea
Tel Aviv is in Israel. I think you meant Washington DC.
Tel Aviv is in Israel. I think you meant Washington DC.
Re: Trump sides with Russia over Crimea
I mean he says such words in order that the influential Zionist lobby in the US may support him, if he says such words.
I mean he says such words in order that the influential Zionist lobby in the US may support him, if he says such words.
Re: Trump sides with Russia over Crimea
Trump is smart on some points. He definitely knows what to say to win over fools.
However, I also think he's stupid in many other ways. I don't think he's smart enough to engage in some pro-Israel conspiracy.
And even if I'm wrong and he is smart enough for that, I don't think he'd care to engage in such a conspiracy. He is clearly a populist nationalist isolationist xenophobe. Seeing that he doesn't even care for Mexico and Canada, why would he care for Israel?
He supports Putin just because in his mind what Russia does in Crimea is none of the US' business, which would fit his nationalist and isolationist stance.
He follows a very simple ideology. Don't rea too much into it.
Trump is smart on some points. He definitely knows what to say to win over fools.
However, I also think he's stupid in many other ways. I don't think he's smart enough to engage in some pro-Israel conspiracy.
And even if I'm wrong and he is smart enough for that, I don't think he'd care to engage in such a conspiracy. He is clearly a populist nationalist isolationist xenophobe. Seeing that he doesn't even care for Mexico and Canada, why would he care for Israel?
He supports Putin just because in his mind what Russia does in Crimea is none of the US' business, which would fit his nationalist and isolationist stance.
He follows a very simple ideology. Don't rea too much into it.