Some of the best "trump progress" for our country.
Dec 11, 2017 16:58:12 #
For linda and all the others who love the orange man and his every thought and deed..
Shelter down while you can..
Little bit from my good buddy somewhere in SE Asia...
—indeed, liberals, conservatives, centrists, and anyone who has read a newspaper in the past month can give you such examples:
Calling for a buildup of our nuclear arsenal to 1960s levels and saying that in general, we need more nuclear arms “until people come to their senses about nukes.”
Disdaining multilateral trade agreements in favor of separate one-on-one deals between the United States and all other countries.
Supporting the Gulf States blockade against Qatar, which Trump probably didn’t realize hosts a U.S. military base with 19,000 of our service personnel.
Declaring NATO obsolete and saying he’s not sure he’d honor its mutual defense agreement.
Telling the people of Puerto Rico that he’s not sure how much longer the US will be willing to pay for their disaster recovery.
Calling c*****e c****e a Chinese h**x.
Announcing the location of battleship groups and submarines deployed near Korea, which half-reveals some of our strategy to North Korea. Claiming, on the other, that “a whole armada is headed toward Korea,” when in fact it was 8,000 miles away and sailing in the opposite direction.
Leaving key government positions unfilled, including ambassadorships and under-secretary positions in the state department for key areas of the world that are critical to our foreign policy.
Implicitly endorsing the murderous campaigns of the President of the Philippines against drug dealers, instead of following judicial process.
Engaging in a screaming match with his own party’s Senate Majority Leader.
Sitting down and apparently working out a deal with the leaders of the opposition party and then, a few days later, tweeting that he didn’t mean it.
Blowing off his daily security briefings on the grounds that “I’m smart enough.”
Telling the Navy to ditch a new digital system for electronic catapults on aircraft carriers and “return to goddam steam” because digital is “too hard to understand.”
Approving a special operations mission that had been strongly recommended against by the previous administration, resulting in the predictable loss of a Navy SEAL and then turning around and saying “The generals lost him” (and this was after saying “I’m smarter than the generals”).
Firing the Director of the FBI because he won’t squelch an investigation and then publicly announcing that the reputation of the FBI is in tatters.
Promoting a travel ban whose restricted countries don’t account for a single terrorist who has attacked the United States.
Saying it’s “d********g that the press can print just anything.”
There are others, but these should do for a start.
Shelter down while you can..
Little bit from my good buddy somewhere in SE Asia...
—indeed, liberals, conservatives, centrists, and anyone who has read a newspaper in the past month can give you such examples:
Calling for a buildup of our nuclear arsenal to 1960s levels and saying that in general, we need more nuclear arms “until people come to their senses about nukes.”
Disdaining multilateral trade agreements in favor of separate one-on-one deals between the United States and all other countries.
Supporting the Gulf States blockade against Qatar, which Trump probably didn’t realize hosts a U.S. military base with 19,000 of our service personnel.
Declaring NATO obsolete and saying he’s not sure he’d honor its mutual defense agreement.
Telling the people of Puerto Rico that he’s not sure how much longer the US will be willing to pay for their disaster recovery.
Calling c*****e c****e a Chinese h**x.
Announcing the location of battleship groups and submarines deployed near Korea, which half-reveals some of our strategy to North Korea. Claiming, on the other, that “a whole armada is headed toward Korea,” when in fact it was 8,000 miles away and sailing in the opposite direction.
Leaving key government positions unfilled, including ambassadorships and under-secretary positions in the state department for key areas of the world that are critical to our foreign policy.
Implicitly endorsing the murderous campaigns of the President of the Philippines against drug dealers, instead of following judicial process.
Engaging in a screaming match with his own party’s Senate Majority Leader.
Sitting down and apparently working out a deal with the leaders of the opposition party and then, a few days later, tweeting that he didn’t mean it.
Blowing off his daily security briefings on the grounds that “I’m smart enough.”
Telling the Navy to ditch a new digital system for electronic catapults on aircraft carriers and “return to goddam steam” because digital is “too hard to understand.”
Approving a special operations mission that had been strongly recommended against by the previous administration, resulting in the predictable loss of a Navy SEAL and then turning around and saying “The generals lost him” (and this was after saying “I’m smarter than the generals”).
Firing the Director of the FBI because he won’t squelch an investigation and then publicly announcing that the reputation of the FBI is in tatters.
Promoting a travel ban whose restricted countries don’t account for a single terrorist who has attacked the United States.
Saying it’s “d********g that the press can print just anything.”
There are others, but these should do for a start.
Dec 11, 2017 17:44:09 #
permafrost wrote:
For linda and all the others who love the orange m... (show quote)
Your buddy in SE Asia should open his home to you , you will fit in quite well .. Don't let the door bust your backside ..
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