rhodescholar
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And it’s just the first week.
Stupid people like you could never even begin to understand what a great president Nixon was, but at least your hero Billy did:
For Clinton and Nixon, a Rarefied Bond
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And it’s just the first week.
ROFL! Turds like you have comparing him to Hitler almost since he announced. Rational people understand that these comparisons are nothing but the petulant whining of intellectual children.Gee, it only took one week for Trump to be compared to Nixon. Wonder what next week will bring...
Yes, Americans are about to suffer all sorts of pain, the price of electing a madman.Why is it that seeing democrats in such obvious pain brings such waves of delicious pleasure?
Yes Trump warned us he would be highly UNPOPULAR!!!!And it’s just the first week.
WASHINGTON ― Last May, when I was in Donald Trump’s 26th-floor office in Manhattan, the topic turned to former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
“Kissinger was in to see me the other day,” Trump said. “We had a long talk.”
Trump, who had just become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was clearly delighted that the famed author of diplomatic tomes and master of (often brutal) global diplomatic maneuvers came to offer him counsel.
I suggested that Kissinger, who had helped to engineer President Richard Nixon’s 1972 opening to China, must have useful guidance on how to deal with that muscle-flexing country today.
Trump waved it away. China wasn’t what he was interested in talking to Kissinger about. Nor did he really want a global tutorial.
“I loved talking to him about Nixon!” Trump said. “Kissinger has some amazing stories about Nixon.”
Trump has long been fascinated by, even fixated on, Nixon (who, late in life, fawned over the real estate mogul). In his first week in office, he was busy doing all he could to go the disgraced former president one better ― or worse.
In the space of seven days, Trump lied through his teeth, sowed division rather than sought unity, attacked the press, treated Congress with contempt, ignored his own party, clothed race-tinged rhetoric in law-and-order lingo, and grabbed all the reins of diplomacy in his own Oval Office hands. He behaved as if he were picking up where his idol left off in 1972, before Watergate intervened.
So far, Trump has been the worst of Nixon, weaponized. Here’s a look:
More: Trump Already Looks Like The Worst Of Richard Nixon
Scary stuff - and it's only week 1. Trump epitomizes the imperial presidency.
Hey dim bulb Trump so far is doing what he said he would. more than I can say for the prior administration.
Why is it Trump voters are already having VOTERS REMORSE???Why is it that seeing democrats in such obvious pain brings such waves of delicious pleasure?
ROFL! Turds like you have comparing him to Hitler almost since he announced. Rational people understand that these comparisons are nothing but the petulant whining of intellectual children.Gee, it only took one week for Trump to be compared to Nixon. Wonder what next week will bring...
George Bush's 20 worst momentsJFK illegally used the CIA to raise an invasion army and brought us to the brink of nuclear annihilation because hes quirky brother decided to invade Cuba instead of doing his job as A.G. LBJ sent Troops to Vietnam on a faked crisis and set the rules so we could win every battle and still lose the freaking war. Just when we needed leadership the freaking coward tearfully threw in the towel on national T.V. The U.S. put a man on the moon during the Nixon administration and opened relations with China. Watergate looks like child's play compared to Clinton bombing a foreign country when he was caught with his pants down.
Trump has been president for a week. Here’s what he’s done so far.And it’s just the first week.
WASHINGTON ― Last May, when I was in Donald Trump’s 26th-floor office in Manhattan, the topic turned to former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
“Kissinger was in to see me the other day,” Trump said. “We had a long talk.”
Trump, who had just become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was clearly delighted that the famed author of diplomatic tomes and master of (often brutal) global diplomatic maneuvers came to offer him counsel.
I suggested that Kissinger, who had helped to engineer President Richard Nixon’s 1972 opening to China, must have useful guidance on how to deal with that muscle-flexing country today.
Trump waved it away. China wasn’t what he was interested in talking to Kissinger about. Nor did he really want a global tutorial.
“I loved talking to him about Nixon!” Trump said. “Kissinger has some amazing stories about Nixon.”
Trump has long been fascinated by, even fixated on, Nixon (who, late in life, fawned over the real estate mogul). In his first week in office, he was busy doing all he could to go the disgraced former president one better ― or worse.
In the space of seven days, Trump lied through his teeth, sowed division rather than sought unity, attacked the press, treated Congress with contempt, ignored his own party, clothed race-tinged rhetoric in law-and-order lingo, and grabbed all the reins of diplomacy in his own Oval Office hands. He behaved as if he were picking up where his idol left off in 1972, before Watergate intervened.
So far, Trump has been the worst of Nixon, weaponized. Here’s a look:
More: Trump Already Looks Like The Worst Of Richard Nixon
Scary stuff - and it's only week 1. Trump epitomizes the imperial presidency.
You almost gotta laugh when you realize that the crooked media and the left digs up poor old Tricky Dick when ever they are in trouble. I recall headlines in one of the mainstream papers at the time when Bill Clinton's DNA was found on Monica's dress "new Nixon tapes found". It's a pathetic knee jerk response by the criminal conspiracy known as the mainstream media and the stodgy old socialist democrat party. It's not even relevant anymore but the left can't let go of it.
Yes, Americans are about to suffer all sorts of pain, the price of electing a madman.Why is it that seeing democrats in such obvious pain brings such waves of delicious pleasure?
Trump is just getting warmed up. After 8-years of mismanagement we need strong Budgetary medicine. Wall Street invests more in Russia and China than we do on defense. Hillary selling Russia our uranium is moronic if Russia is as bad as they are saying. Getting Trade Deficits down and people working again is a very good objective. So is replacing Obamacare with healthcare that works, remember the disastrous roll-out of Obamacare, Google programmers had to re-write the online systems for them.
Nixon was a "politician" and Trump has ZERO political credentials. Trump is a no-nonsense businessman, who looks to start re-organizing the Federal Government similar to the Grace Commission many years ago.
And it’s just the first week.
WASHINGTON ― Last May, when I was in Donald Trump’s 26th-floor office in Manhattan, the topic turned to former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
“Kissinger was in to see me the other day,” Trump said. “We had a long talk.”
Trump, who had just become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, was clearly delighted that the famed author of diplomatic tomes and master of (often brutal) global diplomatic maneuvers came to offer him counsel.
I suggested that Kissinger, who had helped to engineer President Richard Nixon’s 1972 opening to China, must have useful guidance on how to deal with that muscle-flexing country today.
Trump waved it away. China wasn’t what he was interested in talking to Kissinger about. Nor did he really want a global tutorial.
“I loved talking to him about Nixon!” Trump said. “Kissinger has some amazing stories about Nixon.”
Trump has long been fascinated by, even fixated on, Nixon (who, late in life, fawned over the real estate mogul). In his first week in office, he was busy doing all he could to go the disgraced former president one better ― or worse.
In the space of seven days, Trump lied through his teeth, sowed division rather than sought unity, attacked the press, treated Congress with contempt, ignored his own party, clothed race-tinged rhetoric in law-and-order lingo, and grabbed all the reins of diplomacy in his own Oval Office hands. He behaved as if he were picking up where his idol left off in 1972, before Watergate intervened.
So far, Trump has been the worst of Nixon, weaponized. Here’s a look:
More: Trump Already Looks Like The Worst Of Richard Nixon
Scary stuff - and it's only week 1. Trump epitomizes the imperial presidency.
Haters are gonna hate.Hopefully Trump will meet Nixon's fate - much sooner than Nixon did.
It takes one to know one, ain't it?Yes, Americans are about to suffer all sorts of pain, the price of electing a madman.Why is it that seeing democrats in such obvious pain brings such waves of delicious pleasure?
He is making Nixon look like a sane individual. The Comrade has quite a few screws lose. God help us when he finally loses his mind...what is left.
Haters are gonna hate.Hopefully Trump will meet Nixon's fate - much sooner than Nixon did.
I hope obama chokes on a big fat weiner.