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How amazing is it the half-kenyan muslim was so much better as a president than Trump.
lol...2016 was the greatest election everThis moment perfectly illustrated the absurdity of Trump's decision to violate the Iran nuclear deal.
While announcing his decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump claimed he was demonstrating the trustworthiness of the United States.
During his speech at the White House Tuesday afternoon, Trump also announced that his administration was imposing sanctions on Iran that had been waived as part of the agreement.
“Today’s action sends a critical message: The United States no longer makes empty threats,” he said after detailing those actions.
“When I make promises, I keep them,” he continued. “In fact, at this very moment, Secretary [of State Mike] Pompeo is on his way to North Korea in preparation for my upcoming meeting with Kim Jong Un. Plans are being made, relationships are building.”
He added that “with the help of China, South Korea, and Japan, a future of great prosperity and security can be achieved for everyone.”
But those declarations ring hollow coming on the heels of the withdrawal announcement.
Trump’s violation of the Iran deal threatens the ability of the United States to be trusted when it seeks agreements from other countries.
As President Obama, who brokered the historic deal, noted immediately following Trump’s speech, “The consistent flouting of agreements that our country is a party to risks eroding America’s credibility.”
Yet while Trump was in the middle of breaking a multilateral nuclear agreement that the other parties were all complying with, he promised to bring “prosperity and security” to North and South Korea with a multilateral nuclear deal.
And the possibility of the U.S. pulling out of any potential North Korea deal must already be on Kim Jong Un’s mind. Newly appointed national security adviser John Bolton was instrumental in doing just that during the George W. Bush administration.
And Trump’s own North Korea policy was a reckless mess before all of this, thanks to his various Twitter threats.
But it was particularly strange for Trump to stake his claim to trustworthiness on the fact that he is violating exactly the sort of deal he expects North Korea to enter into.
Filthy Don makes all used-car salesmen look honest. And still no sanctions on Russia.
I said nothing of that spewed drivel, Oldstyle. The alt right puts Obama down because of his supposed religion and birth place, yet Obama just kicks Trump's ass as President. The GDP in each of Obama's last two years will be better than Trump's in each of his first two years. And character? Trump's is all negative. Just no contest.How amazing is it the half-kenyan muslim was so much better as a president than Trump.
Because he was half black, Jakey? Is that what made him "better" in your eyes than Trump? Too bad he was awful with the economy...didn't have a clue how to create real jobs...and was a total disaster when it came to foreign policy! But I guess that's what you get when you let someone without an iota of executive experience try to run the most important country on the planet!
Yup.Today Trump showed Kim we are serous about nuclear disarmament...
COWARD^^^^^^^The hate rage of Alt Right blinds them to the growing anti Trump resistance, now a majority in the country, a continually growing majority.
They liked them better when they were cutting off women's clits.What you're saying is Trump should be required to stay in a deal (with which he had nothing to do), even though that deal is helping a terrorist nation acquire nuclear weapons. Just how stupid can you be?
Did FauxNoose feed you this line because I swear their propoganda froths these same bullchit lies.
Well your boy did do the Saudis a favor by this move. Remember the War Sword Dance..or are you too stupid to figure what is going on here.
And now the Saudis (at least the current leadership) is trying to liberalize (in the old sense) their country.
But that is somehow horrible as well, right?
This moment perfectly illustrated the absurdity of Trump's decision to violate the Iran nuclear deal.
While announcing his decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump claimed he was demonstrating the trustworthiness of the United States.
During his speech at the White House Tuesday afternoon, Trump also announced that his administration was imposing sanctions on Iran that had been waived as part of the agreement.
“Today’s action sends a critical message: The United States no longer makes empty threats,” he said after detailing those actions.
“When I make promises, I keep them,” he continued. “In fact, at this very moment, Secretary [of State Mike] Pompeo is on his way to North Korea in preparation for my upcoming meeting with Kim Jong Un. Plans are being made, relationships are building.”
He added that “with the help of China, South Korea, and Japan, a future of great prosperity and security can be achieved for everyone.”
But those declarations ring hollow coming on the heels of the withdrawal announcement.
Trump’s violation of the Iran deal threatens the ability of the United States to be trusted when it seeks agreements from other countries.
As President Obama, who brokered the historic deal, noted immediately following Trump’s speech, “The consistent flouting of agreements that our country is a party to risks eroding America’s credibility.”
Yet while Trump was in the middle of breaking a multilateral nuclear agreement that the other parties were all complying with, he promised to bring “prosperity and security” to North and South Korea with a multilateral nuclear deal.
And the possibility of the U.S. pulling out of any potential North Korea deal must already be on Kim Jong Un’s mind. Newly appointed national security adviser John Bolton was instrumental in doing just that during the George W. Bush administration.
And Trump’s own North Korea policy was a reckless mess before all of this, thanks to his various Twitter threats.
But it was particularly strange for Trump to stake his claim to trustworthiness on the fact that he is violating exactly the sort of deal he expects North Korea to enter into.
Filthy Don makes all used-car salesmen look honest. And still no sanctions on Russia.
Just because YOU'RE stupid enough to think a terrorist country like Iran would not cheat on an agreement doesn't mean our President is. This is really basic stuff here, murderers seeking nuclear weapons cannot be trusted.even though that deal is helping a terrorist nation acquire nuclear weapons.
Another Trump cult member "thinks" that Obama's deal actually helped Iran's acquisition of nukes......
What the fuck is WRONG with these morons??
They liked them better when they were cutting off women's clits.What you're saying is Trump should be required to stay in a deal (with which he had nothing to do), even though that deal is helping a terrorist nation acquire nuclear weapons. Just how stupid can you be?
Did FauxNoose feed you this line because I swear their propoganda froths these same bullchit lies.
Well your boy did do the Saudis a favor by this move. Remember the War Sword Dance..or are you too stupid to figure what is going on here.
And now the Saudis (at least the current leadership) is trying to liberalize (in the old sense) their country.
But that is somehow horrible as well, right?
An university? Did you complete grade school english?This moment perfectly illustrated the absurdity of Trump's decision to violate the Iran nuclear deal.
While announcing his decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump claimed he was demonstrating the trustworthiness of the United States.
During his speech at the White House Tuesday afternoon, Trump also announced that his administration was imposing sanctions on Iran that had been waived as part of the agreement.
“Today’s action sends a critical message: The United States no longer makes empty threats,” he said after detailing those actions.
“When I make promises, I keep them,” he continued. “In fact, at this very moment, Secretary [of State Mike] Pompeo is on his way to North Korea in preparation for my upcoming meeting with Kim Jong Un. Plans are being made, relationships are building.”
He added that “with the help of China, South Korea, and Japan, a future of great prosperity and security can be achieved for everyone.”
But those declarations ring hollow coming on the heels of the withdrawal announcement.
Trump’s violation of the Iran deal threatens the ability of the United States to be trusted when it seeks agreements from other countries.
As President Obama, who brokered the historic deal, noted immediately following Trump’s speech, “The consistent flouting of agreements that our country is a party to risks eroding America’s credibility.”
Yet while Trump was in the middle of breaking a multilateral nuclear agreement that the other parties were all complying with, he promised to bring “prosperity and security” to North and South Korea with a multilateral nuclear deal.
And the possibility of the U.S. pulling out of any potential North Korea deal must already be on Kim Jong Un’s mind. Newly appointed national security adviser John Bolton was instrumental in doing just that during the George W. Bush administration.
And Trump’s own North Korea policy was a reckless mess before all of this, thanks to his various Twitter threats.
But it was particularly strange for Trump to stake his claim to trustworthiness on the fact that he is violating exactly the sort of deal he expects North Korea to enter into.
Filthy Don makes all used-car salesmen look honest. And still no sanctions on Russia.
Obviously you need to know more, it’s sad how little you do...
Hey Trumptard, Filthy Don is the guy who tried out an University scam. Get with the program, Missy.
Uh, its not that the US can't be trusted, it's that Obummy and Muppet face can't be trusted.This moment perfectly illustrated the absurdity of Trump's decision to violate the Iran nuclear deal.
While announcing his decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, Trump claimed he was demonstrating the trustworthiness of the United States.
During his speech at the White House Tuesday afternoon, Trump also announced that his administration was imposing sanctions on Iran that had been waived as part of the agreement.
“Today’s action sends a critical message: The United States no longer makes empty threats,” he said after detailing those actions.
“When I make promises, I keep them,” he continued. “In fact, at this very moment, Secretary [of State Mike] Pompeo is on his way to North Korea in preparation for my upcoming meeting with Kim Jong Un. Plans are being made, relationships are building.”
He added that “with the help of China, South Korea, and Japan, a future of great prosperity and security can be achieved for everyone.”
But those declarations ring hollow coming on the heels of the withdrawal announcement.
Trump’s violation of the Iran deal threatens the ability of the United States to be trusted when it seeks agreements from other countries.
As President Obama, who brokered the historic deal, noted immediately following Trump’s speech, “The consistent flouting of agreements that our country is a party to risks eroding America’s credibility.”
Yet while Trump was in the middle of breaking a multilateral nuclear agreement that the other parties were all complying with, he promised to bring “prosperity and security” to North and South Korea with a multilateral nuclear deal.
And the possibility of the U.S. pulling out of any potential North Korea deal must already be on Kim Jong Un’s mind. Newly appointed national security adviser John Bolton was instrumental in doing just that during the George W. Bush administration.
And Trump’s own North Korea policy was a reckless mess before all of this, thanks to his various Twitter threats.
But it was particularly strange for Trump to stake his claim to trustworthiness on the fact that he is violating exactly the sort of deal he expects North Korea to enter into.
Filthy Don makes all used-car salesmen look honest. And still no sanctions on Russia.
Uh, its not that the US can't be trusted, it's that Obummy and Muppet face can't be trusted.
That deal was not done by OR sanctioned by the US.
Go edeucate yourself.
Speaking of getting "educated"...did you know "policies" don't get "signed"?Speaking of getting "educated"...Did you know of the almost 100 policies signed by Trump, ONLY 7 went through a REPUBLICAN congress??
Speaking of getting "educated"...did you know "policies" don't get "signed"?
What in the hell are you talking about?Uh, its not that the US can't be trusted, it's that Obummy and Muppet face can't be trusted.
That deal was not done by OR sanctioned by the US.
Go edeucate yourself.
Speaking of getting "educated"...Did you know of the almost 100 policies signed by Trump, ONLY 7 went through a REPUBLICAN congress??
I was simply noting the irony. WTF signs policies? I hate the dumbing down of Americans.Speaking of getting "educated"...did you know "policies" don't get "signed"?
Yes.....yes, but you know fucking well what I meant.......but since you're a Trump ass-licking, moron, you"concentrated" on the term.
Go take a nap.......(but your screen name fits you rather well....lol)
