What Will Trump Do Post Impeachment

okfine

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Will Trump try to distract from his impeachment? Will he get something done?

Good question.

"As the election approaches, Trump will want to appear busy looking for high profile vanity summits to attend and seeking to avoid risky military conflicts abroad that might alienate his base and provide his opponents with campaign ammunition. The fear that Trump will try to stage some "Wag the Dog" like crisis abroad to distract attention or rally the country is overblown, precisely because it is an election year and a reckless move that led to military conflict with Iran or North Korea might be fatal at the polls."

"Perhaps the greatest risk and danger to US foreign policy in the coming year is that US adversaries, aware of Trump's desperation, will test him. They might assume that Trump's reelection worries will prevent him from responding forcefully to their provocation, or that he can be lured into a negotiation, and needing a win, will make concessions."

How impeachment affects Trump's foreign policy (opinion) - CNN
 
Will Trump try to distract from his impeachment? Will he get something done?

Good question.

"As the election approaches, Trump will want to appear busy looking for high profile vanity summits to attend and seeking to avoid risky military conflicts abroad that might alienate his base and provide his opponents with campaign ammunition. The fear that Trump will try to stage some "Wag the Dog" like crisis abroad to distract attention or rally the country is overblown, precisely because it is an election year and a reckless move that led to military conflict with Iran or North Korea might be fatal at the polls."

"Perhaps the greatest risk and danger to US foreign policy in the coming year is that US adversaries, aware of Trump's desperation, will test him. They might assume that Trump's reelection worries will prevent him from responding forcefully to their provocation, or that he can be lured into a negotiation, and needing a win, will make concessions."

How impeachment affects Trump's foreign policy (opinion) - CNN
Pick a fight with Dingel's widow in Mich. He's a tough guy, you know.
 
Will Trump try to distract from his impeachment? Will he get something done?

Good question.

"As the election approaches, Trump will want to appear busy looking for high profile vanity summits to attend and seeking to avoid risky military conflicts abroad that might alienate his base and provide his opponents with campaign ammunition. The fear that Trump will try to stage some "Wag the Dog" like crisis abroad to distract attention or rally the country is overblown, precisely because it is an election year and a reckless move that led to military conflict with Iran or North Korea might be fatal at the polls."

"Perhaps the greatest risk and danger to US foreign policy in the coming year is that US adversaries, aware of Trump's desperation, will test him. They might assume that Trump's reelection worries will prevent him from responding forcefully to their provocation, or that he can be lured into a negotiation, and needing a win, will make concessions."

How impeachment affects Trump's foreign policy (opinion) - CNN

Here's an idea. Less time golfing and tweeting, more time working.

I'd be happy if he ended the stupid trade war. Let's get the economy out of the doldrums he put it in.
 
He will concentrate on draining the swamp. He ran on that and that's why I voted for him.
 
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Will Trump try to distract from his impeachment? Will he get something done?

Good question.

"As the election approaches, Trump will want to appear busy looking for high profile vanity summits to attend and seeking to avoid risky military conflicts abroad that might alienate his base and provide his opponents with campaign ammunition. The fear that Trump will try to stage some "Wag the Dog" like crisis abroad to distract attention or rally the country is overblown, precisely because it is an election year and a reckless move that led to military conflict with Iran or North Korea might be fatal at the polls."

"Perhaps the greatest risk and danger to US foreign policy in the coming year is that US adversaries, aware of Trump's desperation, will test him. They might assume that Trump's reelection worries will prevent him from responding forcefully to their provocation, or that he can be lured into a negotiation, and needing a win, will make concessions."

How impeachment affects Trump's foreign policy (opinion) - CNN
The President will continue doing what he has been doing, working for the benefit of the American people while the Democrats will continue doing what they have been doing, trying to obstruct progress in the hope of gaining some political advantage.
 
Will Trump try to distract from his impeachment? Will he get something done?

Good question.

"As the election approaches, Trump will want to appear busy looking for high profile vanity summits to attend and seeking to avoid risky military conflicts abroad that might alienate his base and provide his opponents with campaign ammunition. The fear that Trump will try to stage some "Wag the Dog" like crisis abroad to distract attention or rally the country is overblown, precisely because it is an election year and a reckless move that led to military conflict with Iran or North Korea might be fatal at the polls."

"Perhaps the greatest risk and danger to US foreign policy in the coming year is that US adversaries, aware of Trump's desperation, will test him. They might assume that Trump's reelection worries will prevent him from responding forcefully to their provocation, or that he can be lured into a negotiation, and needing a win, will make concessions."

How impeachment affects Trump's foreign policy (opinion) - CNN
The President will continue doing what he has been doing, working for the benefit of the American people while the Democrats will continue doing what they have been doing, trying to obstruct progress in the hope of gaining some political advantage.
Obstruction, eh?


Democratic Senators are tweeting photos of the giant pile of "dead" House-passed bills on Mitch McConnell's desk

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275 bills passed by the House, obstructed by the Senate Republicans.

So...yeah.
 
Will Trump try to distract from his impeachment? Will he get something done?

Good question.

"As the election approaches, Trump will want to appear busy looking for high profile vanity summits to attend and seeking to avoid risky military conflicts abroad that might alienate his base and provide his opponents with campaign ammunition. The fear that Trump will try to stage some "Wag the Dog" like crisis abroad to distract attention or rally the country is overblown, precisely because it is an election year and a reckless move that led to military conflict with Iran or North Korea might be fatal at the polls."

"Perhaps the greatest risk and danger to US foreign policy in the coming year is that US adversaries, aware of Trump's desperation, will test him. They might assume that Trump's reelection worries will prevent him from responding forcefully to their provocation, or that he can be lured into a negotiation, and needing a win, will make concessions."

How impeachment affects Trump's foreign policy (opinion) - CNN
The President will continue doing what he has been doing, working for the benefit of the American people while the Democrats will continue doing what they have been doing, trying to obstruct progress in the hope of gaining some political advantage.
Obstruction, eh?


Democratic Senators are tweeting photos of the giant pile of "dead" House-passed bills on Mitch McConnell's desk

do-nothing-senate.jpg

They aren't stuck ... they just haven't made it to the shredder yet...

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The poor machine has been overworked lately.
 

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