He is such a tool.
Like giving a child a hand grenade. Oh well, I suppose itâll be nice to have the North Korean embassy at 666 5th AvenueâŚin exchange for stealth bombers or something.
What a surprise! Cadet bone spurs was out over his skis.
The walk back has started.
Just another day in the Covfefe Republic â where all the weather is stormy, all the facts are alternative, and all the TVâs are tuned to Fox.
Better he indulges these masturbatory fantasiesâitâs all he does all day anywayâthan getting peeved and launching a nuclear war. Gotta give Moon credit, he distracted Trump with this gambit the way you distract a crying baby with a rattle.
Facing questions from reporters about Trumpâs decision to agree to the meeting without clear actions from the North Korean regime, Sanders pointed out that Kim did commit to stop testing nuclear missiles and allow the U.S. and South Korea to conduct joint military exercises.
âLetâs not forget that the North Koreans did promise something,â she told reporters in Fridayâs daily press briefing.
Whoâs the biggest breaker of promises at this meeting? Who has added new and interesting words to the American lexicon? Who wants the biggliest bad ass press coverage the most? Who is the leader that lives in their own created reality?
He canât find North Korea on a map, doesnât have a State Department, no ambassador to South Korea, wonât rely on regional experts or listen to US Intelligence agenciesâŚyet pushes forward because of his own âgood brainâ and Xiâs pat on the back.
Itâs really too bad the world wonât allow you to call âIntermissionâ, so we can close the curtain for four years.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/972523294233710593
The second largest trade deficit is $69 billion with Japan (goods only).
I donât know whether this matters or, if true, what it signifies, but:
Compare the language in the two tweets. I bet yâall a cup of covfefe Trump didnât write the first one**.
**except for the exclamation point.
Xi Jinping âŚ
" Go ahead⌠do what ya want ⌠Bonehead â
Iâll still be here after youâre in jail ! " â
Luckily, negotiating a deal with North Korea is the same as negotiating naming rights for a hotel. We know he can do that, right? My guess he comes out of this with a new Trump branded hotel in NK.
Putting on a brave face now, comments about it will drive the âhe is clueless about what he is getting intoâ message home. He will think of an asinine reason not to go through with it sooner or later.
âLetâs not forget that the North Koreans did promise something.â
And if you believe that, then Louie Gohmert has a virgin goat to sell you.
And Trumpâs Bedporium had a never-been-pissed-on used mattress for you too.
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Currently have a massive $100 Billion Trade Deficit. Not fair or sustainable. It will all work out!
9:23 AM - 10 Mar 2018
The second largest trade deficit is $69 billion with Japan.
[/quote]See ⌠heâs already worked his magic. $100 B to $69 B just like that.
Any guesses as to what Xi and Abe actually said?
Iâll give credit to the people the tv networks brought in as experts who quickly dismissed Trumpâs gambit as a foolâs errand, naive and a win for Kim. They tempered a media that was in swoon mode. Trump is going to define down the standards for ânegotiatingâ with Kim. Trump wants us to accept an unenforecable verbal promise not to do a full on nuke test, while Kim continues to build, research and lab test stuff, continue espionage and other sorts of NK aggressive activities.
People shouldnât buy it and should be critical and skeptical. Foreign policy is not an arena for a marketing event.
President XI told me he appreciates that the U.S. is working to solve the problem diplomatically rather than going with the ominous alternative. China continues to be helpful!
previously
Not saying itâs really a fair contest, but there is some competition there.
I guess âdotardâ canât be counted as an added word, but it sure is interesting.