When is Enough ,Enough?

What’s your opinion on Trumps response to the Porter situation?As with most things Trump, he didn't handle it in a politically expedient way. He handled it like a CEO, or the Catholic church with its scandals, which is to say he buried it and tried to protect his guy. Once it became a liability he cut bait.

So with that said the short answer is that with a top security position like that his response was screwed up.

He handled it like a dummy, let’s call it like it is

He handled it like a dummy, let’s call it like it is

Yeah but Obama probably had a POS on his staff too, so it cancels out.

So I found a Presidential Poll that trump approves of..................



https://action.donaldjtrump.com/official-february-presidential-approval-poll/?utm_source=twitter_gop_leadgencard&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=20180208__official-feb-approval-poll_gop_tmagac&utm_content=gop_surveys

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-calls-schiff-a-bad-guy-democratic-memo-a-nothing/ar-BBJxBcM?li=BBnb7Kz

Well this just settles it.

Democrats = doo doo heads
Republicans = good guys.

Thanks for clearing that up President Trump, glad we can count on you!

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/trump-calls-schiff-a-bad-guy-democratic-memo-a-nothing/ar-BBJxBcM?li=BBnb7Kz

Well this just settles it.

Democrats = doo doo heads
Republicans = good guys.

Thanks for clearing that up President Trump, glad we can count on you!
Funny how this shit always "pops UP" every time the russian investigation makes news,like when there are new indictments or new charges or when former WH people plead guilty of anything.

He’s still talking about Hilary and the election? FFS

So, how about the steel and aluminum tariffs? Cred, I'm ignorant, can you tell me who wins in a trade war?

So, how about the steel and aluminum tariffs? Cred, I'm ignorant, can you tell me who wins in a trade war?The US is a huge market with ALOT of sway. I believe that you can best negotiate from a position of strength. With those two points as a base, I think the tariffs gives the US negotiators leverage to get deals, ie revamped NAFTA, that are fairer to US products.

I doubt any country will truly want to engage the US in a severe trade war as both sides would be hurt but I think it's a valid approach to remind other country's with a shot across the bow that the US does have tools at its disposal if countries think they can create unfavorable conditions for US products and sidestep agreements in place, or run up massive trade surpluses with the US.

So are we in the negotiating phase, or the "it's signed into law, expect retaliatory tariffs" phase?