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Column by Tom Friedman, this morning, is it really "Anything Goes" on the international scene?
The Trump Musical: ‘Anything Goes’ https://nyti.ms/2XEYlTK
The Trump Musical: ‘Anything Goes’ https://nyti.ms/2XEYlTK
Opinion | The Trump Musical: ‘Anything Goes’
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Funny how you see article after article deriding president Trump, literally every day. Anyone ever notice the CONSPICUOUSLY absent article mentioning that he's the first President in ANY of our lifetimes to still be working daily to keep campaign promises after two years? Let alone that bunches of them have already been kept?? Nope. I thought not.
Yeah, we get it. The guy's not perfect, but the fact that nobody can be bothered to even notice the good eventually just makes everyone ignore the negative.
Yeah, we get it. The guy's not perfect, but the fact that nobody can be bothered to even notice the good eventually just makes everyone ignore the negative.
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SSgt Ray Stone
SGT Richard H. he's an incompetent imbecile that runs the country like his failed businesses( numeroes bankruptcies) to the trade wars that has bankrupted farmers,largest trade deficit in U.S. history,fraudulent Trump university. Shall I continue
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MSG Stan Hutchison
SGT Richard H. - It is not that he wanted to build a tower in Moscow. It is (1) how he needed to finance it (Deutsche Bank), and (2) that he lied about it, covering up the fact while campaigning. If there was nothing wrong, why did he have Cohen lie about it?
We are going to see a lot more.
We are going to see a lot more.
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SGT Richard H.
SSgt Ray Stone - "Failed businesses". That's cute. 5 or 6 bankruptcies of individual companies among a sea of over 550 companies. You really going to sit here and tell me that YOUR personal rate of financial bad decisions is less than 1/10 of 1%? Yeah, I thought not. But yes, please continue. Amuse me.
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SGT Richard H.
SSgt Ray Stone - Also , you're wrong about the biggest trade deficit in history, but you only missed it by about $10,000,000,000
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Mr. Friedman would do well to ask why the democrat party of these here United States is abandoning their bona fides in favor of socialism. He may also want to ask why that same party supported letting Iran have their nuclear program back. What with them being the number one exporter of terror in the world. He may want to ask the last president why he would want Vladimir to know that he would have more flexibility after the next election.
What another country does in regards to their type of government, or who their leaders are is really none of our concern. We made it our concern, but really its none of our business.
What another country does in regards to their type of government, or who their leaders are is really none of our concern. We made it our concern, but really its none of our business.
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