Our president had a successful visit with Saudi Arabia

[tycho1572]

Not only did he receive an amazing welcome, he managed to make some deals that'll benefit everyone!

I've never felt this proud of a president. We're at the beginning stages of witnessing something great. We now have a president who is actually working for Americans!

I couldn't be prouder of President Trump. This man deserves respect that exceeds what we all witnessed from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

^

Your nasty habits are your business.

We finally have a president we can be proud of.

If you're inbred trash, that is

Your insults scream amateur 15 year old.

That's only because he's 15 years old.

 

[jknowgood]

Not only did he receive an amazing welcome, he managed to make some deals that'll benefit everyone!

I've never felt this proud of a president. We're at the beginning stages of witnessing something great. We now have a president who is actually working for Americans!

I couldn't be prouder of President Trump. This man deserves respect that exceeds what we all witnessed from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

^

Is that what you learned in school?

 

[tycho1572]

We finally have a president working for Americans. That's a win for everyone!

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

We finally have a president working for Americans. That's a win for everyone!

Which America. The is no America anymore. There is Trump' a ignorant and hateful America and there is the rest of us.


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[Oldstyle]

We finally have a president working for Americans. That's a win for everyone!

Which America. The is no America anymore. There is Trump' a ignorant and hateful America and there is the rest of us.


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You liberal elites from the coasts are so smug in your steadfast belief that YOU are somehow smarter than everyone else all across America, PP...too bad whenever you get the opportunity to show us how smart you are...you flounder badly. Let's face it...progressives like Barry are more rhetoric than results.

 

[usmbguest5318]

Our president had a successful visit with Saudi Arabia

I'm certain the Saudis had a successful visitation by Trump. I'm not so sure what the U.S. got out of the venture. From what I've heard, it seems like Trump played "Santa Claus" more than anything else and now wants to be praised for having done so.

 

[tycho1572]

We finally have a president working for Americans. That's a win for everyone!

Which America. The is no America anymore. There is Trump' a ignorant and hateful America and there is the rest of us.


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We all know Obama fucked things up for everyone. It's going to take some time for President Trump to gets things back in order. We have to think positive and give him the support he'll need to fix this crap.

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

Not only did he receive an amazing welcome, he managed to make some deals that'll benefit everyone!

I've never felt this proud of a president. We're at the beginning stages of witnessing something great. We now have a president who is actually working for Americans!

I couldn't be prouder of President Trump. This man deserves respect that exceeds what we all witnessed from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Yes, Thump has ventured over seas. The Middle East and then Europe . The first stop was Saudi Arabia where is made an ass of himself before he even stepped foot on the tarmac but gesturing to the Saudis with his signature "two thumbs up " The problem is that the two thumbs up thing is the equivalent of giving someone the middle finger in this country. However, despite having been warned, the petulant man child who has the impulse control and social skills of a pre teen did it anyway.
However, we wont dwell on that. The fact is that he was well received. Why? Well let's see. The Saudis are fond of an authoritarian misogynist for starters. They are happy that Trump is intent on undoing Obama's Iranian deal. Or, maybe it was the multi billion dollar arms deal that Obama hedged on for fear that the weapons could fall into the hands or terrorists that the Saudis may well be in bed with.

Moving on, the big news of the day was his speech on Islam. It was supposed to be a unifying message aimed at bringing together the worlds major religions, but was it?

There is so much to be said about that. Lets see what two NY times OP Ed writers had to say about it"

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/21/...-region&WT.nav=opinion-c-col-left-region&_r=0
Selected Excerpts:

"Two of our opinion writers, Mustafa Akyol in Istanbul and Wajahat Ali in the Washington, D.C. area, watched President Trump’s speech in Saudi Arabia this morning and discussed what they thought it means for the Middle East, American foreign policy and Muslims around the world."

"Wajahat Ali: “Assalam Alaikum.” I mean that sincerely. President Obama opened his remarks in Cairo in 2009 — which this speech was obviously meant to echo — with the universal greetings of peace used by more than one and a half billion Muslims.
I retained a morsel of hope that President Trump would use his “Islam” speech in Saudi Arabia as a corrective measure — if not a 180 shift — for his previous anti-Muslim statements, and his use of Muslims as a political piñata to advance a white-nationalist, anti-immigrant agenda. I hoped he would actually be inspired by the beauty and spiritual depth of our respective religions, Islam and Christianity, specifically using this platform to reach out to Muslims through shared narratives of hopes, verses from the Quran and Bible, personal stories of his positive interaction with Muslims and the rich benefits and contributions of diverse American Muslim citizens.

Of course, I’m not a naïve, wide-eyed idealist and I didn’t drink the Halal Kool aid. I knew the bar was exceedingly low, so all Trump would have to do is stay on script, not say anything egregiously offensive and it would be considered an “improvement.” Which it was."

So he didn't blow it, but it was not anything profound by any means.

"Mustafa Akyol: Greetings — or salaams, too! I watched the speech in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from a not-too-distant place: Istanbul. I agree that it definitely did not come out as advertised.

A “speech on Islam” could have included some references to the faith, an acknowledgment that Islam is a great religion with values in common with Judeo-Christianity, and with a history of pluralism and tolerance. A “speech on Muslims” could have also been richer, with perhaps examples of how Muslims have contributed to the world, including to American society. This was a more modest, narrow and pragmatic speech, mostly appealing to Muslim leaders — in fact, only Sunni ones — for more cooperation against terrorism. But given Mr. Trump’s earlier views on Islam, it could have been worse!"

Yes, it is agreed . Shallow if not hollow. Oh well. At least he did not start a war on this trip. Yet. Tune in tomorrow.

He's doing an awesome job. Much better than I expected.

The expectations were sitting at the bottom of a dumpster. He hasn't gotten us all killed yet, so yes, better than expectations so far.

After 8 years of obama, Trump is being treated like royalty. lol

After 5 months of proving that he is a dictatorial misogynist who hates human rights -just like them- and is willing to sell them arms and dismantle the Iranian deal, they are kissing his fat ass.

 

[Oldstyle]

Not only did he receive an amazing welcome, he managed to make some deals that'll benefit everyone!

I've never felt this proud of a president. We're at the beginning stages of witnessing something great. We now have a president who is actually working for Americans!

I couldn't be prouder of President Trump. This man deserves respect that exceeds what we all witnessed from the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Yes, Thump has ventured over seas. The Middle East and then Europe . The first stop was Saudi Arabia where is made an ass of himself before he even stepped foot on the tarmac but gesturing to the Saudis with his signature "two thumbs up " The problem is that the two thumbs up thing is the equivalent of giving someone the middle finger in this country. However, despite having been warned, the petulant man child who has the impulse control and social skills of a pre teen did it anyway.
However, we wont dwell on that. The fact is that he was well received. Why? Well let's see. The Saudis are fond of an authoritarian misogynist for starters. They are happy that Trump is intent on undoing Obama's Iranian deal. Or, maybe it was the multi billion dollar arms deal that Obama hedged on for fear that the weapons could fall into the hands or terrorists that the Saudis may well be in bed with.

Moving on, the big news of the day was his speech on Islam. It was supposed to be a unifying message aimed at bringing together the worlds major religions, but was it?

There is so much to be said about that. Lets see what two NY times OP Ed writers had to say about it"

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/21/...-region&WT.nav=opinion-c-col-left-region&_r=0
Selected Excerpts:

"Two of our opinion writers, Mustafa Akyol in Istanbul and Wajahat Ali in the Washington, D.C. area, watched President Trump’s speech in Saudi Arabia this morning and discussed what they thought it means for the Middle East, American foreign policy and Muslims around the world."

"Wajahat Ali: “Assalam Alaikum.” I mean that sincerely. President Obama opened his remarks in Cairo in 2009 — which this speech was obviously meant to echo — with the universal greetings of peace used by more than one and a half billion Muslims.
I retained a morsel of hope that President Trump would use his “Islam” speech in Saudi Arabia as a corrective measure — if not a 180 shift — for his previous anti-Muslim statements, and his use of Muslims as a political piñata to advance a white-nationalist, anti-immigrant agenda. I hoped he would actually be inspired by the beauty and spiritual depth of our respective religions, Islam and Christianity, specifically using this platform to reach out to Muslims through shared narratives of hopes, verses from the Quran and Bible, personal stories of his positive interaction with Muslims and the rich benefits and contributions of diverse American Muslim citizens.

Of course, I’m not a naïve, wide-eyed idealist and I didn’t drink the Halal Kool aid. I knew the bar was exceedingly low, so all Trump would have to do is stay on script, not say anything egregiously offensive and it would be considered an “improvement.” Which it was."

So he didn't blow it, but it was not anything profound by any means.

"Mustafa Akyol: Greetings — or salaams, too! I watched the speech in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from a not-too-distant place: Istanbul. I agree that it definitely did not come out as advertised.

A “speech on Islam” could have included some references to the faith, an acknowledgment that Islam is a great religion with values in common with Judeo-Christianity, and with a history of pluralism and tolerance. A “speech on Muslims” could have also been richer, with perhaps examples of how Muslims have contributed to the world, including to American society. This was a more modest, narrow and pragmatic speech, mostly appealing to Muslim leaders — in fact, only Sunni ones — for more cooperation against terrorism. But given Mr. Trump’s earlier views on Islam, it could have been worse!"

Yes, it is agreed . Shallow if not hollow. Oh well. At least he did not start a war on this trip. Yet. Tune in tomorrow.

He's doing an awesome job. Much better than I expected.

The expectations were sitting at the bottom of a dumpster. He hasn't gotten us all killed yet, so yes, better than expectations so far.

After 8 years of obama, Trump is being treated like royalty. lol

After 5 months of proving that he is a dictatorial misogynist who hates human rights -just like them- and is willing to sell them arms and dismantle the Iranian deal, they are kissing his fat ass.

Donald Trump hates human rights? Really!!! You base that accusation on what? Oh, that's right...you're a liberal and he's Donald Trump...you don't need to base your attacks on anything real...you base it on your own unhappiness that Hillary lost! So what's next? Donald Trump twists the heads off kittens?

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

you don't need to base your attacks on anything real..

Vince Foster .......

 

[TNHarley]

Way to go Trump! Sell those terrorists some more weapons!
LOL I got a kick out of an article on FOX this morning saying trump had a plan for stopping the financing of terrorism and he just sold them 100B in weapons

 

[Oldstyle]

you don't need to base your attacks on anything real..

Vince Foster .......

Vince Foster wasn't real? Benghazi wasn't real?

Whole lot of dead people for something that was fake, Tyrone...just saying....

 

[Oldstyle]

Oh, so now the dead people are funny? Gotcha...

 

[TheProgressivePatriot]

Yes, Thump has ventured over seas. The Middle East and then Europe . The first stop was Saudi Arabia where is made an ass of himself before he even stepped foot on the tarmac but gesturing to the Saudis with his signature "two thumbs up " The problem is that the two thumbs up thing is the equivalent of giving someone the middle finger in this country. However, despite having been warned, the petulant man child who has the impulse control and social skills of a pre teen did it anyway.
However, we wont dwell on that. The fact is that he was well received. Why? Well let's see. The Saudis are fond of an authoritarian misogynist for starters. They are happy that Trump is intent on undoing Obama's Iranian deal. Or, maybe it was the multi billion dollar arms deal that Obama hedged on for fear that the weapons could fall into the hands or terrorists that the Saudis may well be in bed with.

Moving on, the big news of the day was his speech on Islam. It was supposed to be a unifying message aimed at bringing together the worlds major religions, but was it?

There is so much to be said about that. Lets see what two NY times OP Ed writers had to say about it"

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/21/...-region&WT.nav=opinion-c-col-left-region&_r=0
Selected Excerpts:

"Two of our opinion writers, Mustafa Akyol in Istanbul and Wajahat Ali in the Washington, D.C. area, watched President Trump’s speech in Saudi Arabia this morning and discussed what they thought it means for the Middle East, American foreign policy and Muslims around the world."

"Wajahat Ali: “Assalam Alaikum.” I mean that sincerely. President Obama opened his remarks in Cairo in 2009 — which this speech was obviously meant to echo — with the universal greetings of peace used by more than one and a half billion Muslims.
I retained a morsel of hope that President Trump would use his “Islam” speech in Saudi Arabia as a corrective measure — if not a 180 shift — for his previous anti-Muslim statements, and his use of Muslims as a political piñata to advance a white-nationalist, anti-immigrant agenda. I hoped he would actually be inspired by the beauty and spiritual depth of our respective religions, Islam and Christianity, specifically using this platform to reach out to Muslims through shared narratives of hopes, verses from the Quran and Bible, personal stories of his positive interaction with Muslims and the rich benefits and contributions of diverse American Muslim citizens.

Of course, I’m not a naïve, wide-eyed idealist and I didn’t drink the Halal Kool aid. I knew the bar was exceedingly low, so all Trump would have to do is stay on script, not say anything egregiously offensive and it would be considered an “improvement.” Which it was."

So he didn't blow it, but it was not anything profound by any means.

"Mustafa Akyol: Greetings — or salaams, too! I watched the speech in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from a not-too-distant place: Istanbul. I agree that it definitely did not come out as advertised.

A “speech on Islam” could have included some references to the faith, an acknowledgment that Islam is a great religion with values in common with Judeo-Christianity, and with a history of pluralism and tolerance. A “speech on Muslims” could have also been richer, with perhaps examples of how Muslims have contributed to the world, including to American society. This was a more modest, narrow and pragmatic speech, mostly appealing to Muslim leaders — in fact, only Sunni ones — for more cooperation against terrorism. But given Mr. Trump’s earlier views on Islam, it could have been worse!"

Yes, it is agreed . Shallow if not hollow. Oh well. At least he did not start a war on this trip. Yet. Tune in tomorrow.

He's doing an awesome job. Much better than I expected.

The expectations were sitting at the bottom of a dumpster. He hasn't gotten us all killed yet, so yes, better than expectations so far.

After 8 years of obama, Trump is being treated like royalty. lol

After 5 months of proving that he is a dictatorial misogynist who hates human rights -just like them- and is willing to sell them arms and dismantle the Iranian deal, they are kissing his fat ass.

Donald Trump hates human rights? Really!!! You base that accusation on what? Oh, that's right...you're a liberal and he's Donald Trump...you don't need to base your attacks on anything real...you base it on your own unhappiness that Hillary lost! So what's next? Donald Trump twists the heads off kittens?

Politicians knock Trump on human rights promotion - CNNPolitics.com

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/20/...tillerson-saudi-arabia-human-rights.html?_r=0

Trump Drops "Human Rights" From Top White House Job | Mother Jones

Next stupid question or comment.....

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

you don't need to base your attacks on anything real..

Vince Foster .......

Vince Foster wasn't real? Benghazi wasn't real?

Whole lot of dead people for something that was fake, Tyrone...just saying....

what is unreal is what The Republicans Bastard did ..THEY SMEARED CLINTON ..Period and now the same pieces of Shit are whining about unfounded stuff ?

This is what is Real
Donald Trump had to pay $25 million dollars to the people he ROBBED with a FAKE UNIVERSITY..he also had to pay a Million dollar fine for his scam
He is involved in 4000 plus law suits because he is a RIPOFF...he is a serial adulterer who claims the Right to grab pussy ....Get Real No WHINE ZONE

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Oh, so now the dead people are funny? Gotcha...

what is DEPLORABLE is to use dead people to smear someone

 

[TyroneSlothrop]

Oh, so now the dead people are funny? Gotcha...

 

[Oldstyle]

Oh, so now the dead people are funny? Gotcha...

what is DEPLORABLE is to use dead people to smear someone

Nah, what's REALLY deplorable is to lie to the families of dead Americans about how their loved ones died as their flag draped caskets are coming off a plane! Hard to get any lower than that, Tyrone! It takes deplorable to a whole new level!

 

[Oldstyle]

Oh, so now the dead people are funny? Gotcha...

Ah, that's a picture of the girl who cried because someone said bad things about Barry, Tyrone! Can't you liberals do anything right?