spy vs spy
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Can't wait to see what happens next.I believe the chance of an attack on the nation with the problems Trump is having with his intelligence people is pretty high right now. Flynn is fired, his latest pick for National Security Advisory bows out, coupled with a clear loss of confidence in Trump by the intelligence community is a bad sign. This of course is coming at a terrible time as Putin puts a spy ship 30 miles off our coast, moves more military resources to their European border and puts Russian nuclear weapons on high alert.I have to believe it's going to be all about wages. If wages go up he will keep his job. Something like 90℅ of republicans approve of the job he's doing.I wouldn't be too sure of that. People are going to get pretty tired of listing Trump claiming, how wonderful his administration is, what a tremendous job he is doing, and how all his problems are the fault of the lying dishonest media.Not this congressIf Trump wants to do favors for Russia as president, that is his right as the president. He makes US foreign policy. If as a candidate for office he enters into a quid pro quo agreement with Russia for their help getting elected, it would be a violation of the Logan Act. However for Trump to make such a deal with a foreign power, particularly Russia, it would be considered by congress an impeachable offense.
Apparently he's in full campaign mode now. At some point he's going to have to act like the president and not a pitch man for a carnival.
Obama had to be perfect to avoid scandals. Trumps going to have scandal and problems with every cabinet pick but it's going to come down to who we nominate vs an encumbents president who no doubt will rig thenext election.
The corporate take over of America is complete
Having an egomaniac real estate developer who loves a good fight in charge without the full support and advice of the intelligence community is not comforting.
Two more highly qualified candidates turning down working for Trump.