The truth about those political adversaries feigning anger at Trumps policies, they fear the will be successful

[rightwinger]

he was an ex president, he had the legal constitutional right to possess those documents

note you said “ex-President”

 

[Redfish]

note you said “ex-President”

yes I did, and accurately. the presidential records act says what he had is perfectly legal, unlike Biden's box of classified docs in his garage, as ex VP

 

[rightwinger]

yes I did, and accurately. the presidential records act says what he had is perfectly legal, unlike Biden's box of classified docs in his garage, as ex VP

Actually the presidential records act said Trump needed to turn his official documents in to the national archives

 

[Mac1958]

An overall policy position is one thing. The way the policy is addressed is another.

So disagreement with a tactic does not indicate disagreement with a policy.

I wonder why in the world this always needs to be so damn difficult to understand.

 

[Redfish]

Actually the presidential records act said Trump needed to turn his official documents in to the national archives

He did offer to turn them over, but the Biden administration sent a swat team to rifle through Melania's underwear drawer.

accept reality winger, What Trump did with documents was legal, what Biden and Hillary did was illegal.

 

[rightwinger]

He did offer to turn them over, but the Biden administration sent a swat team to rifle through Melania's underwear drawer.

accept reality winger, What Trump did with documents was legal, what Biden and Hillary did was illegal.

 

[SweetTea]

Right now, Trump is cementing his position as the worst President in history.

Yes, but only to those that do not want to see the US succeed. By that standard, he very well may be the worst.

 

[rightwinger]

Yes, but only to those that do not want to see the US succeed. By that standard, he very well may be the worst.

Destroying the economy and turning the world against us is not success

 

[SweetTea]

Destroying the economy and turning the world against us is not success

Not happening. You will see.

 

[rightwinger]

Not happening. You will see.

Even Canada hates us
Trumps legacy

 

[wtb]

Even Canada hates us
Trumps legacy

Canada has been a bit irrational with their butthurt reaction to Trump's goal to rebalance trade between the U.S. and other nations. They jumped too quickly to a retaliation posture, IMO. Other nations have shown a lot more calm, measured, wait and see, and willingness to negotiate - stance.

Canada might end up cozying up to China too much, all due to an out of whack anti-Trump sentiment. China will love Canada jumping right into their lap but I'm not sure about the long-term ramifications for Canada.

 

[rightwinger]

Canada has been a bit irrational with their butthurt reaction to Trump's goal to rebalance trade between the U.S. and other nations. They jumped too quickly to a retaliation posture, IMO. Other nations have shown a lot more calm, measured, wait and see, and willingness to negotiate - stance.

Canada might end up cozying up to China too much, all due to an out of whack anti-Trump sentiment. China will love Canada jumping right into their lap but I'm not sure about the long-term ramifications for Canada.

Canada has been rational
It is Trump picking fights with our allies for no reason

It is Trump pushing our allies into the arms of China

 

[wtb]

Canada has been rational
It is Trump picking fights with our allies for no reason

It is Trump pushing our allies into the arms of China

That's one way of looking at it. Another is that Trump is determined to change an unfair and out of balance trade scenario for the U.S. - with many, many countries. Those who hate anything Trump does and would never want to see any of Trump's plans succeed, will frame his efforts as bad or "picking fights with our allies for no reason".

As far as Trump pushing allies into the arms of China, that's just ridiculous and makes other countries sound extremely weak, incapable of driving their own bus, and simply reactive in what may be stupid long-term ways.

Trump will be gone in 3.5 years and he has nothing to do with the directions and decisions Canada reaches regarding their response to any one U.S. president and the important choices they make for their own future. Canada can choose whatever trading partners it thinks are in their best interest - and if they choose a tighter relationship with China and later regret that choice - that's on them.

 

[rightwinger]

Another is that Trump is determined to change an unfair and out of balance trade scenario for the U.S. - with many, many countries.

US is the wealthiest nation on earth
That makes us consumers….we like to buy stuff

It is unreasonable to demand other countries buy as much as we do.