Who is right? Gabbard or Trump?

Tulsi Gabbard recently stated that Iran is nowhere close to building a nuclear weapon but Trump disputes that. Gabbard was chosen by Trump to be the Director of Intelligence, so who is right?



and this was Trump's response:



This situation is one that does put us not only on the brink of a worldwide Nuclear War because of POLITICS and EGO, but it also asks the question "are the people chosen by Trump good at what they do, or just Trump lackey's"?

Just yesterday:

Trump approves Iran attack plan but has not made final decision, reports say.


I thought you were worried Trump filled his cabinet with yes people. Guess not. I like having her input, and his, and Israel’s,

Seems like a good idea to have as many different opinions as possible.
 
Bullshit. None of Gabbards testimony has been edited out of the record, you ******* lying disgusting jackass Democratic party of Jim Crow, slavery, authoritarianism and racial discrimination supporter.
Yes it was, you asswipe. You don't have enough sense to come in out of the rain, retard.

Have another shit sandwich.
 
When you are enriching uranium to close to weapons grade then you are close. There was no reason to enrich uranium to that level.
It all comes down to what is close and when do you react instead of appease. Obie figured ten years then they could go ahead and have nukes was fine. Surprisingly Israel thinks maybe the are closer and should never get one. People in the government have decided on their own timeline as to when they would have them

Honestly I think I like Israel’s position. Let’s not play the timeline game of when Iran may actually put together a nuke and make sure it’s never, today.
 
**** you, lying scuzball. Why don't you man up and apologize for lying to the USMB forum instead of continuing to be a disgusting coward?
why don't you, you have been proven wrong?
 
Trump was elected to be right, so he is.
Tulsi Gabbard is subordinate to Trump.
Checkmate, she loses.
So why does Trump have her there?

Does he want to be surrounded by incompetence or what?
 
Tulsi Gabbard recently stated that Iran is nowhere close to building a nuclear weapon but Trump disputes that. Gabbard was chosen by Trump to be the Director of Intelligence, so who is right?
In this case, Gabbard is probably right.

But we must remember she was a strong defender of the mass murderer Assad of Syria.

And she's a socialist.

Also, Trump has always been a denier of intelligence.

See what I did there? :lol:
 
One thing that is "for sure" here. Evidently, Trump doesn't trust his OWN Intelligence Director to come up with the right information. Why did he choose HER? and Hegseth? They are both either incompetent or Trump is incompetent in choosing them.
Yeah, that's the concern. Given Trump's temperament and the people with whom he surrounds himself, I do worry about the decision-making process here. I don't want him following someone's advice simply because they were the one who flattered him the most that morning. We know how important that is.

I don't think he wants to bomb or get involved any deeper militarily. My guess is that this is just his standard flamboyant threat-making version of "negotiating", and that he'll TACO if things don't go his way.
 
why don't you, you have been proven wrong?
:321: **** you, lying imbecile.

You lied, *****. And it was the video that you linked to proved that you lied.

And you're too much of a cowardly little ***** to just man up and apologize to the USMB forum for lying to them again.

In post #17 you flat out lied about what Trump said.

Tulsi Gabbard stated "Iran is nowhere near a nuclear weapon", and Trump said "I don't care what she said (his OWN Director of Intelligence), she is wrong!"

Trump did not say "she is wrong!", you ******* liar. You just made it up. And I called you out for misquoting him in your cowardly feeble attempt to save face.

**** off. You're a liar and a coward.
 
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Tulsi Gabbard recently stated that Iran is nowhere close to building a nuclear weapon but Trump disputes that. Gabbard was chosen by Trump to be the Director of Intelligence, so who is right?



and this was Trump's response:



This situation is one that does put us not only on the brink of a worldwide Nuclear War because of POLITICS and EGO, but it also asks the question "are the people chosen by Trump good at what they do, or just Trump lackey's"?

Just yesterday:

Trump approves Iran attack plan but has not made final decision, reports say.


Any president and their cabinet don't always agree on subjects, but the final decision always rests with the president. Even members of the politburos in Communist nations don't always disagree on topics, except in the situation with Communist nations, the individuals who disagree with the supreme leader, disappear, or in North Korea's case, strapped in front of a cannon and blown apart.
 
:321: **** you, lying imbecile.

You lied, *****. And it was the video that you linked to proved that you lied.

And you're too much of a cowardly little ***** to just man up and apologize to the USMB forum for lying to them again.

In post #17 you flat out lied about what Trump said.



Trump did not say "she is wrong!", you ******* liar. You just made it up. And I called you out for misquoting him in your cowardly feeble attempt to save face.

**** off. You're a liar and a coward.
You do have one achievement, you "lying imbecile" and that is becoming the #58 person on my ignore list. You do nothing but insult, you are a total idiot, biased to the nth degree, and a total waste of time!
 
So why does Trump have her there?
Does he want to be surrounded by incompetence or what?
Pres.Trump doesn't like to be surrounded by "Yes" men and women.
He likes hearing from advisers with opposing views.
Because it helps him in making the best possible decisions on the various issues.
 
Pres.Trump doesn't like to be surrounded by "Yes" men and women.
He likes hearing from advisers with opposing views.
Because it helps him in making the best possible decisions on the various issues.

Pure misinformation and BS coming from you

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Trump was elected to be right, so he is.
Tulsi Gabbard is subordinate to Trump.
Checkmate, she loses.
The question in the OP was NOT about who wins but who is right. Of course, Trump is going to win against Gabbard or anyone else in his cabinet. He is the president. Nonetheless, winning does not insure that the right decision was made.
 
The question in the OP was NOT about who wins but who is right. Of course, Trump is going to win against Gabbard or anyone else in his cabinet. He is the president. Nonetheless, winning does not insure that the right decision was made.
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